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tension rod

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tension rod [′ten·chən ‚räd]
(design engineering)
A rod held in place by tension devices at the ends, such as a rod for a clothes closet.
(engineering)
A rod in a truss or other structure that connects opposite parts in order to prevent their spreading.

tension rod
A rod in a truss or structure which connects opposite parts and prevents them from spreading.


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There is a tension rod that holds the display in place.
Checking the cables or any tension rods for wear, splits or breakage, should be part of the routine.
Window valances are inexpensive and can be mounted directly inside the window frame on tension rods that can be picked up at a discount store for a dollar or two apiece.
 
 
 
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