SWISH Overlap Set for Superluxe or Duo Curtain Track

It fits and works perfectly

Excellent product all parts that you need

Perfect product - does what it says on the tin! - Just make sure you are ordering the correct hooks for your track - these were perfect for mine they are an improved version of the originals - a lot stronger. Tip, take the track down first a lay it on a table as it would be very difficult to fit the new overlap set in situe.To remove track from wall/pelmet just turn the levers through 90 degrees, you can the take the track down without unscrewing the fixings. So No tools are needed. Make sure you note the "way round" the original overlaps were fixed, loosen the small screw in the end cap to slide the hooks off the rail to fit the new parts, do ONE SIDE AT A TIME note where the strings go before you take it to bits. It is an easy job to fit them. Maurice Nunn

Perfect for what I needed. Delivered next day after order placed.

Item was unsuitable for intended purpose

Our large and quite heavy curtains were opened by someone who did not listen and the overlap runner was broken off. As our swish pull cord system is dates from aroun the 1980's we needed a compatible replacement. This unit did the job fine and we are very pleased with it for solving a problem as inexpensively as this turned out to be.

These are Swish but they don't come in a Swish bag or have Swish written on them. They fit my old curtain rail perfectly. They are larger than the old ones so will probably be stronger and less likely to be broken by guests who don't know how curtains work. They don't come with instructions, and it took me a while to realise that the metal parts slide through the slots on the end of each plastic block. To put them onto the curtain rail, you have to remove the ends from the curtain rail, and slide all the little hoops off. Concerning the cost, if you know anything about injection moulding or if you have ever bought anything in Poundland, you will know that these would have cost pennies to make, and a pound would be a more suitable price. However, Swish have a monopoly on plastic curtain rails, so we are stuck paying ridiculous prices for a simple piece of moulded ABS. It makes me want to get a 3d printer.

Good fit for repairs