Bottom Rod with Splicing Design, Roll Up Shade Replacement Parts for Exterior sunshades, Outdoor louvers, 5FT/6FT/7FT/8FT
Overview
Replace or upgrade the bottom rod on your exterior roller shades with this splicing-design bar from inCustom. Each package includes 2 lower poles that join together to form a single, sturdy rail. The protruding connection section locks the pieces firmly in place, reducing the risk of separation during use. Available in 5FT, 6FT, 7FT, and 8FT total lengths.
Key Features
- Splicing design – two poles join into one continuous rod for easy handling and installation
- Protruding connection section ensures a more secure, snug fit between poles
- Available in 5FT, 6FT, 7FT, and 8FT lengths to match common shade sizes
- Designed for outdoor sunshades, louvers, and roll-up shades
- One-year warranty included; replacement support from inCustom
Who It Is For
- Homeowners replacing a damaged or missing bottom rod on exterior roller shades
- DIY installers building or repairing outdoor sunshades and louvers
- Anyone needing a strong, splice-together bar for long shade setups
- Property managers maintaining consistent replacement parts for multiple shade units
- Customers who prefer a warranty-backed hardware component
FAQs
Does this product come as one solid rod or two pieces?
It comes as two separate poles that you splice together to form the full-length bottom rod. The protruding section on each pole locks into the other for a secure connection.
Which lengths are available?
You can choose from 5FT, 6FT, 7FT, or 8FT overall length.
Is this bottom rod compatible with all roller shade brands?
It is designed for exterior sunshades and outdoor louvers. We recommend checking the profile and splice mechanism against your existing shade system to ensure a proper fit.
What warranty is included?
inCustom provides a one-year warranty. If you have any issues, contact them and they will respond promptly.
How do I install the spliced rod?
Simply align the two poles so the protruding section on one fits into the receiving end of the other, then push them together until they lock. The combined rod can then be attached to your shade in the usual manner.