Quick Crank™️ Quick Rods
Precision rods. Built to lock in your shade system.
Quick Crank™️ Quick Rods are made from 5/16” solid stainless steel hex rod, just like all of our premium Quick Crank™️ tools. These rods are the backbone of your Click Lock Shade Control System — designed to hold your shades exactly where you want them.
Each Quick Rod features a closed-loop end, allowing it to lock your shade in place once raised. No slippage. No hassle. Just strong, clean hold.
✅ Key Features:
Made in the USA from 5/16” stainless steel hex rod
Closed-loop design for secure locking
Compatible with all Quick Crank™️ systems
Available in sizes: QCR-24 through QCR-120
Built in Waddell, Arizona — engineered to last
Precision rods. Built to lock in your shade system.
Quick Crank™️ Quick Rods are made from 5/16” solid stainless steel hex rod, just like all of our premium Quick Crank™️ tools. These rods are the backbone of your Click Lock Shade Control System — designed to hold your shades exactly where you want them.
Each Quick Rod features a closed-loop end, allowing it to lock your shade in place once raised. No slippage. No hassle. Just strong, clean hold.
✅ Key Features:
Made in the USA from 5/16” stainless steel hex rod
Closed-loop design for secure locking
Compatible with all Quick Crank™️ systems
Available in sizes: QCR-24 through QCR-120
Built in Waddell, Arizona — engineered to last
Precision rods. Built to lock in your shade system.
Quick Crank™️ Quick Rods are made from 5/16” solid stainless steel hex rod, just like all of our premium Quick Crank™️ tools. These rods are the backbone of your Click Lock Shade Control System — designed to hold your shades exactly where you want them.
Each Quick Rod features a closed-loop end, allowing it to lock your shade in place once raised. No slippage. No hassle. Just strong, clean hold.
✅ Key Features:
Made in the USA from 5/16” stainless steel hex rod
Closed-loop design for secure locking
Compatible with all Quick Crank™️ systems
Available in sizes: QCR-24 through QCR-120
Built in Waddell, Arizona — engineered to last