Can Snap In Curtain Carriers Fit Onto Track For Roller Wheel Curtain Carriers?
Updated 04/01/2026 | Published 03/27/2026
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Question:
I have a 1973 GMC Canyon lands RV… Not sure if this is the original curtain track but through a process of elimination I believe I have the type B track because it has wheeled carriers with hooks that attach to the curtains. I am wanting to make new curtains and think that the snap tape that you offer would be so much easier for me to work with, but I’m not sure if the carriers that go with that tape will work in the track that I have currently. do you know the answer to this question or do you have a product that will work with the snap tape in the track that I have?
asked by: Deborah F
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Expert Reply:
Hey there Deborah.
As far as I can tell, I don't think your current roller track is compatible with snap-in rv curtain carriers. Usually you'd need something like RV Designer Internal Slide Ceiling Track - 96" Long - White # RD53QR for a track. Then you could install snaps like Snap-In RV Curtain Carriers - Qty 14 # 37281455 or RV Designer Internal Snap Carrier - Qty 14 # RD38QR.
If you don't have the sew-in strip yet you can use Sew-In Snap Tape for RV Curtains - 6' Long # 37281005.
Hope this helps and I didn't misunderstand your questions. Let me know what you think! What kind of fabric are you going with?
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Deborah F.
4/1/2026
I guess I am not understanding your response. If I am making new curtains, and I don’t want to change my tracks I don’t think I would be able to use the snap tape… am I correct?