Drapery fixture comprising of a curtain rail, a curtain and curtain glider, - whereby, the curtain rail has a longitudinal groove, which is accessible from below through a slot-shaped opening and is bordered by rim webs (13, 14), - whereby, the curtain glider has a sliding head which can be pressed into the longitudinal groove of the curtain rail and a retaining element remaining outside of the curtain rail after being pressed into the curtain rail, - whereby, the sliding head is wider than the width of the opening in the curtain rail, - whereby, the sliding head is connected to the retaining element by one of the webs arranged in the longitudinal median plane of the curtain glider and that, from the ridge area of the sliding head, protrudes outwards on both sides from the longitudinal median plane of the curtain glider by a minimum of one sliding vane (26, 27), whereby, the effective traction force of the curtain is transferred to the curtain rail by these sliding vanes (26, 27), - whereby, the sliding vanes (26, 27) each have a pressure surface on their underside, with which they can be supported on the inside of the rim webs (13, 14), - whereby, each sliding vane (26, 27) has a guide lip (28, 29) and the guide lips (28, 29) protrude from the opening of the curtain rail when the siding head is engaged, - whereby, there is sufficient room for movement between the longitudinal median plane of the curtain glider and the respective guide lips (28, 29) so that, due to elastic deformation or movement of the guide lips (28, 29) towards the longitudinal median plane of the curtain glider, the width of the sliding head is at least partly reduced, characterized in that, by diagonally pulling, it is possible to remove the sliding head from the curtain rail, since the - arms (24, 25) are in the form of spring arms, which connects the sliding vanes (26, 27) and/or the guide lips (28, 29) to the web, or - the sliding vanes (26, 27) are connected to one another by one or more arms (24, 25), or - the arms (24, 25) are connected to the sliding vanes (26, 27) so that they can be detached, or - the elastically deformable guide lips (28, 29) are connected to the sliding vanes (26, 27) at one end and, at the other end, to an upper plate of the retaining element. - whereby, the curtain rail has a longitudinal groove, which is accessible from below through a slot-shaped opening and is bordered by rim webs (13, 14), - whereby, the curtain glider has a sliding head which can be pressed into the longitudinal groove of the curtain rail and a retaining element remaining outside of the curtain rail after being pressed into the curtain rail, - whereby, the sliding head is wider than the width of the opening in the curtain rail, - whereby, the sliding head is connected to the retaining element by one of the webs arranged in the longitudinal median plane of the curtain glider and that, from the ridge area of the sliding head, protrudes outwards on both sides from the longitudinal median plane of the curtain glider by a minimum of one sliding vane (26, 27), whereby, the effective traction force of the curtain is transferred to the curtain rail by these sliding vanes (26, 27), - whereby, the sliding vanes (26, 27) each have a pressure surface on their underside, with which they can be supported on the inside of the rim webs (13, 14), - whereby, each sliding vane (26, 27) has a guide lip (28, 29) and the guide lips (28, 29) protrude from the opening of the curtain rail when the siding head is engaged, - whereby, there is sufficient room for movement between the longitudinal median plane of the curtain glider and the respective guide lips (28, 29) so that, due to elastic deformation or movement of the guide lips (28, 29) towards the longitudinal median plane of the curtain glider, the width of the sliding head is at least partly reduced, - arms (24, 25) are in the form of spring arms, which connects the sliding vanes (26, 27) and/or the guide lips (28, 29) to the web, or - the sliding vanes (26, 27) are connected to one another by one or more arms (24, 25), or - the arms (24, 25) are connected to the sliding vanes (26, 27) so that they can be detached, or - the elastically deformable guide lips (28, 29) are connected to the sliding vanes (26, 27) at one end and, at the other end, to an upper plate of the retaining element.