Fabrication Details

• Three-finger pinch pleats spaced approximately 3″ to 5″ apart
• Attaches to slide carriers with slip-in or pin-on hooks
• Headings can be suspended under the track or over the face of the track
• Fullness Options:  200%, 250%, 300% – 200% is standard
• Selvage edges are removed or clipped before fabrication as necessary
• Multiple widths joined using overlocked serged seams and safety stitch
• Headings consist of 4.0″ wide buckram folded into the fabric before stitching
• Bottom hem: 4.0″ double-folded
• Side hems: 1.5″ double-turned folds
• Includes 0.25 oz. corner square lead weights
• Blindstitched using thread to complement fabric color

Lining

• 2-pass blackout — white/gray, ivory/gray
• 3-pass blackout — white/white, white/ecru, ivory/white, ivory/ecru
• Cotton polyester — white/ecru
• Interlining (flannel) — white
• Lining is recommended for all drapery (however, unlined drapery is available upon request)
• Blackout lining is dry clean only and cannot be laundered

Hardware

• Cord Draw — can be specified with a tension pulley to hold down cord for safety issues
• Hand Draw – no baton or cord is used, and drapery is drawn by hand making this application excellent for healthcare facilities
• Baton — available in 36″, 48″, and 60″ lengths
• ADA Baton — 3/8″ Fiberglass with a loop
• Motorized Mechanisms and Carriers — supplied per client specification
• Drapery tracks composed of extruded aluminum finished with PPC in white color (standard)

 General

All fabrication meets the following requirements:

• Drapery fabricated to size specifications within 0.5″ lengths and 1.0″ widths
• Fabrics pattern-matched according to commercial standards
• Multiple-width drapery is overlock stitched with half-widths placed on the return side of the drapery
• Side hems are blind stitched
• Drapery linings are joined and hemmed by overlocking
• Linings are placed 0.75″ above the bottom of a drapery
• Order as rod length x finished length.