pinch pleat drapes

Produces a deep tailored pinch pleat drapes with uniform appearance both inside and outside building.
Eliminates bulky conventional pinch pleat drapes and hooks.
Nylon snap tape is sewn to fabric and accordian style pinch pleat drapes are sewn front and back....

Rod pocket pinch pleat drapes and valances are among the most popular styles of drapery in healthcare. Here are the reasons why:
Why Rod Pocket?
• Decorative- usually pulled to the side with tie backs or used as a valance, a main function is decoration. Drapery is operational, though and can be pulled to cover the window for privacy....

Deep tailored pleats are sewn in at the top, give the drape an “accordion-type” look.
The hardware, made of extruded aluminum, is strong, durable and light. Hardware must be ordered separately.
One of the reasons this style is popular in psychiatric areas is because it can be made without removable parts. Typically a baton is included with the hardware that either screws into the front side of the drape top or clips onto the back side, but...

Pinch Pleat Drapes are hung using hooks / pins or ring clips. They open and close with ease, typically using a traverse (i.e. cord/baton) pull rod, which is great for extra wide window enclosures. They can also be hung in a more modern fashion on a stationary...