What is a Ripplefold traverse rod?
Kirsch Ripplefold Traverse Rods Soft ripple-like folds flow smoothly from one end of the track to the other. The effect is gently tailored-suitable for either commercial or residential installations. Butt master carriers and swivel end carriers eliminate all “flat” drapery areas. There’s no “wrong” side.
What is Ripplefold?
WHAT ARE RIPPLEFOLD CURTAINS? Ripple fold style curtains are curtains that have a consistent s- curve rippling across the span of the track. The ripples are created by carriers corded together to create that consistent wave. These styles are seen often in hospitality installations as hotels and banquet rooms.
What are the longest curtain rods available?
The longest curtain poles/rods that Drapery Curtain Rods sells are 8 feet long.
How do you measure for Ripplefold curtains?
Measure the width of the window or doorway area you wish to cover. Consider extending hardware out from the edges of your window as much as 6″- 12″ on each side, when possible, to maximize natural light when the drapery is open. Your custom track will be made to the exact width you specify.
What are wave drapes?
Wave curtains are fitted to a slim, discreet curtain track so they are suitable for all standard sized windows. Because they have a relaxed fold, they help to create a contemporary look in any home. They work particularly well in large open-plan living rooms and kitchen-diners, although they look great anywhere.
What is the difference between pinch pleat and Ripplefold?
Ripplefold drapes are a choice for both residential and commercial spaces because of the minimal look they give, without any pleating. Pinch pleat drapes work well with heavier, formal fabrics because of the nature of the design and the need to help conceal the hooks used to hang them on.
How much weight can a drapery rod hold?
A tension rod can hold between 10-45 pounds, depending on its material. However, the average tension rod can handle about 20 pounds. Whether you want to suspend curtains or clothes, a tension rod makes an excellent addition to your home.
What is fullness in drapery?
Fullness is the extra fabric used across the width or sometimes height of the drape. Fullness provides a drape with a richer look. It increases the visual depth of field and provides more light and sound absorption. The use, look and budget can help determine how much fullness should be added to a drape.