Stationary Drape Panels

Draperies are a wonderfully versatile type of treatment that can accomplish everything from insulating drafty windows to adding privacy to your space. When choosing the style and material of your drapes, you can also choose whether the panels should be operable or stationary. Stationary drapery panels can elevate home décor in a multitude of ways, acting as decorative accents and creating pleasing visual illusions.

Make your windows looks wider

If you have narrow or oddly-shaped windows, use stationary drapery panels hung wider than the window to make the window appear bigger. As long as you have the wall space, it’s just a matter of extending your drapery hardware beyond the width of the window. Make sure that the panel is wide enough to allow the right amount of fullness, so the drapes still look rich and substantial.

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All of the fabrics found in out textile gallery are inherently flame retardant and will meet NFPA 701 fire rating requirements.

We can treat all the fabrics with antimicrobial treatment from AEGIS upon your request.

Selvage edges are removed before manufacturing as necessary.

Multiple widths are joined using overlocked serged seams with safety stitched

Typical fullness is 100 % unless specified. Fullness is determined by the carriers. The closer the carriers are spaced the fuller the drapery will be

• o 60%
• o 80%
• o 100% ( most common)
• o 120%

All hems are blind stitched with thread that is both flame retardant and complement color.

The standard hem allowance is double turn at the top and double turn at the bottom, approximately 12” in total.

Side hems are 1 ¼ “ wide with double turned folds.

Bottom hems will have 0.25 oz corner lead weight.

Drapery is sewn in hemmed flat.

Hardware is visible as drapery is suspended under the track, leaving a slight light gap between track and drapery panels.

Drapery can be manufactured lined or unlined, however lining is recommended for all drapery, keep in mind blackout lining is dry clean only, and it cannot be laundered.

Snaps attach the drapery to carriers.

Snaps are composed nickel plated brass to resist corrosion and rust.

Snap tape is sewn into the top hem of the panel.

Stationary Panels information for an traditional design and functionality. All work is performed to meet the following requirements and standard business practice.

• • Fabric patterns matched
• • Multiple-width drapery is overlocked stitched with half widths placed on the return side of the drapery.
• • Drapery linings are joined by overlocking and finished with a 2.5” hem. Linings are to be placed 0.75 above the bottom of the drapery.
• • Drapery fabricated to specified sized within .5” in lengths and 1.0” widths.

All fabrics specified must meet NPFA 701 fire rating requirements

Please visit our Textile gallery and select drapery to see the largest selection of drapery fabrics available to the healthcare and hospitality industry.

Get ready for pleated décor from ceiling to floor, in the color you desire most. Our Stationary Panel drapes are available in various colors for more ways to mix, match, and liven up your health care environment. Choose from our gallery of colors from deep, blushing reds to blues and warm neutrals to insure your Stationary Panel drapes are what you envisioned. All of our Stationary Panel draperies are manufactured by the experts at the Cube Care Company, ensuring flame-resistant fabric and NFPA 701 FR approval on all draperies.

Your choices are never limited with Stationary Panels drapes. We are determined to deliver the most ideal drapes to your facility. Simply observe the available options of Stationary Panel drapes and let us know what you need.

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