Specifications:

• All fabrics and linings are either inherently flame resistant or treated with a flame resistant finish. Flame certificates available upon request.
• Can be manufactured lined or unlined; however lining is recommended. Note: Blackout lining cannot be laundered, dry clean only.
• Fullness is typically 100%.
• All selvage edges will be removed or clipped prior to manufacturing.
• Multiple widths are joined with overlocked surged seams with safety stitch; using polyester corespun thread.
• Headings consist of 4" wide buckram folded into the fabric before stitching.
• Side hems will be 1-1/2" double turned folds.
• Hems will be blind stitched using thread in a compatible color. Mono filament thread is not acceptable.
• Bottom hems will be 4" double folded and will include a .25 oz. corner square lead weight.
• All joining seams will be concealed in the pleats.
• Snap system is used to attach drapery to the carriers in the hardware.
• Snaps to be made of nickel plated brass and are corrosion and rust resistant.
• Snap tape is sewn into the top hem of the drapery.
• Distance between snaps determines pleat spacing.

1. Cord Draw: Can be specified with tension pulley to hold down cord for safety issues.
2. Baton Draw: Baton can be hidden behind drapery if necessary.
3. Hand Draw: Excellent hardware system for use in psychiatric applications, no baton or cord is used; drapery is drawn by hand.