Pinch Pleated Curtains and Drapery Pinch Pleated Photos Other Headings
Shop At Home Decorators is specialized in custom drapery, curtains, and valances well known for high quality craftsmanship and long lasting durability. Our products are proudly Hand Made In America and we provide a warranty on all work. |
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Our custom Pinch Pleated Draperies & Curtains are tailored to the length and width you need so that they fit your rods perfectly. Choose from standard lining, no lining, thermal lining, blackout lining or interlining. |
Pinch pleat drapes can easily traverse larger windows. Wide selection of colors and fabrics. 2 1/2 to 1 fullness ratio for enhanced body and fullness. Laminated weights on the corners to ensure even pleating. Drapery is available in center or one-way draw. Three fold pinch pleat, bar-tacked at the base and top. |
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Drapes
have a special pinch pleated heading treatment, and do not have a traditional rod pocket to insert the curtain rod into. Pinch pleated drapes and drapery panels can easily be hung using either drapery hooks with traverse rods or drapery rings with clips with decorative dowell type rods. |
| The classic
drapery heading. This timeless, crisp look offers both style and function. This pleat, along with our tailored pleat, are the ones we recommend most for areas that will be opened and closed frequently. |
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When it comes to window coverings, a
person has the following options: curtains, blinds, shades or drapes. Curtains tend to be the most expensive of these options, though they are highly prized among interior designers since they offer quite a variety in terms of style and color. Blinds and shades are less expensive, and can even look nice with a particular décor. |
| Close the curtains on high heating and cooling costs! These thermal-backed, pinch-pleated drapes with coordinating sheers boast stylish comfort and save you money, too! What’s their secret? They can be lined with an energy efficient insulated lining that will insulate your home’s interior from whatever the weather is outside. |
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In the winter months they
block chilly drafts and help to retain heat. In the summer they block out harsh sunlight and extreme heat, saving you money on cooling costs while protecting your furniture and carpets from fading |