As a hospitality expert, you know your clients are looking for the best in drapery options. They want it all: light blockage, a beautiful look and feel, and lasting quality they can count on to impress their own clients.
Pinch-Pleated
Pinch-pleated (including French and Parisian pleat) fabrication creates a full, even look to the drapery.
This style of treatment gives superior light control and is a good solution for guest rooms and other areas where blackout is desirable.
Pinch-pleated drapery may require more room for stack-back. Pleats can be specified as double or triple pleats, which refer to the number of times the fabric is gathered at each pleat.
Ripplefold®
Ripplefold® style drapery results in a clean, elegant appearance from both sides. Drapery panels attach via a snap-tape to the track, creating smooth, evenly spaced curves in the fabric.
This style of drapery does not control light as well due to a light gap between the panel and the track, but this can be solved by including a top treatment with blackout fabric. A good choice for public spaces or other areas where complete blackout is not required.
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