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Ripplefold draperies offer the elegance of a beautifully consistent fold each and every time. With snaps that attach at the top hem and slide smoothly along the track, Ripplefold is the choice for less bulk combined with more view and natural light as the undulating wave pattern of the drapes collapses gently when opening.
Made to Your Specs
Depending upon fabric choice, both drapery options can have either a 4” double-turned hem or a weighted, bottom-sewn Eurohem for the ideal drapery hang.
Our workroom uses Kirsch snap tape, suitable for 60%, 80%, 100% and 120% fullness, in one-way or split draw with baton or cord control and butt or overlap master.
Ripplefold Style Drapery
Pleated Style Drapery
Also known as French Pleat draperies, this is the more commonly used pleat style due to its cost effectiveness. The fabric is drawn into a pleat at the top and typically hung with drapery hooks that allow the drapes to easily slide along the hidden rod. While the more traditional choice, Pinch Pleat draperies can have a more contemporary look with the right fabric choice.
Classic Flat Style
This traditional roman shades folds neatly when raised and lies flat when lowered. These shades work well with any fabrics and are highly recommended for patterned fabrics.
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Knife/Back Pleat Style
Doweled pockets on the back of the shade form decorative seams on the front of the shade. These shades work best with solid fabrics and patterned fabrics.
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Ribbed/Front Pleat Style
This style is a reversed Knife pleat with the pockets to the front of the shade, accenting each pleat. These shades work best with solid or textured fabrics.
COM Roman Shades
Motorized Drapery Tracks
Explore our motorized drapery track options solutios.
Glydea by Somfy battery or Line voltage or Neo Trak powered by Versa battery motor or libe voltage
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