Insulated Weaver's Cloth Pinch Pleat Slider Panel (based on 1 review) Thank you for showing interest in this item. You will be notified by email as soon as this item is available to purchase. The item you selected has already been subscribed to notify to this email. Add to Wish list 96" wide by 84" long The Slider Panel is 96" wide per panel has 23 pleats per panel and requires 25 drapery hooks (sold separately) Backed with a paper-thin acrylic foam lining Machine washable (please see important care instructions Wash one valance/panel at a time, soak on soak cycle 15 minutes in cold water Wash cold gentle cycle, then take the panel out right Hang up straight to drip dry, so insulation is not touching anything while it dries. Do not put in dryer. Iron low heat on Available in Gold, Khaki, Natural or White & Selection Tips videos Using a metal tape measure or a wooden yardstick, measure the width of the window area you would like to cover,

typically from bracket to bracket. Order pinch pleated curtains that are about 12 inches wider than the window area you would like to cover. To achieve the look shown in the main image we used the Insulated Weaver’s Cloth Pinch Pleat Slider Panel Drapery Slip On 4" Hooks (25 drapery hooks) for this 96" wide pinch pleat slider panel < previous next > Sep 07, 2016cat, brooklynnewyorkAnswer this question > Aug 16, 2016Jlee, Albany georgia Jul 09, 2016KDW75028, Flower Mound, TX Jun 12, 2016Patty, Bruceton Mills, WV Mar 05, 2016Calvin, Glastonbury, CT Nov 25, 2015Cindy, Middlesex, VA Nov 09, 2015DickB, Westwood MA Oct 02, 2015Trish, Rock Island, IL ’s Easy Classic Pleat Draperies take the soft elegance of fabric, embellish them with a pinch pleat and create a “wow” factor within your room. These drapery panels offer a choice of rich jewel tones, sophisticated brights and soft, soothing neutrals, and are available as refined patterns, bold prints and eye-catching solids.

Easy Classic Pleat Draperies are distinguished by pinch pleats at the top of the panel, which easily attach to either a standard drapery rod with the assistance of hooks or to eyelet rings with the aid of decorative hardware.Appliance Repair Edinburg Tx Install Time: 30 - 35 MinutesPug Puppies For Sale Northern Ky Light filtering liners allow light to gently filter through the drapery. Aviary Vacuum CleanerRoom-darkening liners obstruct 95% of outside light, whereas blackout liners obstruct 100%. Note: Light-filtering fabrics will reveal silhouettes to the outdoors at night. Panel-height dimension reflects the height of the finished product, including the pleat. Finished drapery length is recommended to be 1/2” off the floor.

Choose a split draw if you have two panels that you’d like to part in the middle and stack individually at each side of the window. Alternatively, a one-way draw will allow panels to stack together at one end. For added variety and dimension, you can match these drapery panels with our Classic Roman Shades or add optional traversing drapery hardware. Lining is strongly recommended to protect your draperies from sun and heat damage. In the case of silk and linen draperies, it is a must. This product is sold as panels. For a pair, buy two and choose a split draw. These draperies come with appropriate fullness, so simply order the exact width you want to cover For a full list of patterns and materials available for this product, click here. Click here to see other products that are available in many of the same materials. This product does not have accessible cords, and therefore is safer for places where children or pets may be present. Total Blackout Black Faux Velvet Curtain Panel, 84 in.

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Dark Cream Tonal Damask Back Tab Curtain Nadya Blackout Linen Polyester Curtain Panel, 63 in. If you like the formal look of pinch-pleated curtains but you don’t want to deal with traverse draw rods, hang the curtains on pole rods using drapery rings and clips. With rings, you can open and close the curtains simply by guiding them across the pole rod by hand, with no cords and pulleys to become tangled. Rings are versatile -- open and close just one side of the curtain as much as you desire. Curtain rings are available to match prefinished rods, or you may buy unfinished rings and paint or stain them to match your decor. Purchase curtain rings the correct size for the curtain rod. Ring measurements are given for the inside diameter of the ring. The inside measurement of the ring should be about 1/2 inch larger than the diameter of the pole rod so the rings easily slide across the rod. Buy curtain hooks that have sharp pin ends made for pinch-pleated curtains. You’ll need one curtain ring and one hook for each pleat in the curtains, plus one ring and hook for each top corner edge.

Slide the curtain rings onto the rod and hang the rod on the brackets. Attach the end caps or finials now, or wait until the curtains are hung, if you prefer. Lay out the curtains so you can access the pleats at the top. On the back of each pleat, measure 1/4 inch down from the top edge and mark a dot with a fabric marker or pencil. Place the top of a curtain hook at the marked dot. Mark another small dot at the bottom of the curtain hook. Repeat the measured markings on the back of each pleat and at each top corner edge. Insert the sharp pin end of a curtain hook into the lower dot on each pleat, one hook per pleat. Push the hook completely up into the pleat. Insert one hook at each top corner edge of each curtain panel. After insertion, the tops of the hooks should be at the upper marked dots. All hooks should be the same distance from the top edge of the curtain so the curtain hangs evenly. Adjust hook spacing if necessary. Pick up one curtain panel at the pleated top and carry it to the window.