A production method of a blackout and semi-permeable, cellular curtain fabric used by connecting on all kinds of fixed, movable or folding windows, doors, glass balconies. The production method of the curtain fabric is also disclosed.

A production method of a blackout and semi-permeable, cellular curtain fabric used by connecting on all kinds of fixed, movable or folding windows, doors, glass balconies. The production method of the curtain fabric is also disclosed.

An adjustable drapery form structure provides form to the header portion of a drapery panel. The structure has a platform and a form member capable of surrounding an end of the platform. A track, with discrete stops along it, is oriented perpendicularly to that end of the platform. A hanger member that attaches to a drapery rod can be selectively adjusted between track stops. Trimming notches at an end of the form member may be removed to provide additional adjustability to the structure. The drapery panel is fastened to the form member and then the form member is bent longitudinally into a U-shape. The ends of the form member are then connected to the platform by catches, one on each side of the track, which restrain them. The number of structures and distance between them can be adjusted depending upon the width of the drapery panel and desired aesthetic affect.

An adjustable drapery form structure provides form to the header portion of a drapery panel. The structure has a platform and a form member capable of surrounding an end of the platform. A track, with discrete stops along it, is oriented perpendicularly to that end of the platform. A hanger member that attaches to a drapery rod can be selectively adjusted between track stops. Trimming notches at an end of the form member may be removed to provide additional adjustability to the structure. The drapery panel is fastened to the form member and then the form member is bent longitudinally into a U-shape. The ends of the form member are then connected to the platform by catches, one on each side of the track, which restrain them. The number of structures and distance between them can be adjusted depending upon the width of the drapery panel and desired aesthetic affect.

A drape is made from a series of strips of material arranged side by side and attached together in a manner so that each pair of adjacent lengthwise sides of each strip when joined together form a tab. Each strip has a sharp lengthwise pleat substantially parallel to and between the sides of the strip such that the drape has a series of sharp folds projecting outward on the front of the drape and a series of tabs projecting outward from the back of the drape.

A drape is made from a series of strips of material arranged side by side and attached together in a manner so that each pair of adjacent lengthwise sides of each strip when joined together form a tab. Each strip has a sharp lengthwise pleat substantially parallel to and between the sides of the strip such that the drape has a series of sharp folds projecting outward on the front of the drape and a series of tabs projecting outward from the back of the drape.

A device for manufacturing a pleated curtain includes elongate pleating means for forming a first fold in the curtain by folding the curtain around a long side of the pleating means along a fold line, clamping means for clamping a pleat portion of the curtain on either side of the first fold along a clamping line parallel to the fold line such that the pleat portion forms a loop, and control means for controlling the pleating means and the clamping means. The control means move the pleating means and/or clamping means such that the pleating means are arranged from a position inside the loop to a position adjacent the loop, while the clamping means clamp the pleat portion, such that a remaining portion of the curtain is folded round an outer end of the clamping means and a second fold is formed adjacently of and parallel to the first fold.

A system is presented that can be used to install pinch pleat drapery as well as ripplefold drapery onto a drapery rod as well as a drapery track. The system includes the use of a plurality of attachment members that have a center channel, a left channel and a right channel that are configured to receive a drapery pin therein. When a pinch pleat drapery is installed, drapery pins are placed in the center channels of the attachment members. When a ripplefold drapery is installed, drapery pins are installed in the attachment members in a pattern wherein adjacent drapery pins point in opposite directions thereby forming a pattern of drapery pins that point left, right, left, right and so on. In this way, a single system may be used that installs both pinch pleat drapery as well as ripplefold drapery onto a drapery rod as well as a drapery track.

A securement means to secure and display a fabric in a form of a panel to be used as a window treatment, shower curtain, etc. is provided. The securement means can include an arrangement of securements that allow for suspension of the panel from a support unit. The arrangement can include sets of securement with predefined spacings that may generate a natural tendency to form a plurality of pleats in an even and consistent manner. The securement means can further include a lead-in securement. The lead-in securement can be positioned to have a predefined spacing between it and a lateral side of the panel that the lead-in securement is most proximal to. Any of the spacings can further allow the panel to be suspended from the support unit without the panel interfering with a window treatment positioned behind the panel.

A securement means to secure and display a fabric in a form of a panel to be used as a window treatment, shower curtain, etc. is provided. The securement means can include an arrangement of securements that allow for suspension of the panel from a support unit. The arrangement can include sets of securement with predefined spacings that may generate a natural tendency to form a plurality of pleats in an even and consistent manner. The securement means can further include a lead-in securement. The lead-in securement can be positioned to have a predefined spacing between it and a lateral side of the panel that the lead-in securement is most proximal to. Any of the spacings can further allow the panel to be suspended from the support unit without the panel interfering with a window treatment positioned behind the panel.