Terra Custom Blackout Pleated Linen Drapery – Pinch Pleat Curtains

For pleats are permanently sewn to make, we normally make them in 200-230% fullness. For example, if rod or track length is 100 inches, you may order 2 panels each 50 inches width for pinch pleated, tailor pleated header style. You could also order more width if you prefer more fullness.

For pleated curtains, the panel width is the width that pleats are already set. 2X-2.3X fabric fullness in default to create pleats and folds.

• 2x Fullness for pinch pleat, tailor pleat, inverted pleat, and goblet style.
• 2.3x Fullness for triple pleat and triple tailor pleat style.

The curtain stack width refers to the amount of space that curtains occupy when they are fully drawn or pulled open to one side of the window or doorway. Curtain stack width varies for fabrics and headers, normally accounting for 20-30% of your ordered width.

For pleated header styles, like pinch pleat, tailor pleat, inverted pleated box, goblet, and tape pleat, if the curtain finished length is over 108 inches, then the max finished curtain width without seam is 56 inches; if the curtain length is less than 108 inches, no seam for any curtain finished width. Otherwise, the width needs to be double-wide with a vertical seam.

For pleated header styles, like triple pleat and triple tailor pleat, if the curtain finished length is over 108 inches, then the max finished curtain width without seam is 50 inches; if the curtain length is less than 108 inches, no seam for any curtain finished width. Otherwise, the width needs to be double-wide with a vertical seam.

160 inches Width; 246 inches Length. Curtains exceeding the maximum size cannot be memory-shaped.

Header styles do not support Memory Training include inverted box pleated, rod pocket, grommet, back tape, flat hooks, 4 in 1, and ripple fold. Since those styles are designed to create and maintain their intended appearance through their construction and method of attachment, memory training is redundant.

In general, for curtain lengths below approximately 78inches, a standard fullness of 2× the fabric width is assumed; for lengths above that, a fullness of 1.8× is used, in order to maintain an aesthetically pleasing stack depth.

First, install the curtain rod. Then, attach the pin hooks to the curtain at the appropriate intervals. Hang the curtain on the rod by inserting the hooks into the rod. Adjust the pleats to ensure they are even and look nice.