Pleated Tops

Place your orders via the Drapery Panels Work Order.

D-011 Three Finger Pleat, Bottom Tack

D-012 Three Finger Pleat, Top Tack

D-002 Inverted Pleat

Heading is constructed with 4” buckram
Pleat faces toward the back or window side of the drape.
Drape to hang under the rod is strongly recommended if used as a full working drapery.

D-015 Two Finger Pleat, Bottom Tack

Heading is constructed with 4” buckram
Pleat is pinched and tacked at the BOTTOM of the buckram into a 2 prong configuration
Style will function well if used as a full working drapery
Reduction in fullness will result in some flaring at the bottom of the drape

D-016 Two Finger Pleat, Top Tack

Heading is constructed with 4” buckram
Pleat is pinched and tacked at the TOP of the buckram into a 2 prong configuration
Style will function well if used as a full working drapery
Reduction in fullness may result in some flaring at the bottom of the drape

D-006 Four Finger Pleat, Bottom Tack

D-007 Four Finger Pleat, Top Tack

Heading is constructed with 4” buckram
Pleat is pinched and tacked at the TOP of the buckram into a 4 prong configuration
Uses more fullness than some other styles
Increase stack and clearance requirements if used as a full working drapery
Recommend for light weight fabrics or sheers.
If used with heavy weight fabrics, surcharges may apply

D-008 Goblet Pleat, Bottom Tack

Heading is constructed with 4” buckram
Pleat is formed into a goblet shape and stuffed
Tacked at the bottom of the buckram
Style requires significantly more stacking space if used as a full working drapery

D-003 Cartridge Pleat

Custom Pleating