Rod Pocket Panel Options
A-HDSH Hand Stitching (done anywhere, hem, trims etc.)
For those jobs that require extra details & workmanship.
RP-BHR Button Hole in Return
A buttonhole is sewn only the front of the rod casing, which will allow the rod to pass through the casing and then the fabric, to continue around the corner to create the return. The return of the panel will still be flat with no fullness. The panel will still appear to have a continuation of the header if there is one.
***Without this feature there may be a significant light gap, privacy issue, or problem of under treatments showing if there is no return on the panel going back to the wall.
RP-COHR Cut-out Header & Rod Pocket
This method of creating a return will have a notch cut at the top of the panel which ends at the base of the casing and is the depth of the return. The cut-out creates a fabric flap that will fold around the corner and can be attached to the wall with a drapery hook thereby creating a return. The return will be flat, without any fullness.
***Without this feature there may be a significant light gap, privacy issue, or problem of under treatments showing if there is no return on the panel going back to the wall.
RP-COD Cut Out Details
For added details add cut-outs to help form the drapery around objects.
RP- SH6W Wide Side Hems – 6” Overlap Side Only (No photo Available)
By adding wide side hem to the leading edges of the drapery helps eliminate seeing the lining when hanging.
RP-BDW (1.0, 1.4, & 3.4) Beaded Weight
To help add weight to light weight fabrics and to hang better. Comes in 3 different sizes: 1.0 oz., 1.4 oz., & 3.4 oz.