Specialty Stage Curtains

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A Tab Curtain (or "Tableau Curtain") consists of two overlapping panels, generally with 0–100% fullness which are pulled open diagonally by a cable running through rings sewn into the back of each panel. The tab curtain creates a dramatic reveal and its open position is often used as a decorative element throughout a performance. Typically motorized. For more info on a custom tab curtain for your Florida-based venue, contact us or get a quote here.

A static Austrian Curtain is an inoperable, single panel which consists of multiple rows of scallops or swags used as a fixed decorative element. The scallops or swags are achieved by adding both horizontal and vertical fullness, which creates a luxurious and dramatic curtain effect. Need a static Austrian curtain for your Florida-based production? Get a quote here.

An operable Austrian Curtain is the same as above but instead of being static, it can be operated. An operable Austrian curtain can be rigged to fly out in one piece or can be raised evenly by lift lines running through rings sewn vertically onto the back of the curtain. An operable Austrian curtain typically requires motors for most applications. For more info on an operable Austrian curtain for your Florida-based venue or production, contact us or get a quote here.

Fabricated as a single panel, a Venetian curtain hangs like a standard pleated drape when it is in its closed position. Instead of flying out or traveling on a track, it gathers up evenly from the bottom to form a rich scalloped drape effect. A Venetian Curtain is typically motorized for most applications. Need a Venetian Curtain for your Florida-based venue or production? Contact us for more info.

A Venetian Contour Curtain is identical to a Venetian Curtain except individual lift lines are sewn into the back of the curtain at set intervals and with fullness to create the desired contour. A Venetian Contour Curtain is perhaps the most luxurious and dramatic of all theatrical curtains. It requires a series of motors; typically one per lift line. Want to learn more about a Venetian Contour Curtain for your Florida-based event or production? Contact us or get a quote here.

A Braille Curtains is a flat curtain with rings sewn onto the back and a pipe at the bottom, which is lifted by a series of ropes or lines that run through the pipe and rings. As the pipe is raised, the curtain folds onto itself. A Braille Curtain typically requires motors. Interested in a Braille Curtain for your Florida venue or theatre? Contact us for more info.

Similar to an Austrian curtain but used as a static decorative drape. Sewn with both vertical and horizontal fullness. Creates a luxurious and dramatic effect for stage, windows, or event drapery. Contact us for more info.

A static decorative drape sewn with fullness and pleated to create a scalloped effect. Typically staggered and hung in groups. Added to prosceniums, theatre boxes or windows, scallop swags create a classic and timeless look. Contact us for more info.

A Lambrequin or "Lambrican" is a curtain or drape, which covers the upper part of an opening, door or window. For theatre applications, lambrequins are fabricated for proscenium openings, where a valance would typically be placed. They are usually quite ornate and often include lamé, fringe, or other decorative elements. Contact us for more info.

Banded curtains are created by sewing bands of fabric in a contrasting material or color to add height or visual interest to a curtain. Contact us for more info.

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