Privacy Cubicle Curtains
Cubicle Curtains
Providing your staff or customers with their own distinct and visually separated areas not only ensures their privacy but also enhances workplace productivity. Partition drapes play a crucial role in achieving this. Apart from effectively dividing spaces in an office, they have a wide range of other practical applications. Whether you want to enclose a fitting room or establish a private zone in a healthcare facility, privacy partition drapes can fulfill your requirements.
Essential Characteristics of Privacy Partition Drapes:
Different varieties and attributes of privacy partition drapes are suitable for specific purposes. RECMAR offers a range of options to assist clients in finding precisely what they require:
- Fabric: The appearance of your partition drapes should harmonize with the overall style and interior design of your office. These fabrics are available in various patterns, each with a variety of color options. The materials used are either flame-retardant or fire-resistant and are crafted from top-quality polyester.
- Size: When measuring the space for the appropriate curtain size, ensure that the final width is 15% longer than the length of your track. While RECMAR prioritizes precision in curtain production, the finished product may vary by up to 3.5 inches.
- Codes: Depending on your building's regulations, there might be specific codes that you need to adhere to for interior decor. Many office buildings and hospitals mandate a 20-inch mesh top on every curtain to accommodate sprinkler systems in the event of a fire. Following your building's height requirements, RECMAR designs the curtains to accommodate this mesh.
Advantages of Using Privacy Partition Drapes:
While it's possible to construct permanent walls or employ modular partition systems, privacy partition drapes offer several benefits. First, they are easy to install and come equipped with either snap tape or grommets.
Second, they occupy minimal space. Even the tiniest areas can be divided for employees or clients as needed, and when the curtains need to be removed or stored, they can be conveniently folded and placed in boxes.
Third, they are easy to maintain and can be wiped down or machine-washed.
Contact Us for Your Partition Drapes:
Curtain Tracks's objective is to provide clients with the partition drapes they require to enhance business efficiency and success. Whether for a trade show booth, fitting room, office, or healthcare facility, allow us to assist you in segregating your spaces. Get in touch with us today to begin.
Curtain-Tracks.com offers the best selection of high quality privacy, cubicle and hospital curtains for all of your applications that require privacy and seclusion.
Privacy curtains are commonly used in the medical and commercial industries where they serve as hospital and other healthcare privacy curtains, doctor's office privacy curtains, dressing room curtains and even to give privacy to cubicles in offices. Curtain-Tracks can also provide hospital cubicle curtains and tracks for temporary sites.
The curtain fabrics we offer combine safety, style, ease of care and affordability. The construction of these privacy curtains ensures the look that is desired coupled with long curtain life, resulting in value for the customer. While these curtains are commonly used in hospitals, clinics and other medical facilities, they offer function and fashion for a wide array of applications. They can be made with or without the mesh at the top, depending on your specific needs and fire code requirements.We also offer hospital curtain tracks for the medical industry.
PRIVACY CURTAIN CONSTRUCTION
All cubicle curtains are constructed with a triple thick 1 ½ incher header sewn with a double needle Safe-T-Lock stitch, making the curtains practically tear proof. This stitching technique eliminates unraveling and raw edges, providing enduring strength. Fabric patterns are always matched to provide excellent appearance, and each curtain undergoes a 7 point inspection process prior to approval for shipment. Curtains are typically sewn with rust proof nickel plated brass grommets on 6 inch centers across the header, although customer specifications can be accommodated. Curtains are constructed in any height and come in incremental widths of 18 inches.
Flame Retardant Curtains - All cubicle curtains are fabricated using fabrics that pass NFPA 701 testing, the most stringent national standard. Please consider all local codes however, to ensure you meet all requirements (e.g. some areas require the use of drops in lieu of mesh to ensure appropriate coverage of sprinkler systems).
Mesh - Most fire codes require the use of mesh across at least the top 20 inches of a privacy curtain. Our curtains feature ½ inch flame retardant mesh which meets NFPA requirements. Mesh available in 11 colors, although white or ivory are the most common choices to complement fabric selection. Curtains can be made solid, without mesh as well. Our default mesh is 22 inch white mesh.
Measurements - Height: Curtains available in any height, so identify the preferred spacing between the bottom of the curtain and the floor. Hardware drops the curtain by approximately 3 inches. Width: Curtains available in 18 inch increments. Add at least 10% (15% for tracks under 9 feet) to length of track to account for fullness.
Be sure to include ceiling height and track length and layout when requesting a quote.
Fabrics - A wide range of flame retardant fabrics are available for use in fabricating privacy cubicle curtains. We offer several of the most popular options below for your consideration. If you require a specific fabric, please contact us so that we may verify the fabric availability and lead time. All fabrics are “true-light” tested to ensure that the opacity of the fabric provides absolute privacy. Selection of fabrics shown typically ensures shorter lead times of one to three weeks from order placement to shipment.
Cut Width vs Finished Width - Curtains and shower curtains will not finish at the exact width ordered. Curtain-Tracks.com adheres to industry standards basing all curtains on CUT WIDTH. Approximate loss can vary up to 3.5” per panel. This is due to varying fabric widths, side hems, and panel seams. The following chart is based on 72” fabric width.