Custom Drapery & Curtains Cornell – Free Installation

Usually yes, and there are two things to check first. It has to be wide enough and stable enough for drapery, because dress fabrics and light cottons stretch out of shape once they are carrying their own weight down a long drop. And we need enough of it, since a panel takes far more than people estimate at double fullness. Send the details before you buy. The workroom will say plainly whether it will hang.

It depends on how the panels stack. On a track we set the stack well past the door opening so the fabric sits against the wall, not across the glass, and add a wand or a cord so nobody grabs the leading edge with wet hands. A single panel that draws one way suits a door better than a pair. If the door swings out, the panel has to clear the handle entirely.

Yes, if we supplied them. Every order stays on file with the fabric name and colour reference, so we can pull the record and bring drapery samples that sit beside it properly rather than fighting it. If the blinds came from somewhere else, leave one sample out at the measure. Matching from memory or from a phone photo does not work, since colours shift under different light.

It will, and it is why patterned drapery uses more cloth than plain. Every width has to be cut so the repeat lands at the same point, which means wasting part of a length at each join, and the two panels of a pair are matched so the design carries across the middle when they close. Big repeats waste more. That shows up in the quantity rather than in anything you can see afterwards.