Stage And Theater Curtains

A: IFR (Inherently Flame Retardant) means the fire-resistant property is chemically bonded to the polyester fiber during production - it is permanent and never washes out. FR (Flame Retardant) is a topical chemical treatment applied after weaving that degrades over time, especially after cleaning, and typically requires re-certification every 3 years.

A: For a professional main traveler, we recommend 23 oz (480 gsm) IFR velour or cotton velveteen. This heavyweight construction provides maximum opacity (>98% light block), rich drape, and superior acoustic absorption. For budget or smaller venues, 20 oz (420 gsm) is a solid alternative.

A: Standard masking (legs & borders): 50–100% fullness. Main traveler: 100–150%. Premium / opera house: 200% (3:1 ratio - 3m of fabric per 1m finished width). Higher fullness improves light blocking, acoustic performance, and visual luxury.

A: Yes - free A4 fabric swatches (up to 5 codes). You cover the courier fee, which is fully deductible from your first order. For color matching, send us a Pantone code or physical sample and we will produce a lab dip for approval.

A: Stock fabrics: 100 m per code for CHV011 (wide-width velvet); 500 m for most other codes. Custom dyeing: 1,000 m per color. For ready-made curtains, the MOQ is 2 pieces per size and color.

A: Yes. We supply complete track systems including aluminum tracks, carriers, pulleys, cord sets, and motor units (for motorized systems). We can also provide installation drawings and remote technical support.

A: Our CHV011 (300 cm wide) fabric can cover heights up to 10 m without horizontal seams. For extra-wide stages, we use vertical panel joining with blind-stitch seams that are invisible from the audience. Full-width cycloramas use seamless muslin up to 10 m height.

A: Each shipment includes: (1) original mill certificate of NFPA 701 / BS 5867 compliance with test data, (2) permanent IFR labels sewn into each curtain, (3) state fire marshal registration certificates where applicable. All documents are kept on file for future re-orders and inspections.

A: Trial orders: 100% T/T. Regular orders: 30% deposit before production, 70% balance before shipment. L/C at sight available for orders over $10,000. Net 30 terms available for long-term partners with established credit.

A: Stock fabrics + standard sizes: 10–15 days. Custom colors or large-scale projects: 25–40 days. Rush orders available on request (surcharge may apply). Exact delivery timeline confirmed with proforma invoice.

A: Each curtain is individually folded (never rolled, to protect the pile), sealed in a polybag, and packed in reinforced cartons. Velour curtains include interleaving tissue to prevent pile crush. Bulk orders ship on pallets with corner protection and stretch wrap. FCL and LCL options available.

A: We are a manufacturer with our own weaving facility in Suzhou, China - 15 years of curtain and fabric export experience. Cutting and sewing are handled by our cooperative sewing workshop under strict QC. We control the entire production chain from yarn to finished drape.

A: Absolutely. We provide custom woven labels, polybag printing, hang tags, barcodes, and retail-ready packaging. Send us your artwork files and branding guidelines. MOQ for custom branded packaging is 500 pieces.

A: Yes - send us a physical fabric cutting or a Pantone TCX code. We'll produce a lab dip within 7–10 days for your approval before proceeding to bulk production. Custom dyeing MOQ is 1,000 m per color.