Hardware

The drapes are threaded onto crossbars and mounted onto the uprights. Each crossbar is adjustable and listed below are the 8 different lengths we stock. 0.7m - 0.9m 0.9m - 1.5m 1.3m - 2.1m 1.5m - 2.4m 1.9m - 3.0m 2.2m - 3.6m 2.5m - 4.3m 2.8m - 5.0m

We have supporting baseplates of different sizes and thicknesses. We will provide you with the correct baseplate for your particular application.

Allows for installation of a full circle or semi-circle structure. Commonly used at wedding ceremonies dressed with drapes and foliage as an altar centrepiece. We have three different sizes available. 1.5m diameter 1.8m diameter 3.0m diameter

These attach to the baseplates to allow connection of the uprights. We will provide you with the correct spiggots to match your baseplates and uprights.

This slots onto the spigot and baseplate. They come in various sizes and we will provide the correct uprights for your particular application. Sizes stocked 0.9m - 1.5m 1.8m - 4.2m 2.2m - 5.2m 2.4m - 6m 2.7m - 7.0m

A great little accessory that allows for two crossbars to be mounted parallel on the same upright. Can be used in situations such as room divides when a different colour drape is required on either side of the divide. Also great for creating a second decorative layer placed in front of a solid drape line. See our gallery for examples.

If a telescopic upright won't suit there is an option to use a ceiling-mounted bracket to support your crossbars. Works great in situations such as permanent installations.

Works exactly the same as the ceiling bracket but designed to be mounted onto walls, poles or any verticle structure. Again this is perfect for permanent installations or where using a telescopic upright does not suit.

The clip-rod is an attachment that allows for a drape to be hung in a position when there is no option to use a telescopic upright. A good example would be at a doorway where the upright would otherwise prevent the door from opening. The upright is moved away from the doorway and the clip-rod is mounted onto the upright. It can now extend into the corner to prevent a gap in the drape line.

This clever little accessory attaches onto a crossbar and allows for attachment of another crossbar running perpendicular. It is not a fixed connection and can be adjusted up and down the crossbar.

Works like the double drape cap and allows for two crossbars to be hung parallel. Can be used in situations such as room divides when a different colour drape is required on either side of the divide. Also great for creating a second decorative layer placed in front of a solid drape line. See our gallery for examples.