Sara Le Print Linen Ripple Fold Drapery with Snap Tape - Cato Traverse Rod
Sara Le Print Linen Ripple Fold Drapery with Snap Tape - Cato Traverse Rod
- Made to Order
- Designer Style
- Vintage Vibe
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Description
Vertical Seam
Seam Guide
A seam is the stitched line where two pieces of fabric are joined. Depending on the header style, fabric collection, and finished curtain size, additional fabric may be sewn together vertically to achieve the required fullness and coverage. This double-width construction is a standard practice for wider or longer custom curtains and is not considered a defect or quality issue. Once hung, the seam typically blends naturally into the curtain folds. Curtains within the applicable fabric size limits can be made without seams.
Seam Requirements for Sara Le
If the curtain finished length is 104 inches or less, no seam for any curtain finished width. Otherwise, the width needs to be double-wide with a vertical seam.
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How to Install Ripple Fold Drapery with Snap Tape | Cato Traverse Rod
- Connect the rod pieces if needed. Insert the carriers into the rod and secure the end caps.
- Install the brackets on the wall, then mount the traverse rod.
- Clip the tape snaps to the snap slots.
- Attach each snap slot to the carriers.
- Adjust the folds evenly and make sure the curtain slides smoothly.
*Overlapping carriers are needed if the curtain panels are open from center and you prefer wand control.
Sara Le
"Sharing with you all the love that I have for
my home, interiors & styling, diy& home improvement projects. I love that you're here & I hope you can find inspiration through my passion! "
- Sara
17 print designs on linen blend heavyweight fabric create a cozy and inviting atmosphere in your home. Made with a delicately Plaid, Leaves & Floral pattern, this soft linen blend adds subtle sophistication and texture to the window.
Versatile Patterns
Sara Le curtains are the combination of plaid, leaves, and floral patterns, which can add depth and texture to the room, providing a balanced and inviting look.
Subtle Elegance
The delicate vintage home decor style keeps the prints understated and elegant, ensuring that the curtains don’t overpower the room but add a refined touch.
Airflow and Breathability
The content of linen ensures breathability in the curtains, preventing a stuffy feel while maintaining airflow in the room.
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FAQs
How to measure for the ripple fold curtains?
Visit here for drapery measuring instructions.
What are the difference between tape buckle and belt hook ripple fold curtains?
Attachment Method:
- Belt Hook: Uses adjustable hooks attached to the curtain header, allowing more flexibility when adjusting the folds.
- Snap Tape: Uses pre-spaced snaps that connect directly to compatible track carriers for consistent, evenly spaced folds.
Track Compatibility:
- Belt Hook: Works with tracks designed to accommodate curtain hooks and offers more flexibility in hook placement.
- Snap Tape: Requires a compatible track system with carriers designed to connect directly to the snaps.
Do I have to order track?
Our ripple fold drapery is made to match our track, whose runner spacing is 8 cm by default. If you wish to use your own track, the runner spacing maybe different so that they may not match.
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What is stacking width?
Normally stacking width accounts for 20% of the ordered width. So we would like to remind you that if you want the window opening to show completely when the drapery is opened, please make sure to consider stacking width when you decide on rod length.
What is the distance for tape buckle with custom tracks?
In 4 1/4 inches
Do I need to consider fullness for ripple fold curtains?
About 200% fabric width is used for folds to create the finished width you order. Adding additional fabric to create fullness is unnecessary.
Neutral Theme
Less is more. In the context of interior design, neutral means without color. Neutrals such as beige, ivory, taupe, black, gray, and shades of white appear to be without color. but in many applications these hues often have undertones. Be aware of these underlying tones as you match colors. Neutral colors are muted shades that appear to lack color but often have underlying hues that change with different lighting. To some extent, blacks, browns, tans, golds, and beige are considered warm. Cooler colors, on the other hand, are white, ivory, silver, and gray.
