Pipe-and-Drape Divider Rental

Use freestanding fabric dividers for soft visual separation, backstage masking and temporary changing areas.

Where this setup fits

Fabric suits a flexible wall line and can soften how a room looks. Black drape can mask production areas and lighter fabric can match a reception or display. Examine a sample under the venue lights if opacity matters.

What to check at the venue

Confirm ceiling height, fabric requirements, floor protection and space around bases. Note air movement and where people will pass, especially near air-conditioning outlets and entrances.

What to send for pricing

Send each curtain run, desired height and colour, any entry openings, and the installation and dismantling times.

Choose fabric by sightline, lighting and floor space

Partition setup examples

Pipe and drape

Illustrative setup
Black pipe and drape screening one side of a stage

Black pipe and drape screening one side of a stage

Pipe and drape

Illustrative setup
Neutral fabric drape dividing part of a hotel ballroom

Neutral fabric drape dividing part of a hotel ballroom

Pipe and drape

Illustrative setup
Close view of the floor plate and upright supporting a drape

Close view of the floor plate and upright supporting a drape

Common question

Can the curtains be arranged around a changing area?

A wraparound layout can screen the area. Specify the inside footprint, overlap at the entry and any route used by queues or assistants.

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Prepare your project brief

Start with the location, rough measurements and the date you need the space ready.

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