Use Self Tapping Tek Screws to Pinch the Curtain to the Angle

You can use many DYI methods to hang the curtains

Clamps on the flange of beams, joists and purlins

Vision panels can be added to your industrial curtains to allow for clear visibility within your facility. Vision panels are made from the Transparent PVC material (Clear or Anti-Static), available in 54” increments for the 20 mil, 30 mil, and 40 mil; and in 66” increments for the 14 mil.

Wind pockets and larger wind panels relieve air pressure from curtains by diffusing wind through mesh screens.

Nylon webbing straps, secured to d-ring floor attachment, keeps curtains secure.

An 8” strip of flexible PVC can be added with hook & loop fastener to the curtain hem and trimmed to match the slope or contours of the floor.

A chain-weighted hem keeps curtains hanging straight, minimizes wind movement and allows the curtain to be locked.

The most economical Entry/Exit Point is a Curtain Split. Velcro fasteners can be added

to seal the split or connect multiple curtains together also Velcro can be used to attach the curtain to a wall. The Velcro is welded or sewn onto the curtains. Pressure sensitive Velcro is available for all applications.

The most economical Entry/Exit Point is a Curtain Split. A Heavy-Duty Zipper fastener

can be added to seal the split. We use only the best quality Zipper available. The Zipper

is welded into the curtain for long lasting protection.

Magnet Attachments provide a quick and easy way to attach and un-attach curtains.

Magnets are used to seal a Entry/Exit Point Curtain Split or to join 2 curtains. Magnet

can also be used to fasten to adjacent steel walls and beams. Best utilized in dirty

areas that would clog up traditional hook and loop attachment.

A strip door can be included to add an easy point of entry/egress. This keeps

traffic flowing freely without slowly opening and closing the curtain. It also

minimizes air transfer from not having to open and close the full height of the

curtain. This Strip Door Can be sewn into the curtain or in a more ridged

freestanding frame.

Supported with a ridged free-standing frame They can be chain operated or electric motor operated. They are ideal for applications where the door will be left closed or opened for long periods of time with less frequent use. If frequent opening and closing is required, then it is best to use a motorized roll up door.

A free-standing industrial swinging door can also be provided for access. Also known as impact doors, these heavy duty doors can take a lot of abuse from carts, fork lifts or heavy foot traffic. The doors freely swing both forward and backwards like restaurant kitchen doors. They are available in both double doors for larger motorized traffic and single doors for foot traffic.