Wedding Ceiling Draping | 12 Panels of 30 Foot Long Drapes

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12 breathtaking Sheer Voile ceiling drapes for weddings and special events!

This 118 inch ultra wide fabric is sheer / see-through, making it a versatile material for a variety of decorating applications.

Our Sheer Voile ceiling drape is Inherently Flame Retardant (IFR) and passes the NFPA 701 fire code.

Each ceiling drape measures 30 feet long (360 inches) x 118 inches wide. Material has natural edges that are not serged or hemmed.

Ceiling drape is not pre-pleated; it is sewn flat and can be gathered by hand.

4 inch rod pocket is sewn into each end.

100% Polyester. Delicate machine washable and dryer safe - see Laundering tab for details.

Quantity 1 = (12) 30 foot long ceiling drape panels. Hanging hardware is sold separately.

This is a sheer, see-through fabric and is approximately 0% - 30% opaque (light blocking). This opacity percentage is an estimate only, and for normal / standard lighting situations. A variety of factors can affect the opacity of a fabric, including where it is being used, light sources, and the amount of fullness in the material (the amount of "bunching").

NOTE: Any Ceiling Drape color other than White has an extended lead time for production.

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Each of these ceiling drapes are 30 feet long -- though if you want the fabric to swag (droop down from the starting point to the ending point) it is recommended that you use each panel to cover an area less than 30 feet long. For ceilings up to 20 feet tall, most prefer having about 25% swag. In that case, you would use each 30 foot ceiling drape panel to cover an area of approximately 24 feet. For ceilings that are taller than 20 feet, you may prefer a bit more swag (most common for taller ceilings is 30%). In that case, you would use each 30 foot ceiling drape panel to cover an area of approximately 23 feet.

You may want your ceiling drapes to have less swag, more swag, or no swag -- it is personal preference. The recommendations above are most common, but you may have a different idea or preference. The formula to account for swag is: [area to be covered, in feet] x 1.[amount of swag here, as a percent] = ceiling drape panel length, in feet.

Example: 23 feet (area to be covered) x 1.30 (30% swag) = 29.90 foot long ceiling drape. These 30 foot long swags would work perfectly!