6 Panel Ceiling Drape Kit | Covers up to 44 Feet

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Your guests will be in awe after seeing your 6 panel Sheer Voile Ceiling Drape Kit in action! It's easy to have an amazing looking ceiling with a kit that includes all of the hardware and Sheer Voile drapes to create ceiling swags that cover up to* 44 feet wide x 44 feet wide.

Each 6 Panel 21 Foot Ceiling Drape Kit includes:

Qty 6: D921-6 - 21 foot long x 118 inch wide Inherently Flame Retardant Sheer Voile Ceiling Drape with 4 inch rod pocket sewn at each end
Qty 1: AR20 - 20 inch diameter silver aluminum ring (opens to allow easy installation of Sheer Voile Ceiling Drapes)
Qty 6: AT6 - 6 foot long crystal clear acrylic end tubes + positioning cotter pins
Qty 50: 4CH - 4 inch metal C Hook
Qty 100: HPC - Clear Polycarbonate Hinged Hook

This 118 inch ultra wide fabric is sheer / see-through, making it a versatile material for a variety of decorating applications, including ceiling treatments, and pairs great with lighting!

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

Each ceiling drape measures 21 feet long (252 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.

Quantity 1 = (1) 6 Panel 21 Foot Ceiling Drape Kit.

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").

*Covers up to 44 feet (including the center aluminum hoop) if each ceiling drape panel is taut. Making the drape "swag" (droop down to some degree toward the ground) may affect the final area that this kit will cover.

1) Start by laying your aluminum hoop under the center of the ceiling, and then take your ceiling drapes and spread them out.

2) Remove the nut and bolt on your hoop to open the piece, and string your ceiling drapes onto the hoop by sliding the metal through the fabric rod pockets. For the best look, spread out your ceiling drapes as evenly as you can, and position them so that you have several holes around the hoop that are unobstructed – you will need to use some of the holes when hanging your hoop.

Using a Ring Hoop for Ceiling Drapes

3) Close your aluminum hoop by using the nut and bolt to fasten it shut. Decide how you will be hanging your ceiling hoop – see “Hanging Tips” below.

4) Go to the other end of your ceiling drapes (the ends that are away from the hoop) and slide an Acrylic Rod though each rod pocket. Spread your fabric evenly and secure it by placing a cotter pin on each side of the Acrylic Rod.

Insert a rod into the ceiling drape pocket

Insert a rod into the ceiling drape pocket

5) Using a ladder or scissor lift, attach your hoop to your ceiling.

6) To hang the opposite end of your ceiling drapes (the ends away from the hoop), place a C-Hook near each edge of the Acrylic Rod, allowing the Acrylic Rod to rest on the bottom of the “C” shape. For additional support, you can also place a C-Hook near the center of the Acrylic Rod as well. The closer you place the Acrylic Rods to the hoop, the more swag (drooping) you’ll have.

Hanging Tips:

How will you hang your ceiling hoop? There’s no one right way, and often it takes some creativity. There are many different types of ceilings, and many different ways of hanging your hoop. Below are some tips for common ceiling types and situations.

IMPORTANT: Always use good judgment for ensuring that your ceiling hoop is properly and securely attached to your ceiling. Never hang your ceiling drape kit from emergency exit lighting fixtures or fire sprinklers, or hang in a way that obstructs any safety mechanism.

Hanging from a lighting fixture, pipe, etc.
Insert a C-Hook in some of the open holes going around the hoop. Typically, 3 to 4 C-Hooks will work, though depending on your ceiling, the number of hooks needed for secure hanging may vary.

Hanging from an acoustic / office-type ceiling
Our Hinged Clips are designed to fit onto standard metal support beams on this type of ceiling. Place some hinged clips onto the metal ceiling supports, and then use C-Hooks to hang the ceiling hoop from the hinged clips.

Hanging from a very high ceiling Use chains or a similar type of fastening method, especially if you want the ability to raise or lower the hoop as needed.

Hanging from recessed lighting
If you’re able to pull out the recessed lighting from the housing, you may be able to wrap a sturdy, but thin, metal wire (not included), around the lighting and twist the wire on the end to form a loop. When you push the lighting back into the housing, you can use a C-Hook to connect to the loop that you created.