A: Yes, you're exactly right! There is a 4 inch pole pocket located at the top and bottom of each drape panel.

A: Each 8' Premier drape weighs right around 2 lbs. 3 oz.

Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks!

A: Hi Tom! While Poly Premier drapes are great for pipe and drape backdrops, it's not a blackout or sound blocking fabric. The fabric is about 60-70% opaque (light blocking) when used in normal indoor lighting, and sound would likely easily travel through it.

For light-blocking and some sound reduction (note: we do not have any material that is considered truly sound proof), you may want to consider either our Commando drape, or our 24.5 oz. Velour drape.

Please let us know if we can help answer any other questions. Thanks!

A: Each Premier drape is about 60 inches (5 feet) wide. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks!

A: For this particular item, a Quantity of 1 is for 1 Premier drape panel that is 94 inches tall x 60 inches wide. We recommend using 3 of these drapes per 10 foot wide section, which would give you 50% fullness. If you'd like an even more pleated, gathered look, you can use 4 drapes per 10 foot wide section (for 100% fullness).

In our Complete Premier Drape Packages -- which comes with all pipes, bases, and drapes -- we include 3 drapes per Package. That item can be found in our Complete Packages category.

Let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks!

A: This fabric is about 60-70% opaque (light blocking) under normal indoor lighting conditions. It does a pretty good job of blocking light, but it is not a completely opaque material. If you need a more opaque fabric, we'd suggest our Commando, 15.5 oz Velour, or 24 oz Velour. Let us know if you have any questions or if you would like to see a sample of any of our drape fabrics. Thanks!

A: Yes, our Premier drape fabric is tested to pass the NFPA-701 fire code. Please let us know if we can help in any other way. Thanks!

A: Hello, we accept returns on most of our products within 30 calendar days of delivery. Certain items are not eligible for a return, such as custom sized drape panels. For full details, please see our Terms and Conditions (or the Returns link) -- both links are located toward the footer of our website under the ''Information'' section.

Please keep in mind that we're happy to send you free swatch samples of any of our drape materials prior to placing an order so that you can make the most informed decision on the fabric and/or color. If you would like free samples, please contact us by phone, email, or live chat with the fabric, color, and your mailing address and we'll get them out to you right away. Thank you!

A: Hi Royce! Our Premier drapes are made of Polyester, which makes them less prone to wrinkling compared to some other common drape materials (such as Cotton), but they are not wrinkle proof.

Storing them neatly folded, and without excess of weight on top of them, and any wrinkling should be minimized. Of course, balling them up, or even folding them nicely, but with a lot of weight on top of them, and it's likely that an increased amount of wrinkling would occur.

We hope this information helps, and please let us know if we can assist you in any other way.

A: Great question! Each Poly Premier drape is 5 feet wide, so 1 drape would not cover a 10 foot wide crossbar, 2 drapes would just cover the span (but there would be no gathering / bunching / fullness in the drapes -- they would be flat), and so that brings us to our minimum 3 drape recommendation. With 3 drapes, you have 15 feet of fabric covering a 10 foot wide crossbar, which will fully cover the width of that pipe and also allow for some gathering / bunching / fullness (a pleated look) in the fabric. We're always happy to help with any questions!

A: This item is for Quantity 1 Premier drape only; it does not include any pipes or bases. Please let us know if you have any other questions!

A: Each drape is approximately 60 inches (5 feet) wide.