A Drop Curtain installed on a roof mounted canopy:

• Usually a drop curtain is mounted on the west side of the canopy so it can be rolled down in the evening when the sun is low in the sky
• This curtain only comes down to the rail so it does not block the air flow
• When not in use the curtain rolls up under the canopy with a rope and pulley system
• All curtains come with a 3/4" galvanized pipe in the bottom hem to weight the curtain down and to aid in rolling
• Curtain can be tied to rail to keep from blowing
• Adds privacy!

A Drop Curtian installed on a roof mounted patio canopy: 

• Adds privacy! 

 A Drop Curtain installed on a wall mounted canopy:

• This deck faces west and had trouble with the late evening sun - Now the homeowners can enjoy a glare free evening meal.
• A drop curtain can add an element of privacy!

 Corner Curtains: Hide the uprights and add to the coziness of the canopy

• Can be made to close for privacy or be stationary for decoration only

Pleated Drop Curtain:

• Has stainless steel cables along sides so curtain can be lowered to any height
• Bottom edge can be scalloped to match existing awnings
• This curtian drops to floor to block wind and add privacy!

 Drop Curtians: installed inside a porch provide protection from the elements and "nosy neighbors"

• Installed inside so when not in use the curtains can be rolled up inside porch and out of sight
• Provide protection from rain, wind and sun!