The Blind Alley, Custom Drapery and Window Covering Specialists serving Bellevue, Washington and the Greater Seattle area since 1984.

PANEL TRACK: SLIDING WINDOW TREATMENTS

Panel Track systems are ideal for patio or closet doors, used as a room divider, or simply to control the environment on any elevation of a home. Suitable in any setting where you would use draperies, the number of product options for this style of treatment far exceed ones imagination. Because the panels hang flat and there are no pleats, almost any woven wood or bamboo, grasscloth, sunscreen, drapery or upholstery fabric can be used.

   Panel Track systems are ideal for patio or closet doors, used as a room divider, or simply to control the environment on any elevation of a home. Suitable in any setting where you would use draperies, the number of product options for this style of treatment far exceed ones imagination. Because the panels hang flat and there are no pleats, almost any woven wood or bamboo, grasscloth, sunscreen, drapery or upholstery fabric can be used.

The Panel Track system is narrow panels that stack to one side (or both) and then close for privacy. The panels run on an aluminum track with bottom hem weight bars. The fabric in the panels can be roller shade material, grasscloth or woven wood material.

   As the operating hardware requires that panels stack behind one another, space must be available somewhere along the travel to accommodate these panels. If not, provisions can be made inside a wall to allow panels to disappear when not in use. Stacking configurations can be: center split, one way draw, or center stack. Panel widths are limited only by the fabric used and stacking space available.

As the operating hardware requires that panels stack behind one another, space must be available somewhere along the travel to accommodate these panels. If not, provisions can be made inside a wall to allow panels to disappear when not in use. Stacking configurations can be: center split, one way draw, or center stack. Panel widths are limited only by the fabric used and stacking space available.