Pipe and Drape Top Single Valance (7′ – 10′ Long Section)

Description

📦  Includes: (2) uprights, (2) base plates, (1) cross bar, (5) pieces of drapery fabric, zip-ties
🌈  Fabric Color: Default is white however purple, light purple, red, pink, champagne, teal, blue, black, silver sequin, & gold sequin fabrics are available (reserve 2 battery powered uplights per 10 foot section to get more colors)
🔥  Flame Retardant Fabric: Yes
⬜  Wrinkle-Resistant Drapery: Yes
⚖️  Weight & Dimensions: view in additional information tab above (assembled 10 foot length by up to 10 feet tall)
⏱️  Approx Setup Time: 15 minutes per 10 foot section
📆  Duration: Send back within 2-day after your event date to avoid late fees
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(11) Important DIY Pipe & Drape Top Single Valance Wedding Tips, Tricks, & Pro Advice >>

Additional information

Easy Setup Instructions

Create pipe and drape wedding backdrop with top single valance

1. place crossbars end to end on the ground and center on the space you want to drape
2. put base plates at the bottom edges of all the crossbars (make sure ferrule pin is screwed into center hole)
3. slide uprights into the baseplates ferrule pin all the way (do not force upright down onto ferrule pin all the way if they don’t fit, only force down 50% if they are tight)
4. attach crossbars between (2) uprights slots, make sure crossbar is in the slot all the way (do this for all crossbar sections)
5. now that you have a fully completed skeleton, throw (4) pieces of fabric over each single crossbar (try to keep the same amount of fabric on both sides of a single crossbar when throwing it over) Tip if you are using silver sequin or gold sequin fabric then you will insert this crossbar into the pole pocket
6. pleat fabric (overlap fabric edges & cover any hardware), make sure the center of your crossbar is the center point of the 2 pieces of overlapped fabric)
7. lay a piece of fabric long ways between both ends of your backdrop to make sure it is centered (if your backdrop is longer than the fabric, then use 2 pieces)
8. use a zip-tie or pipe cleaner to attach the fabric to one end of top upright mounting point, with fabric in hand straighten out as you walk to the opposite end
9. accordion the fabric in your hand with the top layer least amount of slack to have a nice flowy look, then attach 2nd end of top upright mounting point with zip-tie or pipe cleaner
10. raise uprights individually in 2 foot increments until entire backdrop is 10 foot height
11. finalize bottom of back fabric layer by lifting each piece of fabric, accordion fabric down, and tuck and roll the bottoms