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Horizontal fullness
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The horizontal fullness is a manufacturing method for draped curtains, backdrops and draperies.
Quite laborious to perform, it requires the fabric to be divided into vertical strips to be pleated horizontally.
The drop of the pleats can be adjusted by acting on the width of the strips.
The fullness percentage indicates the ratio between the quantity of fabric used in height and the finished height.
The curtains elaborated in this way have a showy presence which, depending on the fabric, the making and the lighting, can be elegant, sumptuous, precious, evocative of historical places and periods, pompous, ethereal.
Quite laborious to perform, it requires the fabric to be divided into vertical strips to be pleated horizontally.
The drop of the pleats can be adjusted by acting on the width of the strips.
The fullness percentage indicates the ratio between the quantity of fabric used in height and the finished height.
The curtains elaborated in this way have a showy presence which, depending on the fabric, the making and the lighting, can be elegant, sumptuous, precious, evocative of historical places and periods, pompous, ethereal.
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This material was used for...
''Renacer''
Exhibitions, art, architecture
Congress Centrum Suhl
Curtains for multi-purpose settings
Costa Victoria
Public places
Opernhaus, ''Wiener Blut''
Operetta, zarzuela, musical
Teatro alla Scala, ''Die tote Stadt''
Lyric opera
Teatro Camploy
Curtains for multi-purpose settings
Teatro Comunale, ''Capriccio''
Lyric opera
Teatro dell'Opera dei Pupi
Curtains for historical theaters
Teatro Pergolesi, ''Don Giovanni''
Lyric opera
The Best Ever
Concerts
Theatre art deco
Public places