Manufacturing, assembly, cleaning, maintenance, flame-retardant treatment

Theater Technology Knowledge Base

Theater or stage curtain

A theater curtain is not merely a piece of scenery; it is a dynamic shaper of the space. Whether it is a front curtain or a backdrop, choosing the right material is essential for both visual appeal and acoustics.

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What is a curtain?

The very first curtain on stage—the opening and closing element of performances. Technical precision is critical here: the motorized movement must be silent and reliable.

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Blackout fabrics

Blackout fabrics are essential for lighting control. Blackout fabrics use a multi-layer technology to ensure complete darkness and sound insulation.

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Flame Retardant Treatment for Curtains

Compliance with mandatory fire safety regulations in theaters. We test the flammability of curtains and ensure that they have undergone officially approved and certified flame retardant treatment.

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Dry Cleaning of Curtains

Water can damage silk, velvet, or special blended-fiber curtains. Our dry-cleaning process preserves the fabric’s structure and fire-retardant properties.

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Manual and Automatic Curtain Operation

Modern stages use motorized track systems, but traditional manual systems also require maintenance. We can help you choose the right technology.

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Characteristics of Velvet Curtains

Luxury, elegance, and functionality. Velvet is one of the best sound-absorbing materials, and its weight and texture create a dramatic effect on stage.

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Renovation of Old Stages

Modernizing stage technology goes hand in hand with improving safety and efficiency. We undertake complete renovations, from the structural framework to the curtains.

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Stage Equipment Maintenance

Regular inspections are a means of preventing accidents. We inspect the mechanical parts, the control system, and the curtain mountings as well.

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Black stage curtain

The theater's "invisible" curtain. The molton fabric absorbs light exceptionally well, so the stage backdrop and technical coverings remain completely unnoticeable.

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Why are the velvet curtains red?

A combination of historical and psychological reasons. The color red conveys majesty, while the velvet fabric perfectly shields the space from the audience.

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Thermal Curtains

An energy-efficient solution for public institutions and performance venues. The special layer structure reduces the effects of thermal bridges and enhances indoor comfort.

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Panoramic Curtains

Curved panoramic curtains make the space appear wider and provide a unified visual frame even for large-scale sets.

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Ceiling Curtains

The "ceiling" covering of the stage. An important function is to conceal the lighting equipment and overhead machinery from the audience's view.

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Room Divider Curtains

A flexible solution for quickly reconfiguring large spaces. With their soundproofing and visual partitioning capabilities, they open up new possibilities.

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Backdrop Curtains

The cornerstone of stage design. The backdrop is a visual complement to the set, adding depth and atmosphere to the scenes.

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Theater Curtain Repair

Our professional service will fix every little problem—from re-sewing the hems to replacing the roller systems—so your curtains will look as good as new.

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