Masonry edges are like a knife. It is best to start and end panels at masonry columns. The side webbing is tough but raking the netting across the masonry columns will wear the curtains quickly.
Notice the excellent visibility of the Black Mosquito Netting Curtains.
It would have been unconscionable to permanently screen this historic house in NC. Mosquito Netting Curtains were the more versatile solution.
Notice the elastic cord as the curtain turns the corner giving the curtain something to go around in order to maintain a clean crisp edge.
With Stone arches, it is best to hang the curtains from the flat ceiling surface above the arch.
Black No-see-um Netting Curtains enables you to see out perfectly, but offers privacy from the outside looking in.
Ivory Mosquito Netting Curtains using Velcro® attachment and an outside hang. Notice that although the curtains will not slide, you can still create limited openings.
This 29ft Ivory Curtain using Velcro® attachment and 2 panels cost $375 all in.
This client used black No-see-um Netting Curtains. Because the curtains hang directly over the pool we had to make special cuts and use a fade proof bottom border.
He was determined to use tracking and improvised the awning frame to accommodate tracking attachment.
This was one of our first projects. Velcro attachment for 38 linear feet at $468 all in.
Notice that with an outside hang, we needed a way to hop over the railing on the right. We had to make a special notch cut to accommodate the railing.
This Canadian client had particularly windy conditions and gave the curtain a bit more structure by suspending elastic cord every 5-6ft inside the curtain.
Notice the visibility through black Mosquito Netting Curtains.
