Description
Drapery track systems electronically operate pinch pleat or ripplefold curtains to elegantly provide quiet, convenient daylight control. You can use your own material for drapery tracks.
Drapery sizes – Lutron drapery track systems provide a wide range of options to suit your needs. Our systems allow for tracks up to 30 feet long, single or multi-bend curved tracks, manual-open override, track splicing, 90° curves, and more.
DRAPERY TRACK SYSTEMS
Left Draw—the drive is located on the left-hand side, and the carrier opens drapery from the right toward the left. (Drive remains hidden behind the stack back.)
Right Draw—the drive is located on the right-hand side, and the carrier opens drapery from the left toward the right. (Drive remains hidden behind the stackback.)
Center Draw—one drive uses two carriers to open the drapery from the center to the left and right simultaneously. (Drive can be located on the left or right, while remaining hidden behind the stack back.)
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Draw styles
Straight track – The straight track system is available in the following configurations:
- Single or dual track
- Standard single track with lengths up to 18ft, and up to 30ft spliced
Curved Track – Lutron drapery track can be custom-curved to fit a curved wall, bay window, and many other special applications.
- Standard arc: 90° bend with a 20″ minimum radius
- Custom arcs are also available, and can accommodate center and single draw
Pleat styles
Ripplefold—the style is named for the soft, consistent ripples created by the drapery as it hangs from the track. Fullness of the drapery is determined by the carrier spacing. Lutron ripplefold tracks are available in three fullness factors: 80%, 100% and 120%.
Pinch Pleat—the style is named for the pleated look created by pinched gatherings of the fabric at the top of the drapery. Pins on the back of the drapery are simply looped through the carriers on the track when installed.
