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Drapery Pin Instructions

The following instructions will guide you in properly inserting pins in your draperies.

Please note there are seven pins provided for each drapery panel, unless you have requested otherwise. We do not recommend hanging a rod pocket panel with header on rings. If you desire to hang pinch pleat panels on a traverse rod or rings, or to hang regular rod pocket panels on rings, please follow the instructions below.

Pinch Pleat Panel

Place your drapery panel face down on a flat surface.
Locate a pleat seam.
For your convenience, you may use the ruler provided on the outside of your pin envelope to measure the appropriate pin setting for the rod you're using (refer to the Pin Settings chart). The pin setting is the distance from the top of the panel to where the top of the drapery pins will be inserted.
Locate the middle of the pleat and insert the drapery pin the desired distance from the top of the drapery. For each pleat, place each pin the same distance from the top of the panel. This is important for the panel to hang evenly.
You may choose to insert pins at the side seams of the drapery panel to give the panel a more "open" look.
Adjust the drapery pins as needed to create the style you desire.
Once this is completed, your drapery panel is ready to be hung on rings and placed on the rod.

Rod Pocket/Flat Panel

NOTES: These instructions are to guide you in inserting pins in your rod pocket panel. This is only necessary if you wish to hang your rod pocket panel as a flat panel from rings.

Place your drapery panel face down on a flat surface.
Using a ruler or tape measure, locate the center of the drapery panel.
For your convenience, you may use the ruler provided on the outside of your pin envelope to measure the appropriate pin setting for the rod you're using (refer to the Pin Settings chart). The pin setting is the distance from the top of the panel to where the top of the drapery pins will be inserted.
Evenly space the drapery pins across the width of the panel.
Adjust the drapery pins as needed to create the style you desire.
Once this is completed, your drapery panel is ready to be hung on rings and placed on the rod.

Pin Settings*
Rod Type	Pin Setting
A. Conventional Traverse Rod	1 3/4"
B. Ceiling Installations/Under Treatments	1 1/2"
C. Ringless Decorative Traverse Rod	3/4"
D. 1 1/2" Decorative Traverse Rod	3/8"
E. 1" Decorative Traverse Rod	1/2"
F. Wood Pole with Rings	1/4"

*The pin setting is the distance from the top of the panel to where the top of the drapery pins will be inserted.