How do you determine "curtain weight". Is it literally just the physical
weight of the curtain, or is there more to it??


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"Lawrence Zarb" wrote:
How do you determine "curtain weight". Is it literally just the physical
weight of the curtain, or is there more to it??


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Is this in relation to curtain tracks and rails? Can you give us more
information? As far as I know, curtains are described as being light-weight,
medium-weight and heavy-weight but I haven't seen any guidelines as to what
these weights might be.

Lawrence Zarb wrote:
How do you determine "curtain weight". Is it literally just the physical
weight of the curtain, or is there more to it??

I thought this was a small lump of lead sometimes sewn into the hem to
stop said curtain flapping around... :-)

But anyway, what "curtain weight" do you mean? In what context do you
want to know?

David

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How do you determine "curtain weight". Is it literally just the physical
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For a general idea see he http://www.copes.co.uk/main.asp?sitepages=FAQ

Cic.

Lobster wrote:

I thought this was a small lump of lead sometimes sewn into the hem to
stop said curtain flapping around... :-)

Or gold sovereigns if you're lucky ...

OK..I am planning to buy an electric curtain closer, but it says that
curtains weight needs be be below 10kg.
That is what I mean when I talk about curtain weight....not the weights
that you can put in the curtains!


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"Lawrence Zarb" wrote:
OK..I am planning to buy an electric curtain closer, but it says that
curtains weight needs be be below 10kg.
That is what I mean when I talk about curtain weight....not the weights
that you can put in the curtains!


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Presumably if a single electric motor operates both curtains in the pair
then the total weight of both curtains should be below 10kg (with or without
any additional weights).

Then we ARE talking about the physical weight of the curtains?


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