Pipe And Drape

Modular pipe and drape hardware for building freestanding drape runs, exhibition booths and room dividers where no rigging points exist, based on the Global Truss Curtain Call system.

A run builds from four parts: a base plate, a spigot, a telescopic vertical upright and a horizontal cross bar the drape hangs from. Uprights range from a fixed 1.2m post through 0.9m to 1.5m adjustables up to a 2.4m to 6.0m version for full-height room dressing, while cross bars telescope across 1.3m to 2.1m and 2.1m to 3.6m spans. The 450 x 450mm base plates and their spigots are separate line items, a detail that catches people out on first orders, so count one of each per upright. The Double Drape Top Hat hangs two layers from a single upright, letting a blackout liner sit behind a decorative face cloth, and the Cross Bar End Kit finishes the run.

Pocket-top drapes from the Drape Systems category slide straight onto the cross bars, and the Global Truss System subcategory lists every Curtain Call component in one place.

Pipe & Drape FAQs

How does a run build? Four parts: base plate, spigot, telescopic upright, crossbar, repeat per bay. Uprights run 0.9 m adjustables to 2.4 m plus; crossbars telescope to fit the room. The full build is in the pipe and drape guide.

Which drapes hang from it? Pocket-top drapes slide straight onto crossbars, cloth choices live under drape systems.