Curtains For Home Theater Screens

By: Alison Cole
Submitted: 2007-01-17 16:21:08
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Curtains are one of the most important accessories for a home theater and work in the same way as for windows. They add that beautiful look to the room and also hide the screen. They are ideal when the room is being used for some other purpose and the screen cannot be moved out. Besides, curtains also give the feel of a real theater. The curtains can be classified as blackout lined curtains and unlined curtains. They are available in many different sizes: 28 inch, 48 inch, 68 inch, 88 inch, 108 inch, 128 inch, 148 inch, 168 inch, and 188 inch. They can also be classified in the way they open or the way they are drawn, like center opening, two-way draw and one-way draw.

Home theater curtains are available in an extensive range of colors to match the d?cor of the room. These colors include avocado, blue, pink, sage, yellow, birch, bordeaux, camel, cherry, cloud, eggplant, forest, gold, herb, hunter, indigo, leaf, melon, mink, noir, sand, scarlet, sequin, and taupe.

Suppliers are also offering custom-designed home theater curtains that can be made to specific requirements in terms of height, width, color, type etc. The ideal way is to provide measurement of the rod length, to which the manufacturer would add another 6 or 12 inches, depending on the kind of draw.

The prices of home theater curtains start from $100. They vary depending upon the size and the material used. The minimum price of a 1-20 inch height curtain with a two-way draw would cost around $130 while that of a 91-108 inch height curtain with a 2-way draw would cost around $320 or even more. A 188-inch curtain would be priced at $700 or more. Some interesting options are also available, like manual or electrical curtain rods with or without curtains.

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