Advantage III Drapery Panels

Payless Décor has drapery panels in a variety of luxurious styles to complete the look of your window. Panels can be priced and purchased in single units, and may include a variety of lining options. if you choose. In addition, you may choose a variety of panel styles, back tab, rod panel, grommet panel, european pleat and tab top. Each of our patterns matches our Advantage Plus Roman Shades.

We bring you the best value for curtains and discount drapery on the internet. Similar panels of lesser quality sell elsewhere for more than twice the price.

We will be happy to send sample swatches of each color for your approval.

Curtain Style information:
Rod Pocket: This style refers to a rod that will be inserted into a pocket at the top of the panel. We supply a 1.5" rod pocket with no header as standard on this selection. When choosing your hardware, please select a rod that will be 7/8" or smaller in diameter. You can source rods and hardware for installation of rod pocket panel draperies from many local craft, superstores, or hardware locations that are equipped with a design center.

Back Tabs: This style is similar to tab top and refers to a panel that will hang by tabs that are hidden from view running along the backside of the panel. They create nice, neat, undulating folds in the panel. A 2" diameter and below sized hardware will fit this style.

Tab Tops: This style is considered the classic casual look in draperies. It will hang by exposed tabs along the top width of the panel. A 2" diameter and below sized hardware will fit this style.

Production Time: 10 business days + 3-5 business days for shipping.

Shipping Rate: FREE

Colors coordinate with Advantage Plus Roman Shades
Just provide your window opening size, whether you wish to have a single panel or two panels and we'll do the rest!
3 Panel Options: rod pocket, grommet and pleated panels
Hardware added option: Receive a traverse rod with the pleated style or satin nickel rod with ball finial for the grommet/rod pocket styles.
Optional Liners

Just provide your window opening size, whether you wish to have a single panel or two panels and we'll do the rest!
3 Panel Options: rod pocket, grommet and pleated panels
Optional Liners

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Question:

Am I ordering one panel or two. I need two panels per window, correct?

Answer:

Pricing is per panel. The number of panels you order depends on your preference. However most windows look nice with 2 panels as pictured.

Question:

What color are the grommets in the grommet panel curtains?

Answer:

The grommets are offered in brass, rubbed bronze, satin nickel, and silver. Once you place an order, you will be contacted as to which color you prefer. You can also note it in the "order notes" when placing an order.

Question:

What is a Parisian Pleat?

Answer:

A Parisian Pleat means there are pleats on the panel (between 4"-6") which are tacked at the top, middle, and bottom of the shade.

Question:

Is the fabric content of Waterloo Dot panels washable?

Answer:

With our drapery panels, we recommend cleaning them with a feather duster, dry cloth, or have them dry-cleaned.

Question:

Curtains -- What does Back Tab Rod Pocket Tab top mean? I assume this is not plinch pleated drapers but rather gathered draperies. Not sure I understand the difference from rod pocket vs back tab vs tap top.

Answer:

Back Tab, Rod Pocket, and Tab Top are the different panel types we offer. "Back Tab" means the rod pocket used to insert a curtain rod is concealed behind the panel. "Rod Pocket" is a visible rod pocket near the top of the panel to insert a curtain rod. Tab Top means there are numerous tabs that hang from the top of the panel which gives the drapery panel a decorative appearance as it hangs from a rod pole. Our drapery panels are not plinch pleated. The fabric simply scrunches together to give the product a decorative appearance.