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Curtains, Drapery and Textile Systems
Blackout, acoustic, decorative and motorised textile systems for gaming halls, VIP salons, private dining and event spaces.
Textile is how a large room becomes a quiet one.
Drapery does more acoustic work than any other decorative element in a casino. Weight, fullness and the air gap behind the fabric determine how much mid-frequency energy the room absorbs, which in turn determines whether guests at adjacent tables can hold a conversation.
In gaming environments drapery also controls daylight. Uncontrolled sun on a gaming floor causes glare on screens, fades upholstery and disrupts the deliberate absence of external time cues. Blackout linings and motorised tracking solve that without turning the room into a box.
All hardware is commercial duty: tracks rated for high cycle counts, accessible motor housings and a documented maintenance interval, rather than residential systems scaled up and hoped for.
Catalogue
Specification lines within this category
Filter the range to see how each line is specified, certified and applied across a gaming interior.
Blackout Systems
Triple-pass coated linings achieving over 99% light exclusion, with wrap-around returns and light-seal side channels.
Acoustic Drapery
Heavyweight velvets and wools at 200–300% fullness, contributing an absorption coefficient of 0.55–0.75 at mid frequencies.
Motorised Tracks
Commercial-duty motors rated beyond 100,000 cycles, integrated with the lighting scene control and BMS.
Sheers & Voiles
Fire-rated sheers for daylight softening and visual layering in lobbies and dining rooms.
Wall Upholstery
Padded and stretched wall textile systems for salons where absorption is needed without visible drapery.
Event Divisions
Retractable textile divisions for reconfigurable event and function spaces.
Technical data
Specification reference
Indicative values used at concept stage. Final figures are confirmed per project against the applicable territory standard.
| Fullness | 200–300% for acoustic performance |
|---|---|
| Blackout performance | ≥ 99.5% light exclusion with side channels |
| Absorption coefficient | 0.55–0.75 at 500–2000 Hz |
| Fire rating | AS/NZS 1530.2 and NFPA 701 on request |
| Motor cycle rating | ≥ 100,000 open/close cycles |
| Control integration | DALI, KNX or dry-contact to scene control |
| Lead time | 8–14 weeks depending on fabric availability |
Advantages
Why operators specify this line with us
Acoustically accounted
Drapery is entered into the room's absorption calculation with measured coefficients, not assumed ones.
Serviceable hardware
Motor housings and track joints are reachable without dismantling the ceiling or hiring scaffolding.
Fire-documented
Every fabric arrives with a current test certificate valid in the project's territory.
Cleaning-aware
Drops, hems and heading types are chosen so panels can be removed and rehung by the venue's own team.
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Applied in gaming environments
In practice
Quiet rooms keep guests longer.
Reverberation is the most common complaint we hear from operators about interiors designed without an acoustic budget. Textile is the cheapest and most reversible correction available — provided it is specified at concept stage with real coefficients behind it.
Next step
Speak with a casino interior specialist about your floor.
Send us a floor plan, an opening date and a target standard. We will return a written scope, an indicative supply schedule and a realistic manufacturing timeline.