a hollow sleeve in the top - and sometimes the bottom - of a curtain or drapery through which a rod is inserted - the rod is then attached to a solid wall surface
This drapery has a stitched pocket at the top that is gathered, or shirred on a rod. When a rod pocket is gathered at both the top and bottom, it is called a sash or an hour glass.(See example)
Curtain is made with a turned hem open at both ends to run the curtain rod through for hanging.
A hem opened at both ends, to accommodate a rod and end bracket (used in stretch panels or shirred onto rods). Also a sleeve to cover a rod. (Allowance must be made for the rod take up).
The flat casing the runs the width of the panel. The curtain rod is in the rod pocket.
The hollow space in the top or bottom of a curtain through which the rod is inserted. Find curtains.
A hollow sleeve in the top of a curtain or drapery through which a rod is inserted. It is either 1 " or 3" wide.
The horizontal opening at the top of a window treatment. The curtain rod is threaded through the rod pocket to hang the drape.
A rod pocket is a hollow sleeve in the top and sometimes bottom of a curtain through which a rod is inserted.
A stitched pocket at the top of a curtain panel. More info Roman shade Roman shade A window treatment that contains horizontal folds when raised and is traditionally flat against the window when lowered. More info