Rolling Hardware

• Tracks for side to side movement
• 16 gauge galvanized steel or optional Stainless Steel
• Nylon roller hooks for easy opening
• 6 mounting styles to connect to various structure types
• Free standing hardware for up to 15' in height
• Free standing is not available in stainless steel

Static Mount Hardware

• Grommets only - Each curtain has grommets on 12" centers for anchoring
• Aluminum angle - Use with self tapping Tek screws
• I-beam clamps - Clamps onto the flange of beams, joists and purlings

Opaque - 13oz, 18oz, 22oz

• Vinyl coated polyester reinforced with scrim
• NFPA fire retardant, CFM fire retardant
• 18oz and 22oz are outdoor rated
• Finished edges for clean crisp appearance
• Double or triple hems used where needed for longevity
• Ideal for temperatures going as low as -10° F to 160° F
• All colors are the same price
• 13 oz = .016″ thick, 1.44 oz. per square foot
• 18 oz = .020″ thick, 2.0 oz. per square foot
• 22 oz = .024″ thick, 2.44 oz. per square foot

Clear - 40mil and 20mil

• Clear double polished PVC
• NFPA fire retardant, CFM fire retardant
• Outdoor rated
• Finished edges for clean crisp appearance
• Double or triple hems used where needed for longevity
• Ideal for temperatures going as low as 10° F to 140° F
• 20 mil = 20mil thick, 1.98 oz. per square foot
• 40 mil = 40mil thick, 3.95 oz. per square foot

Opaque Colors

Chain Weight Bottoms

If you have a slight breeze or are power washing near the curtain then we can add a galvanized 3/16" chain weight to the bottom of the curtain.

Floor Anchor Straps

Velcro straps hold your curtain in place if wind is present or a more secure curtain is required. These anchors feature Velcro straps which loop through a D-ring which is anchored into the cement floor. Typically spaced every 4'.

Floor Sweeps

A floor sweep seals the open area between the curtain and the floor. It attaches to the main curtain by Velcro. They are 6″ tall and as long as the entire length of the curtain. These are ideal for controlling dust, fumes, odors and other undesirable elements. They can also be replaced in the future should the friction from the floor wear them out.

Magnet Seals

Seal magnets are an idea to attach curtains to each other or adjacent steel walls and beams. Best utilized in dusty areas that would clog up Velcro.

Velcro Seals

You can choose to have Velcro installed along the perimeter of the divider which will allow you to combine multiple curtains into one larger curtain. You can also attach self adhesive Velcro to fixed objects such as walls for a more complete seal. Great for dust control and temperature control.

Valance Panels

A valance is made from the same material as your curtain. They are used to seal the opening above the curtain. This is generally the space from the roof deck to the bottom of the joist or purlin. They can be rectangular or follow the slope of the roof.

Walk Through Strip Doors

Strip doors can be sewn into the curtain or free-standing for larger versions. These allows quick movement of people and forklifts into and out of the industrial curtains.

Common Layouts

AKON can supply just about any layout you can think of. Below are some common styles. They can be single sided, double-sided, triple sided, four-sided or multiple straights to create complete enclosures. You simply inform AKON about your desired design and we will have it fabricated exactly as you need it. For customized layouts, sketch your design and upload it using our online RFQ form. See button below.

Step 1 – Width

• Measure the distance that you are trying to cover.
  • We will generally add 5% to this dimension to give you
    proper drape.
  • A good example of drape is a stage curtain which has a
    folding appearance.
  • When you receive your quote, the hardware width would
    be the same as the actual width you are trying to cover.
    The curtain width will be 5% more than that for the
    proper drape.

Step 2 – Height

• Measure the distance from the floor to the mounting
  point.
  • If you want a floor sweep (and you should to close this gap),
    we use the same formula as we want the floor sweep to
    engage / drag on the floor while the main curtain is just
    off of the floor.
  • If you have a sloped ceiling please provide us with the high
    point in the low point. We will assume it is a linear straight
    slope.

Common Questions

What is the spacing from the bottom of the track to the top
of the curtain?

Standard curtains have approximately 3.75 to .50″ of a gap from the
bottom of the track to the top of the curtain.

Can we field cut the track for a perfect fit?

Yes the track is made to be field cut on site using a hack saw or sawzall.

Can I simply drill straight through the track and into the ceiling / structure?  

Yes. This is called a flush mount install and is very common. Simply drill through the middle of the track and use a small wood screw, bolt, Tek screw...ect into your structure. Space the holes about every 3-5'.