What this line is, as presented
The company website home page lists PVC Curtain among its six product lines, and the picture shown with that line is a roll of blue transparent strip curtain material with strips unrolled, on a white background. The colour, transparency, and strip form visible in the picture are the only appearance claims this page makes about the line.
A strip curtain is a doorway product, and doorway questions are practical: the size of the opening, how the curtain will be hung, how often the doorway is used, and what needs to pass through it. Those facts come from the buyer's doorway, and they should be the first facts in an inquiry, because they decide the questions the supplier needs to answer.
Doorway settings and what changes between them
A curtain at a warehouse doorway faces different demands from a curtain at a workshop entrance or a cold store doorway, even when the curtains look alike in a photograph. Traffic, temperature, and what passes through the doorway all change the question, and a buyer who names the doorway setting gives the supplier a basis for recommending a curtain or for asking a further question.
The buyer should also say whether the curtain is a replacement for an existing curtain or a first fitting for a new opening. A replacement question should say what is being replaced and why, if that is known, because the reason for replacement often points to the change that matters. A first fitting question should give the opening size and the hanging arrangement, even approximately.
Choosing by opening, not by colour alone
Colour is visible in a photograph, but it is rarely the deciding factor for a doorway curtain. The opening size, the strip arrangement, and the way the curtain will be used matter more, and a buyer who chooses by colour alone may order a curtain that fits the eye and not the doorway. The selection guide for this line therefore starts from the opening and works towards appearance, not the other way round.
If a particular colour or transparency is needed for the doorway, it should be stated in the inquiry alongside the opening size, so that the supplier can confirm both together. A confirmation that covers size and appearance for the exact doorway is worth more than a general statement about the range, and it should be kept with the order.
Related sheet and flooring questions
A buyer fitting a curtain may also need a sheet for protection near the doorway, or flooring for the area on either side of it, and those needs belong to other lines on this site. Listing each need separately in one inquiry, with the setting for each, will usually get a clearer answer than asking for a single product to cover the whole doorway area.
The guides on this site follow the same pattern for every line: start from the setting, name the size and the conditions, and route every specification question to an inquiry. A buyer who follows that pattern for the curtain, the sheet, and the floor together will have a complete doorway question ready to send.
What to confirm before ordering
Please confirm the minimum order quantity with the supplier before placing an order. Please confirm the lead time with the supplier before placing an order. For a curtain order, the quantity question should be tied to the number of doorways or the total opening size, so that the supplier can confirm the quantity for the actual job.
Certificates available upon request, and a buyer who needs a certificate should name the use and ask which certificate, if any, can be provided for the item described. Specifications such as strip size or thickness should be confirmed in writing for the exact item, rather than assumed from a picture.
Send an inquiry about rubber sheets and mats
Describe the sheet or mat you need, the setting it will be used in, and the questions you need answered before ordering.
Send an inquiry Contact detailsCertificates available upon request. Please confirm the specifications you need with the supplier before placing an order.