Stage skirting edge with Velcro-fixed ruffled

Sewn hook tape, 50 mm

A 50 mm hook strip is double-stitched into the top hem — not glued, not stapled. It grips a matching loop tape fixed to the stage fascia and holds under its own weight with no sag between panels.

Hides legs, cables and storage

The skirt runs to the floor and closes the gap under the deck. Cables, sandbags and spare cases disappear, and the platform reads as a solid piece of scenery from the audience.

Colour and drop to your spec

Any drop from 30 to 120 cm, any perimeter, and colour matched to your existing drapes or brand palette. Send a swatch and we dye to it — or pick from 50+ stock colours.

Flame-retardant options

Inherently FR polyester or FR-treated velour, tested to EN 13773 class 1 or NFPA 701 depending on market. Certificates supplied as PDF with the shipment.

Machine washable, colour-fast

Colour fastness to light grade 4–5 and to washing grade 3–4, so a touring skirt does not fade into pink after two seasons. Wash at 30 °C, hang dry, no ironing on the pile.

Panels that align

Long runs are cut from one dye lot and numbered in sequence, so seams meet at the same pleat pitch. A 20 m front reads as one continuous curtain, not three separate drops.

Specifications

Installation, four steps

1. Clean the fascia, peel the backing and press the loop tape along the deck edge.

2. Press the first panel's hook tape down from a corner, working outward with the top edge level.

3. Overlap panels by 100–150 mm at the same pleat pitch so the seam disappears into a fold.

4. Dress each pleat from header to hem — the skirt hangs straight and the hem sits on the floor.

Two tapes, one person, no tools

The loop side stays on the stage; the hook side travels with the skirt. That is the whole system — which is why a volunteer crew can dress a platform in minutes.

Twelve stock shades — or dye to your swatch

Stock colours ship in 5–7 days. Custom dyeing is 300 m minimum per shade and about 15 days, matched to a Pantone reference or a physical swatch you send.

Where this skirt gets used

Church platforms

Deep-drop red or burgundy velour under a pulpit platform, with a matching front panel for the communion table. Quiet fabric, no hardware visible from the pews.

Concerts & touring

Panels numbered and bagged per position, so the same skirt dresses the same stage every night. Washable, foldable, and replaceable one panel at a time.

Conferences & AGMs

Neutral ivory or charcoal skirt on a low riser, hiding cable runs and flight cases behind the head table. Installed by hotel staff in under ten minutes.

Weddings & banquets

Ivory, champagne or blush pleating on a dance floor riser or a cake stage, with the pleat pitch chosen to match the table linen.

School & town halls

Hard-wearing 320 g/m² with eyelet fixing where the stage has no fascia to tape to. Flame-retardant certificate supplied for the venue file.

Exhibition booths

Short 30–40 cm drops used as a plinth skirt under product displays, in brand colours matched to the stand graphics.

FAQ

Will the Velcro hold on a stage moved every week?
Yes, if the loop tape is fixed properly. For touring decks we supply high-tack adhesive tape plus a screw-fix option every 300 mm. The hook side is double-stitched into the hem, so the tape is the replaceable part.

Can I order one continuous piece?
Up to 50 m, though panels are recommended at 3 m for handling. Panels from the same dye lot are numbered in sequence.

Is the fabric flame retardant?
Inherently FR polyester and FR-treated velour are available, with reports to EN 13773 class 1, NFPA 701 or DIN 4102 B1 issued for the production lot.

What is the minimum order?
20 sets for stock colours, 300 m of fabric for custom dyeing. Samples in 3–5 days.

How is it packed?
Each panel rolled on a tube, bagged and position-labelled, then packed in a woven bag. A 20 m skirt at 50 cm drop weighs about 14 kg and fits one carton.