Sliding PVC sheet curtains
A movable sheet partition for your workshop
The curtain body is continuous PVC-coated tarpaulin-type material suspended from a sliding track. It can divide a work area while allowing the panels to move aside for access. A clear window panel provides a view through the closed curtain.
Plan the division and the access
Continuous coverage
Sheet panels form a continuous division across the doorway when closed, rather than a row of individual strips.
Sliding access
Move the curtain along its track when you need an open route, then draw it back across the doorway.
Workshop divisions
Plan a partition for workshop bays and industrial work areas, with track and stacking space suited to the doorway.
Single or centre-parting
Choose one panel to gather at one side, or two panels that meet at the centre with a Velcro join.
Key features
- Continuous PVC-coated sheet construction.
- Sliding track and carriers for moving the panel aside.
- One-piece or two-piece centre-parting configuration.
- Optional clear viewing window within the sheet.
- Wall or ceiling track mounting to suit the installation.
Unlike a strip curtain, the sheet is moved out of the way for access. Confirm the edge, floor and centre-join details needed for your application; a continuous panel is not an airtight or certified containment system.
Specification and choices
| Curtain body | Continuous PVC-coated sheet / tarpaulin-type material |
|---|---|
| Configuration | One-piece curtain or two-piece centre-parting curtain with Velcro join |
| Viewing panel | Optional clear window panel |
| Support | Sliding track with carriers; wall or ceiling mounting |
| Measurements | Doorway width and height in millimetres; final track and stacking layout to be agreed |
The photographs show coloured sheet bodies with transparent viewing panels. Discuss the required finish with the team. Material thickness, weight, temperature performance and detailed hardware specifications need product-specific documentation; they are not selectable specifications in this enquiry tool.
Installation planning
- Measure the doorway and check the space beside it for the panels to gather.
- Identify whether the track will mount to a wall face or ceiling, and confirm a suitable supporting structure.
- Follow the agreed system instructions when installing and levelling the track and fitting its carriers.
- Hang the curtain panels, check their travel and any centre join, and confirm clearances before use.
Detailed kit contents, brackets and fixing instructions must be confirmed for your order. Read the general installation guidance or send a sketch to the team.
Workshop curtain questions
How is this different from a sliding strip curtain?
A workshop curtain uses continuous PVC-coated sheet panels which you move aside for access. Sliding strip curtains use individual hanging strips that allow passage between them. Compare sliding PVC strip curtains.
Should I choose one piece or two?
Consider the clear space beside the doorway. A one-piece curtain gathers to one side; a two-piece centre-parting curtain needs stacking space on both sides. Include photographs or a sketch with your enquiry.
Can I include a viewing window?
Yes. The curtain can include a clear window-panel option. Choose Yes or No in the enquiry form and discuss the position and size with the team.
What should I check before installation?
Check the doorway, supporting structure, mounting position and space for the curtain to gather. Confirm the track, fixings and installation instructions for the agreed system before fitting.
Can I walk through it like a strip curtain?
Open the sheet curtain to create an access route. If frequent pass-through without moving a whole panel is the priority, consider the separate sliding strip-curtain product.
Need individual hanging strips on a sliding rail? See Sliding PVC Strip Curtains.