Division Systems and Tumblers

Any space can be temporarily divided, either to create multiple flexible spaces, or to make a clear division between two independent areas. Roller tumblers are one type of division (or they can be used for cyclorama scenery cloths at the rear of a stage), but the most common types of divisions are fabric curtains on tracks, or nets in sports halls. On a larger scale, we have divided convention centres with special raise and lower sails, or aircraft hangars with heavy duty curtaining rated with 1-hour fire integrity. Also take a look at safety curtains, as their sole purpose is to separate a stage from the theatre auditorium.
Track & Curtain Divider Divisions & Tumblers
A track and curtain dividing a school gym for drama use
Curtains also divide this sports hall into multiple areas
Electric Curtain Divider Safety Curtains
Electric curtains split maintenance bays in an RAF hangar
A safety curtain divides the stage from the auditorium
Reefer Curtain Nets on Tracks
A decorative reefer curtain lowers to hide the stage
Nets on tracks split a sports hall from the viewing gallery
Aircraft Hangar Exhibition Centre Conversion
Aircraft hangar divided with electric curtains to paint 747's
Train station division, part of exhibition centre conversion
Movable wall dividers Division Curtains
We often equip areas split by others' moveable walls
Division curtains around a high-security warehouse
Roller Tumblers Tumblers
Decorative roller tumblers used to split a sports hall
Plain cyclorama tumbler at rear of performance area