Room Division
Atlanta Ballroom Dividers
Temporary room separation, privacy walls, and back-of-house masking that split a large hall or hide what you'd rather guests didn't see.
Overview
Divide the room without building a wall
Pipe and drape is the cleanest way to split a large ballroom or hall into right-sized spaces — and to hide everything behind the scenes. We run full-height draped walls that section a room, create private areas, and mask back-of-house, catering, and green rooms, then take it all down when the event ends. No construction, no mess.
Plan your room layout
Division options
Ways to shape the space
Draped walls go up tall and clean to divide, screen, and finish any oversized room.
Room Separation
Full-height draped walls that split one large hall into right-sized rooms.
Privacy Walls
Screened-off areas for VIP, prep, or breakout space within a bigger room.
Back-of-House Masking
Clean drape that hides catering, staging, and storage from the guest view.
Green-Room Screening
A private, draped green room or talent area built into the event space.
Right-Sizing Large Halls
Bring an oversized ballroom down to a proportionate, intimate footprint.
Full-Height Drape
Tall masking that reaches toward the ceiling for a finished, opaque wall.
Fabric & color
Masking fabrics & colors
Divider and masking walls run in opaque, matte drape that reads as a clean, finished wall — neutral tones disappear, or pick a color to match the room.
Poly Premier
Durable, matte all-purpose drape that hangs clean and reads flat on camera — the default for backdrops and divider walls.
- Black
- White
- Silver
- Royal Blue
- Navy Blue
Banjo
Textured, hard-wearing drape — the workhorse for booth lines, aisle drape, and dividers. The widest color range we carry.
- Black
- White
- Snow White
- Champagne
- Gold
- Navy Blue
- Hunter Green
- Burgundy
- Royal Blue
- Red
- Pink
- Orange
- Silver
- French Blue
- Violet
Performance Velour
Heavy, light-absorbing velour with a rich pile — premium stage masking and a deep, formal finish.
- Arctic White
- Ash Grey
- Black
- Crimson Red
- Royal Blue
Swatches preview each color’s tone; exact dye lots and current availability are confirmed at quote time.
Why pipe & drape
Why pipe & drape dividers
Compared with permanent walls and a venue's fixed air walls, draped dividers go exactly where your event needs them — and leave nothing behind.
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Go exactly where you need
Divider lines follow your floor plan, not the venue's fixed air-wall tracks — split a hall anywhere and at any angle.
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No construction, no mess
Free-standing uprights and weighted bases mean no building, no drilling, and nothing left behind when the event ends.
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A finished, draped finish
Full, opaque drape reads as a clean, intentional wall — far more polished than a bare partition or a folding air wall.
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Fast install & teardown
Divider walls go up and come down quickly, so a room can be reconfigured between sessions or reset overnight.
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Any height or color
Adjustable uprights run from table height to full ceiling masking, in neutral tones that disappear or a color matched to the room.
In the room
Dividers & masking at work
Room separation, privacy walls, and back-of-house masking from Atlanta events. Tap any photo to view it larger.
Common uses
Where dividers help
- Oversized ballrooms
- Multi-use halls
- VIP & breakout areas
- Catering & prep zones
- Green rooms
- Registration screening
- Conference rooms
- Worship & school spaces
FAQ
Ballroom divider questions
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Keep exploring
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Plan your room division
Tell us the room and how you want it divided and we'll design the drape lines and quote it.