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Long black pipe and drape wall dividing a hotel ballroom, with skirted tables and stanchions in front

Ballrooms and exhibit halls

Room Divider Rental in Atlanta

Full-height drape walls that split one hall into right-sized rooms and hide back-of-house.

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Right-sized rooms from one big hall

Atlanta's ballrooms and exhibit halls are built for the largest events they host, not necessarily yours. Pipe and drape splits one hall into a general session, breakouts, a VIP lounge, or a green room, with the line where your floor plan needs it.

Long run of black pipe and drape masking the back of an empty convention center exhibit hall
Divider heights
10–16 ft
Follows your floor plan
Any line
No venue fasteners
Free-standing
Delivery to strike
Full service

Full-height drape reads as a finished wall. Behind it, catering lines, storage, and staging areas stay out of sight until the event is over, and nothing is fastened to the venue.

More pipe and drape

Backdrops, booth lines, and full-room drape for the rest of the event.

Divider heights

Tall enough that nobody sees over it. We check the drape height against the ceiling, the rigging points, and the room's sightlines.

Pipe and drape heights and their common uses
HeightCommon uses
8 ftTrade show back walls, registration and table backdrops, low room dividers
10 ftStandard backdrops, photo walls, step-and-repeat frames
12 ftBallroom walls, stage backdrops, general-session room definition
16 ftTall masking in exhibit halls and high-ceiling ballrooms
Over 16 ftFull-height masking by request, confirmed against the venue's ceiling and rigging rules
Hotel ballroom lined with black pipe and drape under amber uplighting, with a lectern on a low stage

Build your drape

Know where the walls go?

Pick the height and add a rough run length. We'll quote the full layout.

Dividers in the room

Ballrooms and Exhibit Halls

Full-height walls that finish the room and hide what's behind them.

Long run of black pipe and drape masking the back of an empty convention center exhibit hall
Full black pipe and drape backdrop behind a ballroom stage with warm uplighting, a clear lectern, and overhead truss
Hotel ballroom lined with black pipe and drape under amber uplighting, with a lectern on a low stage
Registration tables with laptops in front of a black pipe and drape wall in a hotel prefunction space
Ballroom rounds facing a stage of LED screens surrounded by black masking drape
Chandeliered ballroom conference with screens mounted in black drape at the front of the room
Dim ballroom with LED screens and black drape along the stage wall ahead of a summit
Long run of black pipe and drape masking the back of an empty convention center exhibit hall
Full black pipe and drape backdrop behind a ballroom stage with warm uplighting, a clear lectern, and overhead truss
Hotel ballroom lined with black pipe and drape under amber uplighting, with a lectern on a low stage
Registration tables with laptops in front of a black pipe and drape wall in a hotel prefunction space
Ballroom rounds facing a stage of LED screens surrounded by black masking drape
Chandeliered ballroom conference with screens mounted in black drape at the front of the room
Dim ballroom with LED screens and black drape along the stage wall ahead of a summit

How it works

From Floor Plan to Finished Rooms

Mark the lines on your floor plan. We build the walls and take them down after.

Presenter on a skirted stage framed by a black pipe and drape backdrop in front of a seated audience
  1. Mark the lines

    Sketch where each divider goes on the floor plan, plus the rooms or back-of-house areas it creates.

  2. Check heights and rules

    We match drape height to the ceiling and sightlines and confirm the venue's fire and rigging rules.

  3. Build the rooms

    Divider walls go up inside the load-in window, before catering and AV move into the new spaces.

  4. Open the hall back up

    After the event the walls come down on the venue's schedule and the room is returned clear.

Atlanta Event Production

Booking drape through a production company puts the walls, lights, screens, and stage on one plan, with one crew and one load-in schedule.

Room Divider Questions

Heights, layouts, sound, and how drape compares to air walls.

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Tall enough that guests can't see over it: usually 12 to 16 ft in ballrooms and exhibit halls, and 8 to 10 ft for low partitions and registration areas. We check the height against the ceiling and any rigging points.

Request a quote

Get your room divider layout quoted

Mark where the divider lines go and we'll recommend heights, confirm the venue's rules, and quote the full install and strike.

What to include

  • Venue and room name
  • Floor plan with divider lines
  • Load-in and strike windows

Start with a quote

Three quick questions about the use, height, and run length, then your contact details.

Call the office
(770) 738-9554

Based in Marietta, GA. Serving metro Atlanta and Georgia.

Service Area

Room Divider Rental in Atlanta & the Southeast

Drape walls for ballrooms, hotels, and exhibit halls across metro Atlanta, installed and struck by our Marietta-based crew.

Metro Atlanta markets:Downtown & Midtown · Buckhead · Marietta / Cobb · Alpharetta / North Fulton · Duluth / Gwinnett
Atlanta event production