CCF2 "carabiner" snap in brass grommet

Flush snap sewn even with top of curtain

Black "S" Hook in black anodized grommet

36" #4 Mason cord tie line double tied in brass grommet.  Black
polyester webbing

Snap above bartacked between webbing and face fabric.

Snap above viewed from back of curtain.

Sewn-on tie tapes. These are appropriate for tying to a pipe when masking the pipe is desirable.

   
Another method of concealing the pipe is to provide "over and under" grommets with a tie line laced through the grommets. The grommets do not show from the front of the curtain.

Chain pocket suspended in bottom hem.

Lead tape suspended in bottom hem.  Not recommended as lead is a toxic substance.

Pipe pocket sewn to finish flush with bottom of hem.  This gives a clean line at the bottom of curtains sewn without fullness.

This is an external pipe pocket that finished slightly above the bottom of the curtain.  The bottom hem acts as a "skirt" that masks the pipe pocket.

A pipe flap is useful when wing space is limited.  This will allow tying a pipe without inserting it into a pocket.