Image License

The images on Privacy Curtain Co are published to illustrate the privacy curtain, cubicle track and related products and services we supply and install. This page sets out how they may be used, and how to ask for permission to use them elsewhere.

Every picture here is a product we supply.

The curtains in these images are cut to measurements taken on site and come with the Title 19 OSFM fire documentation a California facility is asked for. We supply them across the United States, and across the Bay Area and greater Sacramento we measure and fit them ourselves.

If you are specifying curtains for a facility rather than licensing a photograph, that is the part we can help with.

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1. What you may do without asking

View the images as part of this website.
Link to a page on this website that contains an image.
Share a link to one of our pages on social media, where the preview image is generated automatically.
Quote or reproduce an image in news reporting or commentary about this company, with a visible credit to Privacy Curtain Co.

2. What needs written permission

Copying an image onto another website, marketplace listing, or printed material.
Using an image in advertising, whether paid or organic.
Using an image to represent a different company, product, or installation.
Redistributing, reselling, or sublicensing an image, or including it in a stock library or dataset offered to others.
Editing an image and presenting the result as an original work.

Permission is often granted, and it is usually quick. Ask before you publish rather than afterwards.

3. How the images are made

Most of the product and interior images on this site are illustrative. They are produced with digital image tools to show a typical installation of the fabrics, mesh tops and ceiling track systems we supply, at the standard of finish we work to.

They are not photographs of a specific customer's facility, and we do not present them as such. Where an image is a photograph of a real completed installation, it is captioned as one on the page where it appears, and it is published with the facility's permission.

This distinction matters to us. Healthcare buyers are entitled to know which pictures are examples and which are records of work performed.

4. Credit and metadata

Our images carry embedded credit and description metadata. Please leave that metadata intact when an image is used with permission — stripping it removes the only durable link between the picture and its source.

Where a credit line is displayed, the correct form is:

Image: Privacy Curtain Co — privacycurtainco.com

5. Requesting a licence

To request permission, use our contact page and tell us which image you mean, where you intend to publish it, and for how long. We will reply with terms, or with a clear no.

Looking for the curtains rather than the picture? Ask for a quote instead — that is a different form and a faster answer.

6. Third-party material

Any logo, product mark or photograph on this site that belongs to a manufacturer or partner remains theirs, and this page grants no rights over it. Requests for that material go to its owner, not to us.

7. Changes

These terms may change. The version published here is the one that applies, and the date below says when it was last revised.

Last revised: August 19, 2026