End curtain for gymnasium seating

DETAILED DESCRIPTION The invention is an end curtain for gymnasium seating which comprises a generally triangular piece of flexible fabric which is secured to the wall of the gymnasium at the back end of the seating, and which is attached to the lower front end of the seating.
The fabric has a cable or sturdy cord which is enclosed in a seam of the fabric along its longest (hypotenuse) side.
Also, the fabric has a chain, cable, cord or wire which is enclosed in a seam of the fabric along both of its short sides.
The chains, cables, cords or wires are connected together at the corners of the fabric.
Also, the fabric is secured at the corners to the wall of the gymnasium and to the lower front end of the seating.
The cable or cord in the hypotenuse side of the fabric is connected to the side edge of the seating by a plurality of looped hangers which pass through the fabric and around the cable or cord.
This way, the weight of the fabric, chains, cables, cords or wires is distributed among the many hangers.
Also, the looped hangers are adapted to not bind the cable or cord tightly.
This way, the cable or cord in the seam of fabric along the hypotenuse side has enough give or travel through the many hangers to be flexible and not bind up or tear out at any particular hanger location.