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Two curtains

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One curtain

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Two Curtains

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Dimensions

Track/Pole Width (cm):

Drop (cm):

How to Measure Curtains

Measuring the Width

Tracks

Measure the width of the track from end to end.

Pole

Measure the width of the pole, excluding finials.

Measuring the Length (Drop)

Tracks

Measure from the top of the track to where you’d like the curtain to finish.

Pole

Measure from the bottom of the curtain ring to where you’d like the curtain to finish.

Pole (Eyelet Heading)

Measure from the top of the pole to where you’d like the curtain to finish.

Above Sill

Above sill curtains usually finish around 1cm above the window sill.

Below Sill

Below sill curtains usually finish around 15cm below the window sill.

Floor Length

Floor length curtains usually finish around 1cm above the floor.

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Heading

Select Header Type:

3" Pencil Pleat

6" Luxury Pencil Pleat

Eyelet

Double Pinch Pleat

Triple Pinch Pleat

Header Types

Expertly made to your exact measurements, our made to measure curtains are available in five heading types: 3 inch pencil pleat, 6 inch pencil pleat, double pinch pleat, triple pinch pleat and eyelet.

3 inch and 6 inch pencil pleat

3 inch pencil pleat

6 inch pencil pleat

Comprised of small individual pleats, pencil pleat curtain headings offer a neat, classic finish. The fabric is formed into tightly gathered folds which means the curtains can be pulled to your preferred width, making fuller folds if preferred. This heading type is available in two depths, 3 inch and 6 inch, with the 6 inch heading more suitable for full length curtains. Pencil pleat curtains offer a good blackout effect when fitted close to the wall, and can be hung on both a curtain track or pole. As the fabric is ruched against itself, more room is needed for stack back than with other headings.

Double and triple pinch pleat

Double pinch pleat

Triple pinch pleat

Pinch pleat curtain headings consist of sewn-in pleats that create a classic tailored look. With the pleats being in place already, little dressing of the curtains is needed, and the fabric simply falls into beautiful folds. The pleats form a concertina effect when stacked back, meaning that they take up little room, but as the fabric between the pleats folds back, a pole or track with good clearance from the wall is needed. When it comes to choosing between double and triple pinch pleat, this is purely down to preference! Triple pinch pleat headings use up more fabric than double pinch pleat headings and therefore offer a fuller drape.

Eyelet

Eyelet

Eyelet curtain headings offer a more contemporary look by creating large, even folds. As the fabric falls into pronounced folds, little dressing of eyelet curtains is needed and there is also minimum stack back. Suitable for use with poles only, eyelet curtains are very easy to hang, with the curtain rings simply sliding over the curtain pole. The result is a fuss-free, modern look that compliments any room size. Our eyelet curtains are of the standard 40mm diameter.

Expertly made to your exact measurements, our made to measure curtains are available in five heading types: 3 inch pencil pleat, 6 inch pencil pleat, double pinch pleat, triple pinch pleat and eyelet.

3 inch and 6 inch pencil pleat

Comprised of small individual pleats, pencil pleat curtain headings offer a neat, classic finish. The fabric is formed into tightly gathered folds which means the curtains can be pulled to your preferred width, making fuller folds if preferred. This heading type is available in two depths, 3 inch and 6 inch, with the 6 inch heading more suitable for full length curtains. Pencil pleat curtains offer a good blackout effect when fitted close to the wall, and can be hung on both a curtain track or pole. As the fabric is ruched against itself, more room is needed for stack back than with other headings.

Double and triple pinch pleat

Pinch pleat curtain headings consist of sewn-in pleats that create a classic tailored look. With the pleats being in place already, little dressing of the curtains is needed, and the fabric simply falls into beautiful folds. The pleats form a concertina effect when stacked back, meaning that they take up little room, but as the fabric between the pleats folds back, a pole or track with good clearance from the wall is needed. When it comes to choosing between double and triple pinch pleat, this is purely down to preference! Triple pinch pleat headings use up more fabric than double pinch pleat headings and therefore offer a fuller drape.

Eyelet

Eyelet curtain headings offer a more contemporary look by creating large, even folds. As the fabric falls into pronounced folds, little dressing of eyelet curtains is needed and there is also minimum stack back. Suitable for use with poles only, eyelet curtains are very easy to hang, with the curtain rings simply sliding over the curtain pole. The result is a fuss-free, modern look that compliments any room size. Our eyelet curtains are of the standard 40mm diameter.

Eyelet Colour

Select Eyelet Colour:

Antique Brass

Gunmetal

Satin Nickel

Lining

Select Lining:

Standard

Blackout

Curtain Lining

We offer the choice of two lining qualities, both in a soft ivory colour.

Standard: Standard lining gently filters the light, giving your home a soft glow. Made from a premium quality mix of BCI cotton and polyester produced from recycled plastic bottles.

Blackout: Blackout lining eliminates light while also further improving insulation, and is therefor ideal for bedrooms to create a warm and cosy space.

Interlining is an additional layer of fabric that is sewn between the curtain fabric and the lining. Interlining is used to add body to the curtains, giving them a fuller look, while also helping with insulation.

Interlining

Interlining Required?

Interlining provides warmth, weight and luxury.

Yes

No

Curtain Interlining

Interlining is an additional layer of fabric that is sewn between the curtain fabric and the lining. Interlining is used to add body and weight to the fabric, giving the curtain a luxurious feel, while also helping with insulation.

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