Made to Measure Curtains

What are the different curtain heading options?

Please read this style guide for useful for information on heading choices for your curtains. You can go through our guide for choosing which heading style will work best in your room. They are in order of price with pencil pleat curtains being the lowest cost followed by eyelets, pinch pleats and finally goblet.

Please read this style guide for useful for information on heading choices for your curtains. You can go through our guide for choosing which heading style will work best in your room. They are in order of price with pencil pleat curtains being the lowest cost followed by eyelets, pinch pleats and finally goblet.

Pencil Pleat Heading

Pencil pleat is the traditional style of curtain heading that is a used in most windows and gives a lovely finish. You have the flexibility from the stitched in curtain tape which allows you to alter the height above your track and pole.

 

Eyelet Curtains Heading

A modern finish which the pole slots through the curtains, this means you can a lovely feature of your pole with a contrast of the metal against the curtain fabric.
2 Options Available

  • Standard 44mm Eyelets for 28mm & 35mm Pole
  • 66mm Eyelets for 40mm+ poles can be opted for by contacting the team

 

 

Pinch Pleat Curtain Heading

A traditional heading style that looks grand in any setting.

 

Wave Curtain Heading

Modern and elegant curtain heading either in a 60mm deep pleat or 80mm.

Wave Curtain Heading
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Which Size Curtain Eyelet do i need for my poles?

When you use eyelet curtains on your eyelet curtain poles. You want to have space for the eyelet to glide across the curtain pole.

We suggest using the following dimater eyelets with the following poles

Eyelet Size Pole Diameter
44mm 19mm 28mm, 35mm Max
66mm 50mm Poles
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How much space will my curtains take up when stacking back
Stacking varies depending on heading, between 15-25% of the track width....
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What is Curtain Fullness & What Fullness will my Curtains be?

Curtain Fullness – This is the amount of fabric that is used to cover the width of your curtain track or pole. Depending how much flat fabric you have covering your curtain track will mean when it is gathered up you will have more fullness or pleats.

Direct Fabrics uses 2x the track width rounded to the nearest width of fabric for the amount of fullness in curtains, this is 100% of fullness.

If you want to read more see our curtain fullness guide 

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