Curtain Headings, Pinch Pleat, Eyelet, Wave, Pencil Pleat
There are many types of curtain headings. Ranging from a machined taped pencil pleat to hand sewn triple pinch pleat headings. The finishing touch to your curtains headings add style and function.
Most curtain heading styles made by us have a hand pleated heading. When choosing a heading consider the type of pole or track is best for your window or patio door. A track in some homes lends itself to a simpler heading. Tradition headings like a triple pleat lend themselves to chunky wooden poles.
Take a look at some of the local styles of curtain headings that we have created below.
Double Pinch Pleat Curtains
Our Double Pinch Pleat Curtains are the perfect choice for adding a classic touch to any window. Each curtain crafted with a double pinch pleat heading. Creating timeless look that is versatile enough to hang on a curtain pole or track. We have a range of colours and fabrics, so you can choose the perfect curtains for your home.
The curtains in this picture have been hung on a wooden pole with rings. The curtain fabric is from one of our plains collections and the curtains are blackout lined.
Single Pinch Pleat Curtains
Single Pinch Pleat Curtains provide an effective and timeless look for any window. Each curtain features a calculated single pleat fitted to a top or face fixed curtain track or pole. Perfect for tight spaces, the pleated finish presents neat stacking when open. Drawing the curtains makes an elegant, classic finish.
The curtains in this picture have been hung on a Silent Gliss track, top fitted on a ledge inside a large sliding door recess. The curtain fabric is Kobe Marsala and they have blackout lining to darken the room.
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Triple Pinch Pleat Curtains
These triple pinch pleat curtains are timeless. A full look for your curtains and suitable for plain or patterend fabric. The pleats, in a ideal situation, hung from a wooden or metal pole create a beautiful, luxurious drape. We would recommend lining a triple pleat heading. Interlining will give the curtains opulence and insulation for the window or door.
The curtains in this picture have been hung on a Byron & Byron Barnwood pole. The Pole is face fixed with no finales as the large curtains cover a wide patio door opening to a balcony. The curtain fabric is Salt Marsh from Hedgerow Home. They have been pleated to pattern and are blackout lined and interlined.
Wave Headed Curtains
Wave headed curtains for a modern minimal look. Another name for this heading is a ripple. The wave achieved using specialist curtain tape with pockets hooked to the track. The gliders on the track are strung enabling the header to hold the soft curves when drawn. The open curtain stack has a neat fold and is good to save space. Plain or an uncomplicated pattern fabric most suits the finish. Wave headings need a wave headed track or metal pole for them to function. Crafted wooden poles with a track inside it can also be effective.
The curtains in this picture have been hung on a Silent Gliss wave headed system track. The track is face fixed. The curtain fabric is Loire from Warwick Fabrics. The curtain is standard lined with a hand finished heading.