How to choose a curtain heading
The heading affects how your curtains hang, stack back and operate. Use this guide to compare the available styles and consider which heading will suit your room.
Which heading should I choose?
Your curtain heading is an important part of made to measure curtains. Each type changes the way the fabric gathers and hangs, and some headings need a particular hanging system. We can help you choose an option that suits your fabric and window.
Eyelet
Eyelet headings feature metal rings inserted directly into the fabric, creating a clean, modern look. The curtains simply slide into place using these rings.
This style is perfect for contemporary interiors and works well with lighter to medium weight fabrics. Eyelet curtains are easy to hang and operate.
Pencil Pleat
Pencil pleat is one of the most popular curtain heading styles. It creates a classic, traditional look with uniform pleats that gather the fabric into neat vertical folds.
This heading style works well with most fabrics and is suitable for both traditional and contemporary interiors. It is made up with a gathered tape and hooks.
Pinch Pleat
Pinch pleat headings create elegant, structured pleats that give curtains a sophisticated and formal appearance. The pleats are 'pinched' together at regular intervals to create a tailored look.
This style is perfect for formal living rooms and dining areas. It works best with medium to heavy weight fabrics and is made up with a tape and hooks.
Wave
Wave is a popular curtain heading style that offers both functionality and aesthetic appeal.
This heading style can be customized to suit your interior design preferences and window requirements.