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Heading Styles

Currently we have accurate quotation tables for 3 heading styles of made to measure curtains, pencil, eyelet and hidden tab top.  All of which can be made up with either a cream sateen cotton lining or a cream blackout lining.  If however you would like a different heading style or lining, please email for an amended quotation.

Pencil Pleat

Pencil pleated curtains are a very classic heading style and far the most popular.  The width can be adjusted within reason, once made up.  They are made with a 7.5cm or 3" multipocket tape, so the position of the curtain drop can be slightly adjusted once made.  You can also decide how much of the pole or track you want to see and adjust the hooks accordingly.  This heading style can be hung from either a track or pole so is a very versatile heading.    

Eyelet

Eyelet curtains are very contemporary.  They are the modern alternative to traditional tab top curtains.  The bonus with this style is that they glide easily along the pole, making them extrememly durable.  They stack back neatly without excess gather, so don't obscure the window too much.  We make our eyelet curtains with a 4cm eyelet that is available with a chrome ring.  If you require different colour rings, we can organise that for you.  Just let us know via email.  Eyelet curtains can only be installed with a curtain pole.  There must be a 5cm clearance above the top of the pole to allow the curtains to be pulled freely.  

Hidden Tab Top

This style of heading is an alternative modern take on the tradtional tab.  Instead of the tab hanging in loops from the top of the pole, the loops are sewn to the back of the curtain creating a slot heading that gathers in pleats away from the pole.  As with traditional tabs they do obscure a good deal of the pole even when drawn, but this can easily be remedied with tiebacks.  This particular heading style can only be hung from a pole anr equires a 5cm clearance at the top of the pole for the curtains to be pulled freely.