What are wave curtains?

Wave curtains refers to the header of the curtain. With wave heading curtains, the fabric hangs in regular, uniform folds. Wave curtains lend a relaxed and contemporary look to a room and are sometimes known as ripple fold curtains or S-fold curtains

How do I hang wave curtains?

Some people make the mistake of pulling the pleats forward when fitting a wave heading, which can ruin the beautifully even folds. With Hillarys, you don't need to worry because your local advisor will fit your made-to-measure wave curtains for you, ensuring they hang beautifully. Measuring and fitting are included in our service as standard.

How do I measure for wave curtains?

It's surprisingly tricky to accurately measure curtains. This is because you need to consider the width of the wave curtain track, and where to position it to make your wave curtains look their best. For example, if you want your windows to look taller and grander, you may want your wave curtain track to be positioned nearer to the ceiling. With Hillarys, measuring and fitting it included in our service as standard so you don't need to worry. Your local advisor will provide tailored advice for you, your windows and your budget.

Do wave curtains meet in the middle

Yes, they do. We can make your wave curtains to your exact requirements, so if you'd like them to have a slight overlap in the middle when closed, we can do that for you. An overlap is a good way to minimise gaps between the curtains panels to help stop draughts and light creeping in.

Where can our made to measure wave curtains be fitted

Whether you have short and wide windows, bay windows or even bi fold or sliding doors that need wave curtains, it is possible to get it at Hillarys. As our made to measure curtains are created to exactly fit the width and height of your window or door, we can ensure they hang beautifully to add a modern finish to your room.

Do wave curtains help keep heat in?

Yes, all our made-to–measure curtains can help you retain the heat in your room and help to banish draughts. The curtains work by reducing the amount of air exchange between the colder windows and the rest of your room, which is warmer. Heavier curtains are more effective at insulation so it makes sense to choose a thicker curtain fabric such as velvet, along with a thermal or blackout lining. Your local advisor will give you expert advice at your in-home appointment to find the best solution for you, your space and your budget.