Hanging Header Style
Which curtain heading style should I choose?
Curtain Heading styles help define spaces. We offer the following heading styles.
Pleated Style
Double Tailored Pleat
Triple Tailored Pleat
Pencil Pleat
Double Pinch Pleat
- It creates a formal and elegant look.
- French Pleats are more gathered than other headings and have permanent sewn-in pleats for a more luxurious look.
- It works for the track, traverse rod, channel rod, and pole with rings.
Triple Pinch Pleat
- We offer double ( 2-fold ) and triple ( 3-fold ) French pleat style options.
- Double French Pleat is constructed with two times the fabric of the panel width. Triple French Pleat is constructed with two-and-a-half times the fabric of the panel width.
- The panel width should be the same as the coverage width.
Inverted Box Pleat
- It is formed by two equal folds of fabric folded toward one another so they meet at the center of the pleat on the front of the fabric. It is what a box pleat looks like from behind.
- S-shaped pin hook included.
- It works for rods with rings and track.
Goblet
- Goblet pleats are more gathered than other headings and have permanent sewn-in pleats.
- Metal pin hooks are included.
Length is measured from the eyelet ring where the curtain hooks are attached to floor. - If rod or track length is 100 inches, then order 1 panel 100 inches width or 2 panels each 50 inches width.
- It works for the track, traverse rod, channel rod, and pole with rings.
Grommet Style
Black Grommet
Nickel Grommet
Antique Bronze Grommet
Soft Top Style
Back Tab
Tab height 4 inches. Pocket size 3 inches.
It works for rod or rod with clip rings.
Rod Pocket
Pocket 3 inches. Top flange is optional.
It works for rod or rod with clip rings.
Flat Hook
Adjustable pin hooks 3 inches.
Measure length from the eye ring to floor.
It works for rod with rings.
4-In-1
- 4-IN-1 Header: 4 kinds of hanging methods.
- Rod pocket, back tab, flat hook and hook belt, work for rod, track and traverse rod.
