The hardware behind a good curtain

Curtain track systems

Straight, bay, wave-compatible and motorised track layouts specified around load, stack and fixing surface.

Curtain tracks

Measured as part of the room—not as an isolated product.

The track controls how a curtain moves and where it stacks. We assess the ceiling or wall, curtain weight, spans, bends, access and control route before confirming the hardware and installation scope.

Wave curtainsBay windowsWide glazingRoom dividersLayered curtains

Explore the options

The main routes
within curtain tracks.

These are useful starting points, not a promise that every format suits every window. Final suitability follows measurement and technical checks.

01

Hand-drawn tracks

Simple, reliable tracks for everyday curtains and sheers.

Ceiling or wall fixed
02

Wave-compatible tracks

Correct glider spacing and projections for a regular wave and controlled stack.

Curtain and track planned together
03

Bent & bay tracks

Measured systems for suitable angled or curved window arrangements.

Template or detailed site measurement may be needed
04

Double tracks

Layered layouts for sheers and main curtains with adequate clearance between fabrics.

Spacing checked on site
05

Motorised tracks

Electric curtain operation planned around weight, power, access and control responsibility.

Commissioning route agreed per project

The home survey

Questions that prevent expensive mistakes.

  1. 01

    What will the finished curtains weigh?

  2. 02

    Where should they stack?

  3. 03

    Is the fixing surface structurally suitable?

  4. 04

    Will power or control coordination be needed?

Measured at home

Turn the shortlist into a specification.

Choose an available visit and tell us what matters most. There is no payment or purchase commitment when booking the survey.

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