To measure your curtains, consider the area you want the curtains to cover – not just the windows. Then it’s simply a matter of measuring the height and width. We take care of making sure that measurements are adjusted to allow for installation of tracks. Remember that S-fold curtains have a 30% stack – that means that when the curtain is open 30% of the track length will be covered by your curtain stack (for centre open, this would be 15% each side). Take a look at our full guide to measure for curtains.

Installing your curtain track and hanging your curtains is easy. All you need is a drill, a step ladder and about 30 minutes. Follow our guide to installing curtains to learn how to hang your curtains.

It’s totally up to you how your curtains look, but we think curtains touching the floor is a great idea. It makes rooms feel taller and helps with thermal efficiency. We have two options on how your curtain will finish; hover or puddle. Hover will finish just off the floor and puddle will finish on the floor.

If you’re someone who is sensitive to light and wakes up easily, then blackout curtains could definitely help with sleep. Our lined sheer curtains also provide the same blackout function but with the aesthetic of a sheer curtain.

For the most complete light removal, we recommend curtains be installed wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling. 

Blackout curtains are especially good at keeping your home warm in winter and cool in summer.

Wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling curtains are best for this as they provide the most complete barrier to convection temperature changes, and also help stop draughts entering the main area of the room.

An S-fold curtain is a style of curtain where the top (or heading) is bent in the shape of an S, or long wave, that continues along the full length of the curtain. This contemporary style suits both modern and heritage homes.