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You can now shop by colour, choosing one of these 7 trending colours to allow you to narrow down your search.
Our free shipping is simple. Curtains, Bedding and other small items ship free over £75. Simply add qualifying items to cart to the value of £75 or more and you'll see free delivery automatically applied in cart.
Bulky items (like fabric, poles and tracks) delivery is free over £150, and for made to measure items delivery is free over £175.
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If you'd like to know more about curtain poles or curtain rail tracks before you make a choice, then our helpful guides could be of use. These measuring, fitting and buying guides contain handy advice on how to measure your window for different curtain poles and tracks, explanations of pole and track terminology, style advice and much more...
Give your curtains a finishing touch with a stylish curtain rail track, or create functional curtains for any room with our range of curtain tracks. Our curtain rails come in various designs, colours and sizes. Use our curtain pole buying guide or curtain tracks buying guide to help you select the right size and fit for your exact window measurements. Alternatively browse below to refine your choice and find the right curtain rail track for you.
Essentially both are used for the same reason. However, there are certain curtain styles which sit better with one or the other. Poles are more noticeable. Therefore, they are more decorative by nature, as they contribute to the overall look. Tracks on the other hand are designed to be purely practical. But they offer less variety and typically only come in white. If you prefer the hanging approach to remain out of sight, curtain tracks are more suitable.
We also have two buying guides for both tracks and poles to further inform your decision.
Curtains with header tape are best fitted with tracks. If they are plastic, they will be able to hold light to medium weight curtains. However, if your curtains are on the heavier side, metal tracks offer better support.
We have a range of refined and modern curtain tracks in many colours, materials and sizes. Having problems with certain parts of your track? Don’t worry - we also supply track spares to save you having to buy a whole new one.
The type of pole you pick depends on your window and the type of curtains it can support. However, four key things should be considered – material, functionality, diameter and budget.
The material choice ultimately rests on what look you want to achieve. To narrow your search, you need to determine whether the pole will be strong enough to hold your curtains. You also need to ask yourself whether the pricing agrees with your budget. For bay windows, glass walls, patio doors or corner windows, they can be made-to-measure for an accurate fit.
If you need a little more information – check out our curtain pole buying guide.
A rail is just another term for pole. Typically, Pencil Pleat is the standard heading for curtains. It consists of three rows of thread looped through it - to fit all types of poles. Eyelet curtains are specifically made for use with curtain rails. They offer modernity with their soft folds. Pinch Pleat curtains are a more decorative style. However, it is more gathered than other curtains, as it has pleats hemmed in for a deluxe look.