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The correct measurement method for your pair of curtains varies depending upon the heading type that you choose. Please select the heading type below and this will direct you to the appropriate measuring advice video:
Note: With an eyelet heading you will need to hang your curtains on a pole. Please press the full screen icon to see a full size version of this video guide.
Note: With a pencil pleat heading you can hang your curtains on a pole or a track. Both measuring guides are available below. Please press the full screen icon to see a full size version of these video guides.
Note: With a pinch pleat heading you will need to hang your curtains on a pole. Please press the full screen icon to see a full size version of this video guide.
We have a number of curtain guides to help you consider your options. They offer advice on heading types, tips on assessing window types and even advice on measuring and hanging curtains. To view more curtain guides click the button below.
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Create a timeless look at any window of your home with the Raphia made to measure curtain fabric. This plain linen look fabric will create a timeless look in your chosen window. Choose from a vast range of tones in this range.
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Our range of made to measure curtains will be made exactly to your requirements, using the very best fabrics and linings. They are manufactured to a high standard, and are backed up by our 12 month guarantee on all our curtains against all manufacturing defects.
Eyelet Heading - Eyelet headings can only be used with curtain poles, and there is a choice of eyelet colours available to help you match the curtains to your room. Eyelet curtains take up very little room each side of the window, and this allows the maximum amount of light through your window. You also need slightly less fullness in eyelet curtains so they work very well for smaller windows. However, its best to avoid vertical striped patterns as they can look a little strange when opened.
Pencil Pleat Heading - Pencil pleat curtains can be fitted to tracks or poles, and so curtains with this heading are the most versatile. This heading will work in any room style, and particularly well in traditional settings with a more traditional fabric design.
The main reason curtains are lined is that it prevents the curtains from fading, and also adds some “body” to the curtains.
Polycotton Lining - The benefits of a polycotton lining is that because of the polyester content, the lining fabric has a good resistance to sunlight, and will last much longer that 100% cotton linings when exposed to the sun.
Blackout Lining - This is our favourite lining, as it offers basic thermal properties. It stops the sun heating up your room if you have large windows, and on sunny days you can draw the curtains to help with a little temperature control. It also stops light passing through the fabric of the curtains, and so in the summer months, you get the full look of the fabric, rather than a “bleached out” look due to sunlight.
Thermal Lining - Thermal linings do exactly what they say. They have many of the properties of a normal lining in terms of touch and feel, and are not as stiff as blackout linings, and help with thermal characteristics. Thermal linings are particularly helpful with drafty front doors and older wooden windows.
