Understanding Curtain Fullness and Curtain Width (Ungathered)
Heading & Fullness:
The type of heading affects both the look and the cost of your curtains
Different headings require different amounts of fabric for fullness.
Don’t worry—we will use the most suitable amount of fabric to create a full, luxurious look.
For a Pole: Measure the usable section of the pole between the two decorative ends or finials.
For a Track: Measure the full width of the track.
Example Heading: Pencil Pleat Fullness: 2x Ungathered Curtain Width Single: 200cm x 1 Pair: 100cm x 2 |
Example Heading: Double Pleat Approx. Fullness: 1.8x to 2.0x Track/Pole width:100cm Finished Curtain Width (Gathered/Pleated) Single: 100cm x 1 Pair: 50cm x 2 Ungathered Curtain Width Single: 186cm x 1 Pair: 94cm x 2 |
Example Heading: Triple Pleat Approx. Fullness: 2.2x to 2.5x Track/Pole width:100cm Finished Curtain Width (Gathered/Pleated) Single: 100cm x 1 Pair: 50cm x 2 Ungathered Curtain Width Single: 228cm x1 Pair: 115cm x 2 |
Example Heading: Eyelet Fullness: 1.5x Track/Pole Width:100cm Ungathered Curtain Width Single: 150cm x 1 Pair: 75cm x 2 |
Example Heading: Tab Top/Slot Top Fullness: 1.5x Track/Pole width:100cm Ungathered Curtain Width Single: 150cm x 1 Pair: 75cm x 2 |
Example Heading: Pencil Pleat Approx. Fullness: 1.8x to 2.3x Ungathered Curtain Width |
