Sizes & Mounting Guide
Choosing the right size and mounting type is simple once you know the basics. This guide will help you find the perfect fit for your windows — no guesswork needed.
Mounting Types
We offer several mounting options — each creates a different look and feel
Curtain Tape
Curtain tape is sewn along the top of the fabric and uses hooks to attach to the rod or track. It creates classic, evenly spaced pleats and gathers. Tape mounting is versatile — it works with most rod and track systems and allows you to adjust the fullness of the curtain by tightening or loosening the cords.
- Works with all rod and track systems
- Adjustable gathering and fullness
- Classic, traditional appearance
Grommets
Grommets (also called eyelets) are metal or plastic rings set directly into the fabric at the top. The curtain rod passes through them, creating wide, even folds with a modern, streamlined look. Grommet curtains slide easily and are simple to install.
- Modern, clean appearance with uniform folds
- Easy sliding on the rod
- Available in silver and gold finishes
Tape & Grommets
A versatile dual-mounting design featuring both curtain tape and grommets. This allows you to switch between mounting styles without replacing the curtain — simply choose the method that suits your rod or desired look.
- Two mounting options in one curtain
- Flexibility to change your style
- Great for those who like to redecorate
Rod Pocket
A sewn channel along the top of the curtain through which the rod slides directly. Rod pocket curtains create a gathered, ruffled look and sit close to the rod, ideal for sheers and lightweight fabrics where a soft, romantic silhouette is desired.
- Soft, gathered appearance on the rod
- No hooks or rings needed
- Ideal for sheers and lightweight fabrics
How to Choose the Right Size
A few simple measurements are all you need
Step 1: Measure Width
Measure the width of your curtain rod or track from end to end. For a fuller look, choose a curtain width 1.5-2x the rod width.
Step 2: Measure Height
Measure from the top of the rod (or track) down to where you want the curtain to end — the windowsill, below the sill, or the floor.
Step 3: Choose Your Size
Match your measurements to our available sizes. When in doubt, go slightly larger — it's always better to have a little extra fabric.
Available Size Chart
| Width | Height | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| 130 cm | 140 cm | Small window, kitchen, café curtain |
| 130 cm | 220 cm | Narrow window, bathroom, small bedroom |
| 130 cm | 260 cm | Narrow tall window, balcony door |
| 215 cm | 150 cm | Standard window, half-height accent panel |
| 215 cm | 220 cm | Standard window, bedroom, living room |
| 215 cm | 280 cm | Tall window, floor-length draping |
| 240 cm | 220 cm | Wide window, double panel coverage |
| 240 cm | 280 cm | Large window, generous floor-length draping |
| 240 cm | 300 cm | Extra-tall window, high-ceiling rooms |
| 270 cm | 250 cm | Panoramic window, spacious living area |
| 270 cm | 300 cm | Full wall coverage, grand rooms |
| 280 cm | 300 cm | Oversized panoramic window, statement draping |
Not sure which size is right? We're happy to help.
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