Curtains & Blinds
Getting the Wave Right Comes Down to The Track And Spacing
A wave curtain only looks good if the folds are even and the fabric hangs with the right amount of fullness, usually around 60 to 80 per cent depending on the fabric weight. Get the glider spacing is wrong, and the wave looks flat or uneven instead of a smooth ripple. We fit specialist wave tracks, either wall-mounted or ceiling-recessed, and calculate fullness based on your fabric choice before anything is cut. This style works especially well on wide windows, sliding doors and floor-to-ceiling glass, where a bunched curtain would look heavy. Book a Free AppointmentContinuous Ripple Fold
The fabric is cut and hung to form a single smooth wave across the full width, not separate pleats.Built For Wide Openings
This solution is ideal for sliding doors, large glass walls, and open- plan living spaces where standard curtains stack too bulky.Ceiling and Wall-Mounted Tracks
We fit discreet aluminium tracks, either recessed into the ceiling or wall-mounted, based on your space.Thinking About Wave Curtains for a Large Window or Glass Wall?
Get a Fixed Price Before Any Work Starts
We assess your opening, confirm track type and fabric, and give you one quote covering the full job. Book a Free Assessment Whether it's one sliding door or a full open-plan floor, call +971 50 5037 796 or message us on WhatsApp to arrange a visit.