If you are looking for new curtains for your home, check out the great range of curtains at Spotlight! With a choice of eyelet, pinch pleat, box pleat and tab top curtains for every room in the house, plus sheer curtains and a variety of blinds, you will have plenty of choice. You can even buy fabric by the metre to make your own curtains if you prefer. The difference is mainly at the top of the curtains, both in appearance and in how the curtain is fixed to the curtain rail or a rod / pole. For differences in style and appearance, take a look at the various pictures of the curtains on our website. Eyelet curtains: These curtains, as the name suggests, have metal-edged eyelets in the top, and you simply feed the curtain pole through them to hang them.Pinch pleat curtains: These curtains are sewn onto a header tape (at the back of the curtain), that needs to be pulled to the required width. These curtains always need to be at least twice as wide as your window or door opening as gathering them reduces the width.

They are fastened with hooks to a curtain rail or to the small eyelets on curtain rings over a rod or pole. Box pleat curtains: These classic curtains have been gathered at regular intervals and the pleat has been sewn in, so they cannot be altered in width. In each pleat you will need to fix a large metal curtain hook, and hanging is as for pinch pleat curtains. Tab top curtains: These curtains have strips of fabric sewn onto the top of them that simply loop over the top of your curtain rod / pole. Spotlight stocks curtains that are suitable for any room in your home, from simple unlined curtains to fully luxury blockout curtains. Choose from plain or patterned curtains to suit a variety of styles from traditional to contemporary, as well as fun designs for kids rooms, sheer curtains that will add an elegant touch to modern interiors, and much more. Find absolutely everything you might need to fix your curtains at Spotlight. Choose from various sizes of curtain rail, a huge variety of wooden and metal curtain poles / rods, tie-backs, tie-back holders, spare hooks and curtain rings.

You can even get replacement finials for curtain rods if you fancy changing the look of your window dressing without replacing the whole curtain pole. laura ashley curtains paramount marbleIf you cant find ready-made curtains to suit your home at Spotlight, check out our large range of curtain fabrics that are available by the metre, which will enable you to make your own curtains. curtain grommet joannWith nearly 200 different fabrics, you will be able to find the perfect curtains to match your interior.pinch pleat curtains sydney How to Install Curtain Rodssheer curtains tj maxx A simple way to add style and comfort to the windows in your home.

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CM to Inches = divide by 2.54   eg. 100cm divided by 2.54 = 39.37 inches Inches to CM - times by 2.54    eg. 39 inches times by 2.54 = 99.6 cm This site powered by oo_site, Developed by Sitesurfer. Price - Low to High Price - High to LowFryetts Stag Grey Roman Blind Enter your window size How do I measure my windows? Inside or Outside the Recess? First decide where you want the blind to hang this can be either inside the recess or outside of recess covering the frame? Inside the recess looks neater but you need to determine if there is suitable space for the top fittings to be screwed into the window. Outside the recess can make the window look but is ideal for windows with limited recess space. Please note that our blinds are made to a tolerance of within 5mm Using a steel rule, take three measurements across the width of the recess make a note of the smallest measurement. Do the same for the height(drop) inside the recess again making sure you take the smallest measurement.

Please note for recess measurements we will deduct 1cm from the width. It is advisable to allow an overlap of 75mm or 3(inch) to avoid any light gaps around your blind Take the width of the window and add the desired overlap to either side of the blind. Measure the height(drop) of the blind and add the desired overlap to the top and bottom of the blind. If the blind is to sit on a window sill then only add the overlap to the top of the blind. Bay windows are more complex to measure and for this reason we have created a useful guide to help you when measuring your bay window. To view the page see Bay Window Measuring Guide Right Control Left Control Fully lined with our ivory coloured polycotton lining. Our ivory coloured thermal lining retains heat in your home, making your rooms more energy efficient. Although your blinds will hang better if they are lined, this option is very cost effective. Fully lined with white blackout lining.Stops more sunlight than standard lining, darkens room.