We have a gorgeous range of pencil pleat and ring top curtains in a range of sizes and all ready to hang. Please browse our selection of striped, floral or plain curtains.Whether you require curtains for your living rooms, bedroom, kitchen or bathroom colour is obviously an important decision. Our beautiful drapes come in a variety of rich, subtle, fresh vibrant colours. We are pleased to provide free samples to assist you making your decision.Curtain & Blinds Guide Your guide to making the right choice for your home. There is no simpler way to make a dramatic difference to the look and feel of any room in your home than with a fresh set of curtains. At Briscoes, we're hugely excited by the possibilites offered by our best curtain range yet. Choose from readymades or custom mades across a wide selection of contemporary styles at traditionally affordable Briscoes prices. Exclusive to Briscoes, the Urban Interiors range covers all of the latest window fashion directions.

If you're looking for something on-trend and distinctly different, start here. Sheer curtains offer you in-home privacy while still letting diffused light into the room. Easy to hang eyelet curtains bring a modern feel to any room thanks to their soft folds of fabric. Pencil pleat curtains are easily adjustable, hang beautifully and, thanks to their pleats, fold back stylishly. We offer 55 different sizes in our most popular curtain and blind designs, including both eyelet and pencil pleat curtains. A few handy tips on how to accurately measure and select the right curtains from our ready-made range. Our range of blackout curtains totally blocks out the light so you can sleep easy every night. Browse All Blockout Curtains Thermal coated curtains help keep any room cool in summer and warm in winter. Browse all Thermal Curtains Choose between blockout or mesh-style roman blinds in a range of colours and installation options.Remember, all Briscoes blinds come with fittings included.

Tracks, poles, wire racks and more. rayflex curtainsWe have all the curtain accessories you need at great value prices.target home curtains rn17730 Finials, hold backs and curtain ties add the perfect finishing touches to your window dressing.millie and boris blackout curtainsCopyright High Living 2012 Powered by Your Inspiration Themes Price Low - High Price High - Low Displaying 1 to 16 of 40 products 1 2 3 Next Show All Up To 25% Off Was from €8.99 - €21.99Now from Was from €29.00 - €75.00Now from Was from €29.00 - €59.00Now from Was from €29.00 - €49.00Now from Our Expert Guide to ROLLER BLINDS and VENETIAN BLINDSA) ROLLER BLINDSTypes of Roller BlindsRoller Blind WidthsAll blinds come in the following widths: 60cm, 90cm, 120cm, 150cm and 180cm.

All colours of the Blackout Roller Blind come in 210cm and 240cm widths.The width of a roller blind is the measurement from one roller bracket to the other, not the measurement of the fabric width. If you are fitting the blind on the outside of the window the blind should be approximately 2-3cm wider than the window. If the blind is being fitted in a recess make sure the customer is aware that the fabric will not reach the very edge of the recess (usually this does not matter as the window frame is in this place).All blinds can be cut to size. The fabric should be cut with scissors and the inner tubing can be cut with a hacksaw or pipe-slice (you can purchase a pipe-slice on our website in our Poles section). Roller Blind LengthsAll blinds have a drop of 170cm except the essential roller blind that has a drop of 160cm. TubingAll roller blinds except the Essential Roller blind have a heavy duty aluminium roller, the Essential Roller blind has a thick card tube. The lath / lower tube is the one at the bottom you will pull down – it is there to help keep the blind shape.

The lower tube is plastic.Tab CurtainsCurtains EasyDrapes CurtainCurtain IdeasMaking CurtainsSewing CurtainsCurtain PanelsDraperiesDrapes DiyForwardHere are some of my top favorite DIY Curtain Tutorials from some of the best bloggers on the web! Blind and curtain accessories932/4309)HOME by Argos£11.99*Credit options available find out moreCheck stockTell us where you are to check stock:123456789Add to TrolleyAbout this productThese easy-to-use curtain linings block out light and have a thermal coating which provides maximum insulation, to ensure rooms remain warm in winter and cool in summer. 68 reviewsOverall rating (4.3)QualityDesignQuestions & answersAsk a questionBoring but important info*Prices correct as displayed but are subject to change.Please note item 9324309 has previously been on sale at the same price. Buy HOME Blackout Eyelet Curtain Lining - 168x178cm Buy Julian Charles Luna Blackout Curtains - 167x228cm Buy HOME Tape Top Polycotton Curtain Linings -FRAME 'Le Color' Skinny Jeans

PAIGE 'Transcend - Verdugo' Ultra Skinny Jeans (Black Hudson Jeans Hudson Jeans Coated Super Skinny Jeans 7 For All Mankind® 'b(air)' Ankle Skinny Jeans PAIGE 'Transcend - Verdugo' Ultra Skinny Jeans (Silvie) DL1961 'Florence' Instasculpt Skinny Jeans (Riker) AG 'The Prima' Cigarette Leg Skinny Jeans Joe's 'Flawless - Charlie' Skinny Jeans (Regan) When hand washing curtains, use a mild laundry detergent. Most good-quality brands offer a suitable option – we like Persil small & mighty Non-Bio. Regardless of your chosen product, be sure to wear rubber gloves if you have sensitive or damaged skin. Curtains tend to absorb smells from around the home, such as cooking aromas and cigarette smoke, which can leave the curtains smelling less than fresh and cause slight discolouration. These stains may be very noticeable on light-coloured or delicate curtains. Curtain cleaning doesn’t have to be difficult, though: while steam cleaning your curtains means using special products, there are several other easy ways to clean your curtains, and different curtain cleaners you can use.

Here’s a quick, simple guide to the options available. Option 1: Cleaning Curtains in the Washing Machine Depending on the material of your curtains, you may be able to clean them simply by putting them in the washing machine: If your washing machine has a delicate cycle, be sure to use it; otherwise, choose a cool wash with a slow spin. Your normal laundry detergent will be fine to use. If you are particularly worried about the material shrinking, don’t risk putting the curtains in the washing machine, and hand wash instead. When to clean curtains in the washing machine: This option works best with lightweight curtains rather than with heavy materials that will retain water. However, keep in mind that some materials need special attention when being put in a washing machine – for instance, delicate cottons can shrink in hot washes. Be sure to check the label on your curtains before laundering them. Option 2: Hand Wash Curtains Hand washing curtains can sometimes be the safer option:

Either use your regular laundry detergent, or a soap specifically designed for hand washing delicates. It’s best to choose a gentle soap to avoid damage to the material. Follow the instructions on your chosen product to hand wash – different products will require different concentrations. When to hand wash curtains: Hand washing curtains is a bigger chore than simply putting them in the washing machine, but it does reduce the risk of shrinking, and it’s a good choice for delicate materials such as 100 percent cotton. It’s best not to hand wash very heavy materials simply because it’s difficult to remove all the water, prolonging the drying time. Option 3: Steam Cleaning Curtains Using a good quality steam cleaner with an upholstery attachment is one of the most convenient methods of curtain cleaning. Be sure to start from the top and work your way down the curtain. If you notice that the material is becoming wet, hold the appliance further away from the curtain.

Be careful when using a steam cleaner: always read the manufacturer’s instructions before you begin, and remember that steam can burn you ­– so ensure you wear appropriate protective clothing. When to use a steam cleaner for curtain cleaning: Steam cleaning curtains is an excellent choice for curtains made from very heavy materials or for curtains that are particularly difficult to take down from the rail. Want to keep your curtains clean and fresh? Watch this video for a step-by-step guide: Regular maintenance: make vacuuming your curtains part of your normal cleaning routine. Use the soft brush attachment to remove everyday dust and dirt. Lightweight curtains: can be cleaned in the washing machine. Curtains made of delicate materials: should be hand washed to reduce the risk of shrinking. Curtains made from heavy fabric: can be steam cleaned, in order to avoid a lengthy drying process. After Curtain Cleaning, What is the Best Way to Dry Them?

Don’t be tempted to put wet curtains into the dryer. The tumbling motion can cause stubborn creases to appear that not even a hot iron can remove. The best way to dry curtains is to hang them outside, away from direct sunlight to avoid bleaching, and in a breezy place if possible. Letting curtains dry naturally in a hanging position allows the creases to fall out, and a quick iron afterwards will have them looking like new. How Can I Make Cleaning the Curtains Easier? There are a number of ways you can reduce the need to clean household materials like curtains. By simply following a few rules, you can just give your curtains a proper wash every now and then, rather than on a regular basis. Try to reduce the absorption of smells. When cooking, keep the kitchen door closed, and try to limit smoking to outdoors only. Vacuum your curtains regularly with a soft brush attachment to remove everyday dust and dirt and prevent stains from becoming ground into the material.