Items 1 to 12 of 263 total Items 1 to 12 of 263 total Always use a metal tape measure for accuracy and double check your measurements Measure the width of your existing track. Measure from the top of the curtain track to where you want the drop (length) of the curtain to finish. Measure the window frame from edge to edge and allow enough space at each side for the curtains to clear the window, we recommend 20cm each side. Measure from the top edge of the window frame to the lower edge of the window frame. You will then need to decide which drop you want from our range of ready made curtain drops and install your track accordingly. Our curtains come in drops of 160cm, 205cm, 220cm or 240cm. We recommend installing your track at least 10cm above your window, space permitting. This creates the illusion of height in the room as your eye is drawn above the window. Click here for our handy Measure SheetCurtain & 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. We have all the curtain accessories you need at great value prices. Finials, hold backs and curtain ties add the perfect finishing touches to your window dressing. If you’d like to give your home an instant makeover, we have a range of fantastic ready-made curtains to choose from at very attractive prices. Width to cover (when gathered) 2 x 210 x 220cm 2 x 280 x 220cm The 2.20m drop is suitable as larger windows and French doors are popular in New Zealand homes. The extra long drop is also popular in bedrooms and lounge rooms.

Measure the width of the track above the window. You should allow 20cm on either side of the window to allow the curtains to stack back during the day. If you want the curtains to go all the way to the floor, measure from the top of the track to the floor.utopia curtains aldridge A General Guide to Hanging Curtainseclipse faux suede thermaback blackout curtain Lay your drapes out on a flat, clean surface. sorilla curtainsNote the pull cords attached to the tape at the heading end. steve madden ruffles shower curtain in pale aqua

Check your fabric care code/guidelines to see if you can iron. If ironing is permitted, gently iron out any packaging creases using a cool/warm setting. Ensure you iron on the fabric side only.martha stewart curtain rods beehive Pull the cords free at one end of the curtain tape. eclipse crinkle blackout energy efficient curtain panelTie a knot in the cords to prevent the cords pulling back through the tape when gathering. Insert the plastic hooks into the loops on the tape, one in every fourth pocket. The hook is inserted into the pocket upside down then rotated to hook downwards. Pull the cords at the opposite end to your knot, and push the fabric in the opposite direction until the curtain covers the required window width. Tie a knot in the cords and conceal the hanging ends behind the drape.

Do not cut the cords beyond the knot - remember you will need to stretch the curtain flat to clean it and reuse the cords to gather again afterwards. Hang your curtain and ensure the heading is gathered evenly across the drape.CurtainsNeed new curtains for your home?Choose from a large range of eyelet curtains, pencil pleat curtains, sheer curtains, kids curtains and tap top curtains at Spotlight.We also provide various fabrics for customers who want to create their own curtains from scratch! Can I purchase curtains at Spotlight? 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. What is the difference between these styles of curtain? 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.

What types of curtain can I buy at Spotlight? 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. Do you sell curtains rails and rods / poles too? 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. What if I cant find any curtains I like? If 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.