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Book the private view: a free home visit. We measure every window, then make each piece in our own workshop.
Book a free home visit050 257 7765WhatsAppLanguage:Englishالعربية planned
Wave curtains
Matched curves on a ceiling track
Made to measure in our workshop
Price on visit
If a wide sliding door opens your Dubai living room to the balcony, wave curtains suit it well. They also suit any window whose curtains open and close every day. A small window you seldom draw gains little from them. Not sure? Ask at the free home visit, where each window is measured.
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Linked carriers
Look up at the track: carriers are the sliders inside it, linked at one spacing by a cord or chain, and the curtain's studs press onto them.
Fabric against track
Fullness is how much wider the fabric is than the track: more gives deeper curves, uses more fabric and raises the price.
Drawn open
The stack is the open curtain's gathered fabric: see whether it rests on the wall or across part of the view.
Double-height glass often reaches the ceiling, leaving no wall above it for brackets, so the track goes on the ceiling. Pulling that much lined fabric across every day is hard work; a motor can take it over. For glass this tall, our fitters bring scaffolding, charged separately.
Nap time is usually sunny: Dubai Meteorological Office figures (1977 to 2015) give 3,570 hours of sunshine a year. Blackout lining blocks light through the fabric. A ceiling track run past the frame shrinks the gaps at the top and sides. Draw the curtain by hand or with a wand, so no cord loop hangs in reach.
Whether that track takes wave carriers depends on its make. A new wave track is screwed in, as everything we fit is. When you move out, we take it down; filling the holes and painting aren't part of our work.
One heading can appear on quotes as S-fold, ripple fold or wave. The name matters less than the track and the fullness, which a quote can leave out, so ask each company to write both down. Ours prices each window separately, with every part on its own line.
Two storeys of glass
Each window needs a place for the gathered curtain: the wall beside the glass, or a fixed pane it can cover. That place decides whether a wave heading is worth it and how the track runs.
Stack on the glass
Stack past the frame
Two places for the open curtain
| Your window | Worth a wave heading? | Where it gathers when open |
|---|---|---|
| Sliding door to a balcony | Yes | One curtain, drawn to the fixed pane's side |
| Floor-to-ceiling glass wall | Yes | A pair, on the wall past each end |
| Bedroom kept dark by day | Yes, blackout-lined | Both ends; the closed halves overlap if the track allows |
| Sheer by day, privacy at night | Yes, on a double track | Each on its own track, the sheer nearer the glass |
| Glass with no wall at the sides | Think twice | Partly over the glass at each end |
| Small window, rarely opened | No | A pole or a Roman blind instead |
Wave curtains we make are drawn by hand, with a wand or by a motor: Somfy, Dooya, or a general Tuya motor at a lower cost. We don't fit corded wave tracks.
A sheer, closed by day
See-through; softens glare and keeps the daylight.
Rolls into round, wavy curves; a stiff fabric looks boxy.
A lined curtain's edge
Light shows through, and the fabric takes the full sun.
The lining is sewn in, so both layers curve together.
No light through the fabric; the fit decides the edges.
The end of the track
The curtain hangs from the ceiling, the track mostly hidden.
Brackets above the frame, where the ceiling won't hold a track.
Can take a wave heading too, drawn by a motor.
A pair, meeting in the middle
Meets in the middle and stacks at both ends.
Draws to one side, into one stack.
The track's length follows one choice: where the open curtain will rest. Its fixings depend on what the ceiling or wall is made of.
Where a track won't suit, an eyelet curtain needs only a pole and a few brackets. If the track you have won't take wave carriers, pinch pleats on hooks usually hang from its runners; compare our other curtains too.
Sheer by day
Lined at night
A double track, two layers
Yes, as an estimate. The calculator multiplies the window's width × height by 2.5 for the fullness, then by our starting rate per m² of fabric, which includes making and fitting. The measurements taken at your free home visit and the fabric you choose set the final price.
Side to side, across the window
Top to bottom, where it will hang
Wave curtains
Estimate
Enter a width and a height to see an estimate.
Charged at the 6 m² minimum.
Width × height × fullness gives the fabric; it is charged on 6 m² at least.
The final price depends on the fabric or material you choose and the measurements we take at the free home visit.
Before you compare quotes, see what a full quote lists, part by part.
A blackout-lined pair on a ceiling track.
A pair on a wall track above the frame.
Two curtains on one long ceiling track.
The Curtains Dubai measures your windows at a free home visit, makes your wave curtains in its own workshop, then fits the track and hangs them.
Fabric samples by the glass
Call or WhatsApp with the rooms and whether a track is already up.
We measure the glass, the wall beside it for the stack, and the drop. We work anywhere in Dubai and bring fabric samples, so you see them in your room's own light. A deposit confirms the order.
Your curtains are cut to their fullness, and the studs are set to suit the carriers. It takes 3 working days from approval to fitting, longer for a big or complicated job. Name any deadline, such as a move-in day, before approving.
First the track is fixed, then each curtain is pressed onto its carriers. Draw every curtain open and closed yourself, so a stiff spot is found straight away. The track's length and the depth of the curves are both chosen at the window, during your free home visit.
Anything else, ask on the phone: 050 257 7765
Our starting rate is 50 per m² of fabric, with making and fitting included, and the fabric you choose sets the final price. A 2 × 3 m window takes 15 m² of fabric once the fullness is added, so the estimate starts at 750. A motor is priced on top.
A wave heading needs a track that holds its carriers at a fixed spacing. That can be a wave track on the ceiling or wall, or a pole with a track channel inside. On a plain pole with loose rings, the curves drift.
Pinch pleats are folds stitched into the top and hung on hooks, so they suit most tracks and poles, including one you already have. A wave heading needs wave carriers. If your track is staying, pinch pleat is simpler; on new wide glass, choose between upright pleats and rolling curves.
Most pleated curtains can take a wave heading: the pleats are unpicked and wave tape is sewn on. The curtain then needs a track with wave carriers. Unpicking may take a little length off the top, and a curtain without enough width gives shallow curves. We change headings on curtains you own, usually in 3 to 5 working days.
Three parts of a wave curtain can give way: the studs on its tape, the cord or chain linking its carriers, and the track's fixings. A warranty helps only if it says which parts it covers and for how long. Ours covers the stitching and making for 2 years, though not sun fading, and our fitting for 2 years.
For glass too tall to reach, or curtains drawn all day.
Made to measure in our workshop
Price on visit
The light daytime layer for a double track.
Made to measure in our workshop
Price on visit
Linings to keep a nap room dark in the afternoon.
Made to measure in our workshop
Price on visit
A heading that hangs from a pole instead of a track.
Made to measure in our workshop
Price on visit
Upright stitched pleats on hooks, which suit most tracks and poles.
Made to measure in our workshop
Price on visit
A new wave heading sewn onto curtains you already own.
Price on visit
We call or message you on the number you gave to agree a day for the visit. Then we visit and measure every window. The visit and the measuring are free.
