Wave headed curtains are one of the newer styles of curtain headings. It works on a track and offers a sleek look within a room. Operated by a unique glider cord to create the continuous wave effect, these curtains not only look stunning when drawn but stack back very neatly when not in operation, and help to maximise the light in a room.
Who invented the wave headed curtain?
The original wave headed curtain was invented by Silent Gliss, and they remain the market leaders in the wave curtain tracks which are crucial to the operation of this heading.
Style and where the wave curtain can be found
The wave heading will stay looking very neat and formal for many years, without the need for ongoing care. However, it is important to get the installation right to ensure this.
A favourite within hotels and other establishments when a polished modern look is required. The wave curtain is most suited to sitting or living areas. You can often spot it within waiting areas and lobbies, as its sleek look lends itself to a professional environment.
How much do wave headed curtains cost?
Let’s talk pricing. Wave headed curtains do tend to be more expensive because:
- More fabric is required to create the fullness
- A specialist pole or track is required to create the signature ripple look
- Installation can be trickier due to use of specialist tools
Hopefully, you’ve now got a much better idea of what a wave curtain is. It might just be the best choice for your environment. If you are looking for curtains, our team is a call away. We’re always happy to help.
