Wave curtains use a modern alternative to a curtain heading, guiding the curtains along special wave curtain tracks to create a uniform, ripple effect. When pulled back, wave curtains avoid the bunched look that you get with regular curtain poles or tracks.

It’s intended to be hung onto a wave specific track or pole. These have small cords inside the track that regulate the distances between the runners so that when they are pulled the waves all open out to the same size spacing, helping to keep the uniformity. The tracks can be operated with an integrated cord, they can be uncorded and operated with a draw wand or they can be left to open and close by hand. They can also be motorised and operated via a remote or an app!

Wave is a term used to describe a type of curtain heading. A special flat tape is sewn into the heading, which allows you to manipulate the length of the curtains into an ‘S’ shape and creates a stunning ripple when fitted to a track. Many people choose to hang modern wave curtains because they provide a room with a more contemporary and sleeker look. Wave curtains also let in lots of light when open as the gathers stack into neat folds.