Wave Curtains in Dubai
One continuous S-curve, floor to ceiling. The modern heading.
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- Lead time
- 4 working days
- Warranty
- 5 years
In short
Wave — also called ripplefold — runs the fabric on a corded track with evenly spaced glides, so it falls in one continuous S-curve from top to bottom with no pleats at all. It is the cleanest, most contemporary heading available and stacks tighter than any pleated alternative.
Why does wave stack so much tighter?
Because there are no pleats taking up depth at the heading. The fabric concertinas evenly onto the track, so a wave curtain clears more glass when open than a pinch pleat of the same width — which matters on a window you actually want to see out of.
Does it need a special track?
Yes. Wave only works on a dedicated wave track with corded glides at a fixed spacing, usually 60mm or 80mm. It cannot be retrofitted to an ordinary track, so the track is part of the specification from the start.
Which fabrics work best?
Anything with a consistent drape — sheers, plain linens, soft blends. Wave shows the fabric itself rather than a decorative heading, so the material has to be worth looking at. Heavy patterned fabrics fight the simplicity of the curve.
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Wave Curtains — as fitted.
Photographs from our own installations across the UAE.
How it works
Four steps, and only one of them is yours.
The measuring, the making and the fitting are all ours. You choose a fabric and approve a price.
- 01
Book a free visit
Tell us the property and roughly how many windows. Two minutes, no obligation, no deposit.
- 02
We come to you with the fabrics
We bring the full fabric books to your home, measure every window properly, and talk through what actually suits the room and the light.
- 03
You approve the quote
A written, itemised price against your real measurements. No estimates that change later.
- 04
Made and fitted
Made to your measurements and installed by our own fitters. Most jobs are complete within a few working days.
Questions
Wave Curtains, answered.
Wave for contemporary interiors, floor-to-ceiling glass and where you want maximum glass clear when open. Pinch pleat where the room is more traditional or formal.
Yes, and it is the best heading for it. The even glide spacing means the curtain opens and closes with completely uniform folds every time.
Exceptionally well. Wave is the heading we most often specify for full-height sheers in Marina and Downtown towers.
Yes. The top seals cleanly against a ceiling-fixed track, so wave blackout curtains darken a bedroom very effectively.
About two to two-and-a-quarter times the track width, set by the glide spacing rather than by choice — the track dictates the fullness.
The making is comparable to a pinch pleat but the specialist track costs more. Expect a modest premium overall.
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Get a price for wave curtains
We bring the fabric books, measure every window and give you a written price. No deposit, no obligation.