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Ceiling-Mounted Curtains

Here's the whole project, in order: confirm the hardware (the FAQ below covers what actually holds), measure the true span and drop, choose fullness, then order fabric cut to those numbers — not to a stock size that almost matches. This collection exists for that last step. Panels sew up to 300 cm wide and 400 cm long, in every fabric and color we carry, with headers suited to tracks and heavy-duty rods; enter dimensions in inches or centimeters and the configurator prices each decision as you make it. Orders are handcrafted in our own workroom from Oeko-Tex® certified fabric, ship free, and arrive in 7–10 business days under the remake guarantee. If any color is still in question, swatches cut from our production rolls settle it before you spend anything.

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These pieces are being restocked — browse the full collection meanwhile.

Common Questions

What hardware do ceiling-mounted curtains need?

A ceiling track is the purpose-built answer: low-profile, corner-capable, and rated for spans a rod would sag across. Ceiling-bracket rods work for shorter runs where you want visible hardware. Either way, anchor into joists or use rated anchors — full-height panels have real weight.

How do I measure for ceiling-mounted panels?

Measure true ceiling-to-floor at the window (floors and ceilings are rarely parallel — take both ends of the run), then subtract the track's drop, usually about an inch. Our curtain calculator does the fullness and panel math from there; the workroom handles header offsets.

Do ceiling-mounted curtains work on ordinary windows?

They're the biggest upgrade an ordinary window can get: running fabric from ceiling to floor makes an eight-foot room read taller and turns a builder-grade window into a designed one. The glass doesn't change — the proportions around it do.

Can renters ceiling-mount curtains?

Usually yes: a track leaves a line of small screw holes that spackle in minutes at move-out — less wall damage than most rod installations. Check your lease's fastener language, and skip adhesive-only systems for anything heavier than a sheer.