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Floor-to-Ceiling Curtains, Cut to the Inch

"Floor-to-ceiling" is one of those searches that means someone has seen the look and wants it exactly — and exactness is the one thing stock curtains can't sell you. This is where made-to-measure stops being a luxury and becomes the mechanism: panels cut to your numbers, headers sewn the way the look demands, hems that land where they're supposed to. Configure width, height, lining, and quantity below; prices update line by line as you build. Fabric is Oeko-Tex® certified, panels are handcrafted in our own workroom, delivery is free in 7–10 business days, and the remake guarantee stands behind the fit. Two windows are rarely the same — the point of this style is that your curtains won't be either.

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Common Questions

How high should the rod be for floor-to-ceiling curtains?

As close to the ceiling as hardware allows — typically 2–4 inches below it, or ceiling-mounted track for the cleanest line. The fabric then runs the room's full height, which is the entire effect.

Do floor-to-ceiling curtains work with 8-foot ceilings?

They work *best* there — ordinary ceilings gain the most from full-height fabric columns. A 96-inch room with 90-inch fabric reads dramatically taller; grand ceilings are already tall without help.

Why do floor-to-ceiling curtains basically require made-to-measure?

Because stock lengths (84/95/108 in) almost never match your exact ceiling-to-floor number, and this style has zero tolerance — an inch short breaks the illusion, an inch long drags. Cut-to-the-inch is the product.