Curtains pleat styles
Both the design and composition of the fabric will be deciding factors for the pleat style. Check out the pleat style options below:
Single pleat
A simplistic contemporary pleat which works well on large modern printed fabrics as it does not distract or compete with the feature of the print, as well as plains for a minimalist look. Suitable for use on either a track or rod.
Pencil pleat
A casual soft look using evenly spaced gathered pleats. Suitable for all fabric types & can be used on either a track or rod
Inverted Pleat
A simple minimalist look. Suitable for the use on either plain or striped fabrics and must be fitted on a track rod or ring rod.
Dutch pleat
The most popular pleat style a happy balance between the simplicity of a Single pleat and traditional look of a French Pleat. Suitable for all fabric types and can be used on either a track or a rod.
French pleat
A traditional formal pleat. Can be used on a track or rod not suitable for heavy bulky fabrics.
Eyelet
A minimalistic and contemporary styled heading. Metal eyelets are punched into the fabric for a rod to pass through. Suitable to cover widths of up to 2 metres wide.