How wide are grommet curtain panels?
The grommet panel must be a minimum of 70 inches wide, between the side hem seams, to provide just slightly more than 1.5 times fullness on the 40-inch space.
How do you hang curtains on a wide window?
6 Curtain Ideas for Wide Windows
- Hang Curtains Only on the Edges.
- Hang Multiple Lightweight Panels to Create Continuity.
- Hang Sheer Curtains Seamlessly.
- Swap Curtains For Window Scarves.
- Experiment With Color and Fabric.
- Utilize Shades With Curtains as Accents.
How much wider should grommet curtains be than window?
To ensure that curtain panels look ample when closed, they should have a combined width that is 2 to 2.5 times the width of the window/rod. That means if you are ordering Grommet style or Rod-pocket style, the total drapery width should be at least 2 times the window/rod widths.
Can you use curtain rings with grommets?
You can buy clip rings at fabric stores, and most home retailers that sell drapery. With your grommet panel laid out, attach the clip rings above each grommet. With the exception of each end (which I’ll show you next), centre each clip ring in the middle of each circle.
What is a double width panel?
The double 2x panels on a standard window are hung wide so that as much window as possible is visible. They would cover the window when it was not open. The double 2x panels are hung wide so that as much window as possible can be seen.
Do eyelet curtains need to be double width?
You need close to double your window width, but you don’t need to limit yourself to one or two curtains.
How wide should decorative window panels be?
To ensure that panels look ample and drapey when closed, they should have a combined width that is 2 to 2½ times the width of the window. Exceptions: If you’re hanging curtains just to frame a window and don’t intend to shut them, you can round down to 1½ times the width.
What can you put on a window for privacy?
Privacy is important, especially in bathrooms, and homeowners should take the time to choose appropriate window treatments to achieve the amount of privacy that they desire.
- Blinds.
- Shades.
- Curtains.
- Window Film.
- Exterior Window Privacy Screens.
- Interior Shutters.
- Textured Glass (also known as Frosted Glass Windows)