Curtain Poles , Metropoles & Curtain Tracks

Curtains require some kind of mechanism to hang from, and to draw across the window, it doesn't happen by magic

Decorative yet functional, the options are a pole or a metropole or a track ( with or without pelmet or covered fascia )

Changing Curtains offer a wide range of curtain poles and curtain tracks many of which can be shaped for bay windows

Click on any image for further details and more pictures, all of these photographs the work of Changing Curtains
click here for an extra page just for Silent Gliss Metropoles because of their popularity
click here for an extra page of Covered Fascia because they offer excellent blackout

Wave system curtains on 30mm chrome metropole fitted at patio doors click to see more	19mm, wall to wall, reverse bend baypole click for more pictures and to see curtains	38mm Bradleys baypole with two bends click to see curtains
28mm double pole fitted with recess brackets click to see us put this one together	Bradleys 38mm baypole and Marimekko curtains click to see the pole without curtains as well	19mm baypole together with smaller straight pole click for more pictures

Corded steel curtain track bent around a bay - tracks can be fitted to the ceiling, to the wall, to the window frame or, as in this case, to a batten if required - click on the picture to see further examples and information	Silent Gliss Metropoles come in a variety of colours, shapes and sizes	Corded steel track hidden by a covered fascia / lath - click for more details
Swags & Tails some windows were meant for them	19mm bay window pole with passing rings to go past the corner support brackets - click to see how it got there	Eyeletted curtains on a double pole with voiles behind hanging on rings. Eyeletted curtains do stack back well - click to see with curtains drawn
Wall to wall 5.8 metres with recess brackets at each end and passing brackets to support the weight - click to see with curtains drawn	There is no room for a finial on the left-hand side we used a recess bracket to maximise light	A 25mm baypole in polished steel from The Bradley Collection
Elegant and unobtrusive - 50mm white wood poles	Swags & Tails with Jabots I believe - if you can draw it - or find it in a book - we can make it	Simple, flat, lightly padded pelmet
19mm bay and straight poles	White corded metal bay track fitted to ceiling	Does eyeletted blackout work - click to see
32mm wall-to-wall pole on recess brackets	Goblet pleat curtains on covered lath / fascia	Rising portiere and interlined door curtain
Corded metal track on top edge of window frame	Gathered shaped pelmet	Blackout curtains on 19mm poles
Bradley Collection 38mm four bend baypole click to see more pictures	Swaffer chenille hanging below this corner pole	7m pole with passing brackets

Camengo fabric on a bay pole fitted to a lath and
plaster wall. In this case we did get a good fixing
and did not need to use a batten.

Morris & Co fabric interlined on a bay pole Tottenham

Morris & Co fabric interlined on a bay pole
Many of the houses in North London have lathe and
plaster,and you don't know how good your fixings are
going to be until you drill a hole. We will bring a
batten with us and if we need it we use it and if we
don't - ok.
This time we needed the batten.

Harlequin fabric, interlined and pinch pleated. Nothing
hides the stained glass and the corded steel track fitted
to the ceiling allows the top window to swing down

Below we have linked to some of our suppliers websites where you will find details of far more products, if you make a note of the codes and details we will be able to supply any items you require. Our local fitting service is also available.