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