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We Provide You 12 Curtain Heading Types

"Window is the eye of a house, and curtains are the core of window treatment." Nowadays, curtains have become an indispensable part of indoor decoration integrated with function and indoor beautification. Curtain headings are a way of reducing the overall width of the curtain fabric to form a huge selection of headings. As more headings crop up, more people begin to regard curtains as a way of both beautifying the house and adjusting the mood.

Cheery Curtains offers a wide range of headings, 12 in number. You are sure to find the one you like. They are:

1. Rod Pocket(Pole Pocket)

Rod Pocket Heading Type

A pocket is sewn across the top of the curtain panel through which the curtain rod is inserted. Rod pocket is 3”, which is included in curtain length. A header which measures 1” to 1-1/2” is above the pocket, which is not included in the curtain length. 2 times fabric is the suggested fullness.

2. Pencil Pleat

Pencil Pleat Heading Type

It is common and classic, creating a simple and casual look. Pencil pleat works better on fabrics that are not too thick. Pleats are 3" deep and 2.5 times fabric is the suggested fullness.

3. Versatile Pleat

Versatile Pleat Heading Type

This design is so convenient. Versatile curtain tape is knitted on the top of curtain panel and curtain hooks are pinned to the tape to form various headings you desire. You can detach these hooks easily to create new headings.

You can form at least 5 major headings with the versatile pleat curtain tape. Wanna know how this actually happen? Please refer to Versatile Pleat Heading: How to form 5 major headings.

4. Tab Top

Tab Top Heading Type

The top of the curtain is with a row of fabric tabs (loops) at regular intervals to be hung to the rod, thus the name. This is the modern, relaxed, and less formal headings.

Tabs measure 2" W x 4" L, which is included in the curtain length. 2 times fabric is the suggested fullness.

5. Back Tab(Concealed Tab Top)

Back Tab(Concealed Tab Top) Heading Type

The way it is hung to the curtain rod is similar to the tab top. The difference is that the tabs (loops) at the top of the curtain are not visible, thus providing better light absorption and heat insulation.

Tabs measure 2" W x 4" L, which is included in the curtain length. 2 times fabric is the suggested fullness.

6. Double Box Pleat

Double Box Pleat Heading Type

This design gives a formal look. The finished width of the double box pleat curtain is fixed. So you need to take measures of the width you would like to cover with care. Double box pleat is 3” deep and requires 2.5 times fullness to form a nice view.

7. Triple Box Pleat

Triple Box Pleat Heading Type

This design gives a formal look. The finished width of the triple box pleat curtains are fixed. So you need to take measures of the width you would like to cover with care. Triple box pleat is 3” deep and requires 3 times fullness to form a nice view.

8. Single Pinch Pleat

Single Pinch Pleat Heading Type

It is a smart and relaxed heading. The design is simple and casual. Pleats are 4" deep, and requires normally 1.5 times of fabric sewn together to form a pleat.

9. Double Pinch Pleat

Double Pinch Pleat Heading Type

It is a smart and simple heading. Pleats are 4" deep, and requires normally 2 times of fabric sewn together to form a pleat.

10. Triple Pinch Pleat

Triple Pinch Pleat Heading Type

Triple pinch pleat takes 2.5 times of fabric sewn together to form a pleat. Pleats are 4" deep and the look is smart, formal, and classic.

11. Grommet(Eyelet)

Grommet Heading Type

Also called eyelet(grommet) curtains. This design is simple, casual and has been popular for a long time. With grommet heading, you can adjust the width of your curtain easily.

Plastic grommets are provided which would be removable and more quiet, smoothly while slide the curtains. The inner diameter of plastic grommets are 1-5/8", and grommet curtains are suitable for curtain rods with diameter less than 1-1/2". 2 times of the fabric is the suggested fullness.

When measure grommet curtains, please measure from the top of your curtain rods to where you would like the curtains to hang, then add 1-1/2” (for grommets are placed about 1-1/2” below the top of the curtain fabric).

12. Goblet Pleat

Goblet Pleat Heading Type

The top of the curtain is with a row of goblet-shaped design at regular intervals, thus the name. Goblet pleat is especially suitable for curtains with long drop. It is luxurious and formal, thus is a nice option for grand buildings. 2 times fabric is the suggested fullness.