Grommet Curtains

Measuring correctly is key to achieving the signature wave effect. Width: For beautiful, deep folds, we recommend a total curtain width that is 1.5 to 2 times the width of your curtain rod. This "fullness" prevents the curtain from looking stretched and flat when closed. Height: Measure from the top of your curtain rod down to where you want the curtain to end (e.g., the windowsill, the apron, or the floor). Add 1.5 inches (4cm) to this measurement to account for the fabric that sits above the grommet hole.

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Wash using a gentle cold water cycle and then hang to dry or tumble dry on low to prevent the lock ring from rusting when wet.

You will need a standard decorative curtain rod. The rod's diameter should be at least 1/2 inch smaller than the grommet's inner diameter to allow it to slide smoothly. For example, if the grommet hole is 1.6 inches, a rod up to 1.1 inches in diameter is ideal.

Yes. To ensure a cohesive look, grommets are available in various finishes to match your curtain rod and home decor. Common options include brushed nickel, matte black, antique brass, and silver.

No, they are not compatible. Grommet curtains are designed exclusively to be threaded onto a stationary rod. The grommets would catch on the carriers of a traverse rod or track, preventing them from opening and closing properly.