Adi Lined Pencil Pleat Curtains - Cream

No, curtain hooks are not included with the curtains. You will need to purchase them separately for installation on your pole or track.

Yes, the pencil pleat heading is versatile and compatible with both curtain poles (when used with rings) and curtain tracks. You'll just need the appropriate hooks for your chosen hanging method.

These curtains are machine washable. Please use a gentle cycle with cold or lukewarm water, and then line dry them. A light iron can be used if necessary, but avoid high heat.

The curtains are fully lined and offer 'light blocking properties' and effective privacy. However, they are also described as having a 'gentle light filtering effect,' meaning they will significantly reduce light but may not achieve a complete blackout. For total darkness, you might consider pairing them with blackout blinds.

The main curtain fabric is 100% Polyester, and the lining is a Polycotton blend.

Yes, the full lining of these curtains helps to insulate your room. This can contribute to keeping your space warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer, potentially helping to save on energy bills.

Yes, matching tie backs are included with your Adi Lined Pencil Pleat Curtains for a coordinated look and convenience.

Ensure the pencil pleat drawstrings are pulled evenly across the entire width of the curtain. Adjust the spacing of your curtain hooks to create uniform pleats and an even drape.

The pencil pleat heading allows for width adjustment by pulling or loosening the drawstrings. For significant size issues, ensure you have the correct curtain size for your window. The provided size is 117 x 137cm.

Check that the curtain hooks are properly inserted into the gliders/rings. Ensure the pole or track is clean and free from obstructions. If using rings, lubricate the pole slightly with a silicone spray if friction is high.

A light iron on a low setting can be used to gently remove creases. Always test on an inconspicuous area first.

While lined, these curtains offer 'gentle light filtering' rather than full blackout. For maximum light reduction, ensure the curtains are adequately wide to cover the window frame completely, and consider layering with blackout blinds if complete darkness is required.