Curtain measuring instruction visit here.

To give your curtains that luxurious, full drape, extra fabric density is built into each finished width by default:

• Pinch Pleat, Tailored Pleat, French Pleat, Goblet Pleat, Back Tab Pinch Pleat, Inverted Box Pleat: Built with 2.0× fabric fullness.
• Triple Pleat, Triple Tailored Pleat, Triple French Pleat: Built with 2.3× fabric fullness.

Please note: Finished panel width is measured from the centre of the leftmost pleat to the rightmost pleat when fully extended (returns excluded).

To cover wide window spans elegantly, double-width curtains are crafted by joining two fabric panels. This creates a vertical seam (splice-up). Because fabric rolls have standard width limits, joining fabrics is standard practice to deliver full coverage. If you have questions about seam placement, please email support@twopagescurtains.au.

Stack width refers to the space your curtains occupy when drawn completely open. TWOPAGES curtains typically require a stack width of roughly 20%–30% of your total ordered width, depending on fabric weight and pleat style.

Our standard return size (the side tuck-back distance from wall to rod) is 5 cm (approx. 2 inches).

We offer two light-blocking solutions:

• Custom Curtains with Blockout Lining: Add a light-blocking liner to any decorative fabric to enjoy your preferred design with enhanced light control.
• 100% Blockout Curtains: Crafted from inherently light-blocking woven fabric that offers room darkening without requiring an extra liner.

Pleated curtain orders include specific pin hooks according to heading style (curtain tracks, rods, and rings sold separately):

• Pinch Pleat, Tailored Pleat, Triple Pleat, Triple Tailored Pleat: Includes 9 cm (3.5") plastic adjustable pin hooks, allowing up to 7.5 cm (3") height adjustment.
• French Pleat, Triple French Pleat: Includes 10 cm (4") plastic adjustable pin hooks (up to 7.5 cm height adjustment) or metal pin hooks.
• Goblet Pleat, Inverted Box Pleat: Includes metal pin hooks in fixed positions.

Memory shaping is a heat-treatment technique that trains curtain fabrics to hold neat, uniform vertical waves from top to bottom.

For optimal aesthetic drape, a minimum width of 56 cm (approx. 22 inches) is recommended for eyelet headers.

To purchase fabric by the metre, please email support@twopagescurtains.au with your chosen fabric code, colour name, and required length/width in metric measurements. A custom quote can be provided upon request.

A same-colour lining uses identical fabric on both the front face and back lining, giving your window a seamless appearance from both indoors and outdoors.

• Pinch Pleat: Stitched together slightly lower down at the base of the fold for a classic, pinched look.
• Tailored Pleat: Stitched securely at the very top edge, allowing the pleat to flare open smoothly.

• Single Panel: Order your total track width (e.g. 300 cm). The panel will be crafted using 600 cm of fabric (200% fullness) to form smooth, continuous waves.
• Pair (Two Panels): Order your total track width (e.g. 300 cm). You will receive two 150 cm panels, each crafted with 300 cm of fabric to ensure consistent wave depth across both sides.

Unless explicitly specified as a "Pair" on the product page, our curtains are priced and sold per single panel (Quantity 1 = 1 Panel).

To lower your curtain height, slide the hook downwards. To raise it, slide the hook all the way down to remove it from the bottom channel, then re-insert it into your preferred slot height from the top.

Insert flat hooks evenly into the pocket tape along the back of the curtain header. Ensure they align with your track gliders or rings before hanging for a balanced finish.

A Quick Helpful Tip: Coated blockout linings feature a continuous light-blocking coating. During stitching, minor friction from the sewing needle may occasionally leave tiny dark pinhole marks along the top header seam. This is a normal physical characteristic of functional coated textiles and does not affect the light-blocking capability, strength, or performance of your curtains.

Check out our Roman Blind measuring guide here.

Our Roman Blinds offer a range of customisable options to suit your personal style and practical needs. The key differences are in the choice of fabrics, headrails and operating systems:

• Fabrics: Choose from a wide selection of fabrics, including classic linen, natural cotton and textured designs. Select the fabric that best complements your décor and provides the level of light control you’re looking for.
• Headrails & Operating Systems: Choose from a Wooden Headrail (Cordless), Metal Headrail (Cordless), or Metal Headrail with Cord Lift / Chain Control.

The stack height will vary slightly based on the size of the Roman Blinds as well as the fold type. The stack height will vary from 23–36 cm (9–14 inches).

Generally, it is recommended to deduct 1 cm (3/8 inch).

Roman blinds can be installed both inside and outside the window frame.

When mounted inside, they fit within the window frame, providing a neater look and allowing the frame to remain visible.

Outside mounting places the blinds above the window frame, which can create the illusion of larger windows and give a more dramatic appearance.

Dust them regularly with a soft cloth or a vacuum brush attachment. Avoid using water, as it can damage the material. Regular care ensures they stay clean and attractive for a longer time.

Yes, bamboo blinds can block sunlight to a certain extent. They are designed to provide some level of light filtering or room darkening (if they have blockout lining), depending on their design and material. For example, this product is available in darker colours for more sun-blocking features.

However, it’s worth noting that, in general, bamboo blinds might not provide the same level of light blockage as blockout curtains or blinds.

Yes, we provide no-drill mounting brackets (drill-mount brackets also included) for inside-mount cordless bamboo blinds that are between 45.7–127 cm (18–50 inches) in width.

The size limits vary depending on the type of motorised blinds:

• Motorised Bamboo Blinds:
  Width Range: 61–160 cm (24–63 inches);
  Length Range: 40.6–160 cm (16–63 inches)
  
• Motorised Roman Blinds:
  Width Range: 55.9–248.9 cm (22–98 inches);
  Length Range: 61–248.9 cm (24–98 inches).

1-Channel Remote:Controls ONE single blind independently.
（Recommended for customers purchasing one blind for a room.）

15-Channel Remote:Channel 0: Controls all paired blinds simultaneously.
Channels 1-15 :Each channel is assigned to control one specific blind, enabling you to manage up to 15 blinds individually.
（Ideal for customers managing multiple blinds in the same room.）

Every 2-3 months, depending on usage.

Width/Height Fraction refers to the fractional part of a measurement, helping you specify exact dimensions for your blinds. For example, if your desired blind width is 103.2 cm (40.625 inches), you’d choose 40 for the whole number and 5/8 for the fraction.

How to Use Fraction Options:

Match the decimal part of your measurement to the closest fraction

• 0.000 = 0
• 0.125 = 1/8
• 0.250 = 1/4
• 0.375 = 3/8
• 0.500 = 1/2
• 0.625 = 5/8
• 0.750 = 3/4
• 0.875 = 7/8

10.2 × 15.2 cm (4 × 6 inches)