Wave
A contemporary heading style which creates soft, wave-like folds.
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Triple Pinch Pleat Curtains
The most formal of the pinch pleats — three folds pinched and stitched at the base of each pleat.
About the Triple Pinch Pleat Heading
Triple pleats carry more fabric at the heading, which produces deep, sculptural folds and a distinctly dressed, decorative look.
It suits interlined curtains beautifully and is the heading we choose most often for drawing rooms, dining rooms and anywhere the curtains are part of the architecture.
Features & Options
- Three hand-stitched folds per pleat
- Deep, sculptural fabric folds
- Perfect with interlining
- Poles, tracks and pelmets
Best Suited To
- Drawing rooms
- Dining rooms
- Period properties
- Interlined curtains
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Other Heading Styles
Every curtain is cut, sewn and hand-finished in our own workroom, then dressed in your home.
Find out morePencil Pleat
This curtain header type gathers the fabric for a luxurious feel.
Find out moreDeep Pencil Pleat
A deeper heading than the standard pencil pleat, this header type is better suited to longer drop curtains.
Find out moreDouble Pinch Pleat
The top of the curtain is seen in pleats for a more laidback look.
Find out moreEyelets
A modern design that provides large, even curtain pleats. Choose from complementary eyelet colours to match your curtain pole.
Find out moreGoblet Pleat
Rounded, padded cup-shaped pleats for the most decorative, traditional heading.
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