Al Salam Tower, Office 15B, Al Barsha, DubaiEvery day, 8am to 10pm
Every curtain heading needs the right hardware. Eyelets need a rod, ripple fold needs its own track and pinch pleats need hooks set at the right height. We match the rod or track to your curtains, fit it and hang everything so it falls straight to the floor.
Every Heading Style
Curtains arrive in many heading styles, and each one needs specific hardware. Eyelets slide on a rod, pinch pleats hang on hooks and ripple fold clips into its own track. Fitting the wrong hardware is why so many curtains in Dubai homes refuse to open smoothly.
We identify the heading, choose or check the rod or track, fit it at the right height and dress the curtains so the folds fall evenly. Sheers, blackouts and double layers are all hung in one visit.
Hangs on: Rod
Metal rings are punched into the top of the fabric and threaded straight onto a curtain rod. Eyelets create deep, even folds and slide easily, which makes them popular in living rooms and bedrooms. They need a rod rather than a track, and the rod diameter must suit the ring size.
Hangs on: Track or rod with rings
Fabric is gathered into tailored pleats at the top and hung on hooks. Pinch pleats give a formal, hotel-style finish and suit heavy lined fabrics. They work on tracks with gliders or on rods with rings and hooks.
Hangs on: Ripple fold track
Carriers clip into a special track at fixed spacing, so the fabric falls in soft, identical waves. Ripple fold is the most requested style for floor to ceiling glass in Dubai towers. It stacks neatly at each end and pairs well with motorised tracks.
Hangs on: Slim rod
A sewn channel along the top slides over a slim rod. They look relaxed and casual but are hard to open and close often, so they suit decorative or rarely moved panels. We usually fit them on short rods in kitchens and small windows.
Hangs on: Rod
Fabric loops sewn along the top hang directly over a rod. Tab tops suit light cotton and linen in children's rooms and informal spaces. Like rod pockets, they are better for curtains that stay mostly open or closed.
Hangs on: Track or slim rod
Light voile or linen that softens daylight and adds privacy without darkening the room. In Dubai, sheers cut glare on screens and protect sofas and rugs from sun fading. They usually sit on the front channel of a double track.
Hangs on: Track or strong rod
Lined or coated fabric that blocks almost all light and much of the heat. Blackout curtains are heavy, so they need well-spaced brackets and firm fixings. They are essential for bedrooms facing east, where summer sunrise comes before 5:30am.
Hangs on: Double rod or double track
A sheer at the front and a blackout or lined curtain behind, each on its own channel. You can use the sheer alone by day and close both layers at night. This is the most popular living room setup we install in Dubai.
The climate shapes the choice. Strong sun fades unlined fabrics within a couple of summers, so we usually suggest a lining or a separate blackout layer on south and west-facing windows. Sheers in linen or voile take the edge off the glare without making the room dark.
Ceiling height matters too. Many Dubai apartments have ceilings around 2.7 to 3 metres, and curtains hung from just above the window make the room feel lower. Hanging the rod or track higher, or fixing it to the ceiling, lets the fabric fall from top to bottom and makes the room feel taller.
Most curtain makers in Satwa, Karama and Al Quoz sew to a finished drop. Once your hardware is fitted, we measure that drop for you. For the hardware itself, see our guide to curtain rod, track and rail installation in Dubai, and for glass walls, ceiling-mounted tracks.
Pricing Guide
Hanging curtains on existing hardware is quick and affordable. Fitting new rods or tracks for different curtain styles is priced per window.
From AED 50 per window*
Hooks set and folds dressed.
From AED 100 per window*
Window up to 2 metres.
From AED 150*
Carriers clipped and spaced evenly.
From AED 150*
Sheer and blackout on separate channels.
*Prices shown are starting guides only. They vary and can change depending on your requirements, the size of the job, the surface, the materials and access to your building. You agree the final price before any work begins.
Tools and Materials
Rods sized to pass through the curtain eyelets smoothly. The diameter must match the ring size. Finials stop the curtains sliding off the ends.
Hooks that hold tailored pleats on a track or ring rod. Their position sets how much of the track the heading hides. We adjust them so pleats sit evenly.
Tracks with carriers at fixed spacing for wave curtains. They are the standard for floor to ceiling windows. The curtain tape clips straight onto the carriers.
Brackets that hold two rods or tracks at different depths. They let sheer and blackout layers move independently. The front layer clears the back one easily.
Based in Al Barsha since 2014, we work across every Dubai community with trade-specialist technicians and a workmanship guarantee on every job.
Eyelet, pinch pleat, ripple fold, rod pocket and tab top headings all hang differently. We match the hardware and set the hooks for each one. The curtains move the way they were designed to.
Folds are trained and pleats arranged so the curtains look tailored from day one. Hems are checked for level across the window. Layers are aligned so the sheer and blackout move freely.
Brackets are set to a laser line rather than measured from a sloping ceiling. The rod or track sits perfectly level across the window. Hems then hang evenly from one side to the other.
Dust sheets go down before drilling and every offcut is taken away. Every job carries our workmanship guarantee. If a fixing we made works loose, we come back and correct it.
Hanging curtains on a rod or track that is already fitted starts from AED 50 per window. Fitting a new rod or track and hanging the curtains starts from AED 100 per window up to 2 metres. Ripple fold and double tracks across full glass walls are quoted by length. Prices vary and can change depending on your exact requirements, the materials and access to the property, so the final price is confirmed after we see photos or visit.
Measuring the window, agreeing height and overhang with you, finding a solid fixing point, fitting and levelling the brackets, hanging the curtains, adjusting the hooks so the hem sits evenly and testing that everything runs smoothly. Fixings and clean-up are included.
A typical two-bedroom apartment with four to six windows usually costs between AED 400 and AED 750 in labour for rods or tracks with the curtains hung. The final price depends on window widths, fixing surfaces and how many layers each window has. Prices vary and can change depending on your exact requirements, the materials and access to the property, so the final price is confirmed after we see photos or visit.
About 20 to 30 minutes per window for a standard rod, including hanging the curtains. Pinch pleat curtains take a little longer because each hook must be set and adjusted so the pleats fall evenly.
A full apartment with mixed curtain styles is usually finished in two to four hours. Villas with many windows or double-height glass may take a full day.
Areas We Cover
We hang every type of curtain in apartments, villas and offices across Dubai. Most homes are finished in a single visit.
We will tell you which rod or track suits each style and confirm the price.
