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Tie Backs & Hooks
Tiebacks, hooks, and holdbacks keep an open curtain in place and finish the edge of the stack. Choose them with the heading and the track or rod, not as an afterthought.
Holding the curtain open
A tieback or hook is a small piece that you see every day. It should sit with the metal or wood of the track, the weight of the cloth, and how high you like the drape to catch.
Some rooms need nothing at all — a heading that stacks neatly on the track is enough. Others want a holdback for a more dressed look when the curtain is open.
Choosing together with the curtain
It is easier to pick these pieces when the fabric and heading are already on the table. Bring a photo of the current curtain if you are only adding holdbacks to an existing window.
Ask what is in the shop. We match the fitting to the job rather than listing every style as if it were always in stock.
A good fit when
- Curtains that should sit in a dressed open position during the day
- Rooms where the stack needs a tidy catch on the wall
- Projects already choosing tracks, rods, and headings
What helps us advise you
- Photos of the hanging curtain or the window wall
- Whether you prefer a fabric tie or a metal or wood holdback
- The heading and track or rod if you already know them


