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Tracks & Rails
Tracks, rods, and fittings carry the fabric. The right choice depends on the heading, the weight of the cloth, and whether the window is a straight run, a bend, or a sliding door.
Hardware under the curtain
A ripple-fold heading usually wants a track. A tab-top or rod pocket wants a rod you can see. Pinch pleats can work on either, depending on the look. We start with the heading you like, then fit the hardware to it.
Weight matters. A heavy blackout on a wide sliding door is a different job from a light sheer on a bedroom window. The fitting has to take that load and still run smoothly.
Measuring the run
Photos of the wall or ceiling, the opening, and any corners help us see whether a standard run is enough. Bends, bay shapes, and motorised systems need a closer look.
If you already have a track or rod and want to keep it, say so. We can often work with what is there, or explain when a replacement would serve the new curtain better.
Curtain tracks in Phuket should match the heading and fabric weight. Ask us to include tracks in a quotation with curtain installation.
A good fit when
- New curtains that need a track or rod chosen with the heading
- Wide openings and sliding doors that put more load on the fitting
- Rooms moving from a rod to a track, or the other way around
What helps us advise you
- Photos of the opening, including the ceiling or wall above it
- The heading you prefer, if you already have one in mind
- Whether the curtain will be sheer, heavy, or both layers

