Professional project guide

Planning Curtain Pocket Dimensions

There is no universal curtain-pocket size. Width and depth depend on the approved track arrangement, fabric volume, heading, motor body, distance from the glazing and maintenance access.
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Why it matters at project stage

An undersized pocket can compress fabric, expose the track or make a motor connection inaccessible; an oversized pocket can disturb ceiling proportions. Set it from a resolved system section.

02

Information required

Use the confirmed system, track count, fabric layers and fullness, motor and accessories, wall and glazing offsets, skirtings, service access and finished levels.

03

Reaching a project decision

Dimension the pocket from the approved product section rather than an assumed system. Position the centreline so the fabric can move without rubbing against glazing or adjacent finishes.

04

Coordination through delivery

The ceiling contractor confirms void and finish, the curtain specialist confirms system requirements, and the electrical team confirms motor connections before ceiling closure.

Project checklist

Points to resolve in the project

  • Is the system confirmed?
  • Is there space for every layer?
  • Does the motor fit?
  • Is fabric clear of the glazing?
  • Is service access open?

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