Block-out Surf Wave Curtains
Heavy-duty light-blocking curtains for bedrooms and media rooms.
- ✓ Complete light blocking capability
- ✓ Surf Wave contemporary design with curved tracks if required
- ✓ Available in multiple colours and fabrics
- ✓ Perfect for bedrooms and media rooms
- ✓ Made to measure to suit your home
Complete Darkness for Better Sleep
When it comes to sleep quality, room darkening matters more than most people realise. Research consistently links light exposure during sleep to disrupted sleep cycles — and for shift workers, young children and anyone with a street-facing bedroom, complete light control is essential. Block-out Surf Wave Curtains are designed to solve this problem comprehensively.
The Surf Wave Heading Style
The block-out fabric construction eliminates light transmission through the curtain panel itself. Combine ceiling fixed and curved tracks to minimises gaps at the sides and top, these curtains achieve a level of darkness that blackout roller blinds alone often cannot match.
Curved Tracks & Bay Windows
The Surf Wave heading style is what gives these curtains their contemporary character. Rather than the traditional pinch pleat or pencil pleat, Surf Wave curtains are hung on a continuous tracking system that creates uniformed evenly spaced soft waves across the full width of the curtain. The result is a sophisticated, architectural look that works beautifully in modern bedrooms, living rooms and dedicated media rooms.
Fabric Choices & Thermal Benefits
Curved track options are available for bay windows, room dividers and architectural features that require the curtains to follow a non-linear path. Fabric options span a range of colours, from light filtering fabrics and block-out fabrics options that provide additional thermal and acoustic benefits.
Frequently Asked Questions
How effective is the block-out?
Our block-out fabrics achieve near-total light elimination when properly installed. The degree of darkness also depends on installation overlap at edges and the track system used.
What is the Surf Wave heading style?
Surf Wave (also called S-fold) uses a continuous track with evenly spaced runners to create uniform flowing waves across the curtain — a contemporary alternative to traditional pleat styles.
Are curved tracks available?
Yes — curved tracks can be fabricated for bay windows, room dividers and other non-standard configurations.
Can I get curtains in various colours?
Yes. Our fabric range includes a wide palette of colours and textures. Our consultant will bring samples to your home appointment.