Curtain Channel Installation in Shalimar Bagh

Channels for kothis and tall windows

Shalimar Bagh has some of North West Delhi's largest independent houses, many with high-ceilinged drawing rooms, wide windows facing the road and staircase windows several metres up. These windows need a strong channel: a heavy-duty aluminium profile fixed to the ceiling, with brackets close enough together to carry full-height curtains without sagging. For staircases and double-height rooms, a motorised channel is the practical choice, because the curtains can be opened from a switch or remote without a ladder.

Formal drawing rooms usually get a double channel: a sheer on the inner channel and a jacquard or velvet drape on the outer one. A ripple fold heading gives an even, modern wave across wide windows. See our ripple fold track guide.

Builder floors and flats

Rebuilt floors in Shalimar Bagh often have false ceilings with cove lighting. If the curtain channel is planned before the ceiling is closed, it can sit inside a pocket so only the curtain shows, with a power point for a motor if needed. In DDA flats, a channel under the beam makes low rooms look taller.

One look for the whole house

Many Shalimar Bagh families own the whole building. Using the same channel finish and heading style on every floor keeps the house looking coordinated from inside and from the street.

Our showroom at Rama Market, Pitampura, near Shiva Market, is a few minutes away, so measurement and after-sales visits are quick to arrange.