Curtain Channel Installation in West Delhi

Builder floors want a built-in look

A large share of West Delhi homes, especially in Punjabi Bagh, Paschim Vihar and Rajouri Garden, are newly rebuilt builder floors with false ceilings, cove lighting and wide glass. In these homes the curtain channel should look like part of the architecture. The best result comes from planning the channel with the false ceiling: a pocket in the ceiling hides the channel, a batten above the gypsum gives the brackets something solid to hold, and a power point in the pocket allows a motor now or later.

Living rooms typically get a double channel, with a sheer for daytime privacy from the building opposite and a heavier curtain for evenings. Ripple fold headings are the most requested finish because they keep an even wave across wide windows.

Flats in Janakpuri, Vikaspuri and Tilak Nagar

DDA and society flats here usually have concrete ceilings and beams over the windows. A slim aluminium channel under the beam lifts the curtain line and hides the lintel. If you are renting, ask about fixing with as few holes as possible.

Matching curtains you have already chosen

With the Kirti Nagar furniture market nearby, many West Delhi families have sofas and beds picked out before they think about curtains. Bring a photo or swatch to our Pitampura showroom and we will suggest fabrics that work with the channel and heading you choose.

Planning tip

If your false ceiling is still being built, call us before it is closed. Moving a channel later means cutting a finished ceiling. Our motorised curtain tracks guide explains what wiring a motor needs.