108 Inch Curtains

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Frequently Asked Questions

When Should I Use 108-Inch Curtains?

These drapes are ideal if you have a ceiling that is about 9-10 feet high. With these curtains, you can attach them near your ceiling and hang them near the floor for a real feel. That being said, always measure from your ceiling to the desired endpoint.

Can I Use 108-Inch Curtains on 8-Foot Ceilings Without Them Looking Too Long?

No; 108 inches is 9 feet, so you’ll have a foot of sag on the ground. We would recommend you purchase 96-inch curtains, give or take a few inches if you want a little spill or some space between the curtains and the floor.

Are 108-Inch Curtains Only for 9-Foot Ceilings?

Not necessarily. Some people with 10-foot ceilings may want extra clearance between the curtain and floor to avoid a mess. However, if you have an 8.5-foot ceiling, these curtains can pillow and look regal. Not only that, but most people will not mount the curtains directly near the ceiling.

How High Should I Mount the Curtain Rod for 108-Inch Curtains?

Your curtain rod should be mounted about 4-6 inches below your ceiling. Or, about 8-12 inches above the window frame. The best rule of thumb is to measure and determine if your curtains will be kissing the floor, or if they will be too small or too big.

How Wide Should My Curtain Set Be for Proper Fullness?

It will depend on the width of your window frame. Ideally, the curtain set should be about 1.5 to 2.5 times the width of your window or curtain rod. If you are ordering two panels, divide the total by 2.

Will 108-Inch Curtains Work for Patio Doors or Tall Windows?

Yes! However, you’ll want to measure and ensure that they will fit the patio door or window. You don’t want curtains that will sag too much and get tangled in the door. They should ideally kiss the floor.

Will 108-Inch Curtains Make My Windows Look Taller?

Yes, but with a catch. The curtains need to be hung much higher than the window frame to give this illusion, especially if the window frame is far below the ceiling. Properly measure beforehand to ensure that the curtains will be your desired height.

Do 108-Inch Curtains Look Better With Grommets, Back Tabs, or Pinch Pleats?

It depends on your needs. Let’s briefly look at some information about each type. Grommets will work well for a casual or modern look, and are simple to open and shut. However, someone may find them a bit too sterile due to their industrial look. Back tabs will hide the curtain rod, but they will create friction, which can be problematic for curtains of such a length.

Most people prefer pinch pleats. This is because pinch pleats give a regal feeling through their vertical folds. Besides that, once hung properly, they are easy to open and close.