90 Inch Curtains
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are 90-Inch Curtains Right for Standard Windows?
Ninety-inch window treatments will work well for most windows if you want a dramatic look to them. These curtains will often be much larger than the window itself, so you must hang the curtains on the ceiling or well above the window frame. Curtains of this size will also ensure that all light is blocked in larger windows.
Do 90-Inch Curtains Work for 8-Foot Ceilings?
Ninety inches is 7.5 feet. In other words, these curtains will work well if you want to hang them from the ceiling and leave about 6 inches of clearance from the floor.
Are 90-Inch Curtains Too Short for Tall Windows?
In most cases, they will be the perfect size. However, it ultimately depends on the size of your window. If you have massive windows, you may need something bigger. Luckily, we have custom-sized curtains that will fit almost any person’s needs.
When Should I Use 90-Inch Curtains?
You should use 90-inch curtains when your windows are bigger than 90 inches, or if you plan on hanging them from the ceiling. These curtains can give any window a grander feel, especially if you plan on hanging them from floor to ceiling. Alternatively, if you have a high wall, 90-inch curtains will work great for mounting them above the window and ensuring there’s enough room for them to reach the floor.
Are 90-Inch Curtains a Good Fit for Narrow Windows?
Yes, as these curtains can give the window a grander feel. That said, you should ensure the width is correct before purchasing.
Can I Get Fabric Samples Before Purchasing Curtains?
Yes! We have dozens of color swatches for both our linen and velvet curtains. Simply click the link below and order your samples today! https://3hlinen.com/collections/fabric-samples
Which Curtain Heading Should I Choose?
We have several headings to choose from, all of which can hang your drapes with a certain style. Pencil pleat is great for uniformity, while pinch pleat will add sophistication and class to any home. There’s also a multiway heading, which is very versatile. S-fold is amazing for a designer look, while the back tab is ideal for minimalism, where you hide the curtain rod. Finally, rod pockets and grommets work well for traditional looks, the latter utilizing rings.