For plenty of privacy, with no see-through.
Opaque curtains · plenty of privacy · 6 or 8 cm wave
Opaque wave curtains made to measure
Opaque wave curtains are dense curtains with a wave heading. The gliders in the track create even waves. The fabric gives plenty of privacy, but is not fully blackout.
- 10 colours
- 100% recycled polyester
- Up to 275 cm drop
- Up to 780–798 cm wide
From white and ivory to blue and dark grey.
Floor to ceiling, with no vertical seams.
For wide windows and sliding patio doors.
Finished as standard with a 10 cm bottom hem.
Opaque curtains in short
What are opaque wave curtains?
An opaque curtain is a dense curtain. It gives much more privacy than voile, inbetween or semi-sheer. Choose this fabric mainly if you want fewer views in.
With a wave curtain, the cord limits the distance between the gliders in the track. This gives the curtain even waves. You can read exactly how the system works on What are wave curtains?


Lots of privacy
Plenty of privacy, but not automatically room darkening
An opaque curtain gives much more privacy than a sheer fabric. That is pleasant in the living room or dining room, for example, especially when it is dark outside.
Opaque does not mean the same as blackout. This opaque curtain fabric can still let some light through. If you want to make a bedroom darker, look at dim out or blackout.
Difference in light transmission
Opaque curtain, dim out or blackout?
An opaque curtain, dim out and blackout are all three dense curtains. The difference is mainly in how much light the fabric blocks.
A dense fabric for plenty of privacy. Some light can still come through the fabric.
A dim out fabric blocks a lot of light, but is not completely lightproof.
View dim outThe blackout fabric itself lets no light through. Light can still come in along the top, the sides or between two curtain panels.
View blackout10 fabric colours
From white and ivory to blue, green and dark grey
Colour can look different on a screen than at home. So order free fabric samples and look at the colour at your own window, during the day and in the evening.










Fabric and weave
Densely woven fabric made of 100% recycled polyester
This collection has a fine, visible weave texture and is made of 100% recycled polyester.
The fabric is 300 cm wide on the roll. The maximum finished drop of the wave curtain is 275 cm. Shrinkage is 1% and lightfastness is 5.

Wave heading
How a dense fabric falls in a wave
This dense fabric shows the shape of the wave heading well. The waves run forwards and backwards in turn and remain visible over the full drop of the curtain.
The fabric is suitable for 6 and 8 cm wave. With 6 cm the gliders are closer together than with 8 cm. You can find more about the construction on What are wave curtains?
The weave texture is clearly visible in the waves.
The linked gliders determine the distance between the waves.
The chosen distance between the gliders determines how the waves are distributed.
Choosing the wave
6 or 8 cm for opaque curtains?
Both options are possible. With 6 cm the gliders are closer together than with 8 cm. Also look at how much space is available at the track and beside the window.
6 cm wave
The gliders are closer together. This gives you more, smaller waves.
8 cm wave
The gliders are further apart. This gives you fewer, wider waves.
For more information about depth, a pelmet box, double curtains and the space the open curtain takes up, see the page Wave curtains: 6 or 8 cm?.
Floor to ceiling and without vertical seams
One continuous expanse of fabric up to 275 cm drop
The fabric is 300 cm wide on the roll. We make these wave curtains up to a maximum drop of 275 cm. Within that drop, the fabric runs across the full width, with no vertical seams.
With wide windows, the fabric therefore runs from left to right without a vertical seam.
More about floor to ceiling wave curtains

Bottom finish
10 cm bottom hem
This opaque curtain fabric is finished at the bottom with a 10 cm bottom hem. The hem is neatly stitched.
In the photo you can see the bottom of the curtain close up. Voile, inbetween and semi-sheer are finished differently, with weighted hem tape.
Wide windows and sliding patio doors
Decide beforehand where the open curtain should go
With a sliding patio door or wide window, it is useful to decide beforehand whether the curtain should open to the left, right or both sides. How much width the open curtain takes up is mainly determined by the number of gliders in the track and the chosen 6 or 8 cm spacing.
You can choose one curtain panel or two panels meeting in the middle. Mainly consider which doors and windows need to stay clear. For the exact size, use the measuring instructions for wave curtains.

Space beside the window
How much space does an open wave curtain take up?
That is not mainly determined by how thick the fabric is. The width of the open curtain depends mainly on the number of gliders in the track, the distance between the gliders and the choice of one or two curtain panels.
With 6 cm the gliders are closer together than with 8 cm. For the technical explanation and calculation, see Wave curtains: 6 or 8 cm?. When measuring, mainly take into account doors and windows that need to stay clear.
Track and installation
Which track suits opaque wave curtains?
With wave curtains, the gliders in the track are linked together at a fixed distance. The track can be fitted to the ceiling or the wall. If you want the track to be seen, you can also choose a pole-style track.

Can be fitted to the ceiling or the wall.

A visible pole that the wave gliders run through.
Two curtain layers
Combine opaque curtains with voile or inbetween
Want light in the house during the day and more privacy in the evening? Then you can combine an opaque curtain with a second curtain on a double track.
Choose voile if you want as much light as possible during the day. An inbetween already gives fewer views in during the day.
Two tracks need extra space. See the page wave curtain tracks for this.
Plenty of daylight during the day. Close the opaque curtain when you want more privacy.
Fewer views in during the day. In the evening you close the opaque curtain.
By room
Living room, dining room and bedroom
Mainly consider how much privacy you want and how much light you want to let in during the day.
Plenty of privacy in the evening. During the day you can open the curtain fully.
Close the curtain when you want fewer views in.
Good for privacy. If you want to make the room darker, choose dim out or blackout.
Check carefully which side the open curtain should be on so the door stays clear.

Opaque curtain 029 grey brown — the same weave texture as the other colours in this collection.
Product details
Opaque wave curtains: specifications
- Fabric type
- Opaque curtain
- Composition
- 100% recycled polyester
- Colours
- 10 colours
- Fabric height
- 300 cm
- Maximum finished drop
- 275 cm / 2750 mm
- Bottom
- 10 cm bottom hem
- Shrinkage
- 1%
- Lightfastness
- 5
- Minimum size
- 40 cm drop; order width depends on wave and split
- Maximum online width
- 6 cm wave: 7980 mm (1 panel) or 7800 mm (2 panels). 8 cm wave: 7920 mm (1 panel) or 7840 mm (2 panels).
- Wave
- 6 or 8 cm
- Making up
- Floor to ceiling with no vertical seams up to the maximum drop
- Fabric price
- € 45.90 per metre
- Production
- Netherlands
- Delivery
- Free delivery · shipped hanging
Made to measure and delivery
Made in the Netherlands and delivered hanging
After your order, we make the opaque curtain to measure. We make it up in the chosen colour, dimensions, 6 or 8 cm wave and with the bottom hem as per your order.
The curtains are transported hanging by a specialist carrier and delivered free of charge to your home.
Colour, dimensions, 6/8 cm wave and number of panels are made as per your order.
Before dispatch we check the made to measure work and the finish.
Delivered free of charge and hanging to your home.
See the fabric at home
Order free fabric samples
A colour can look different on a screen than at home. So look at the fabric at the window where the curtain will hang, both during the day and in the evening.
- Look at the colour during the day in natural light.
- Feel the weave texture close up.
- Hold the sample in front of the window to judge the density.
- Look at the same colour again in the evening.

Made to measure price
What do made to measure opaque wave curtains cost?
For your opaque curtain, the chosen width step for 6 or 8 cm wave and one or two panels applies. You see the curtain price while designing it. If you want to order suitable gliders as well, they are shown as a separate option on the product page.
In the configurator you enter the size and option. You then see the total price before you order.
Ordering
How to order made to measure opaque wave curtains
Choose the colour, 6 or 8 cm wave and one or two curtain panels. Then enter the width and drop. You see the complete price before you order.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about opaque wave curtains
Here you will find short answers to frequently asked questions about these opaque curtains. For a detailed explanation of wave, tracks and measuring, you can click through to the separate guide pages.
See all questions about wave curtainsWhat is an opaque wave curtain?
Is an opaque curtain the same as a blackout curtain?
Can you see through this opaque curtain fabric?
What is the difference between opaque curtain, dim out and blackout?
Can a dense opaque curtain fabric fall nicely in a wave?
Should I choose 6 or 8 cm wave for opaque curtains?
How tall can these opaque wave curtains be?
Are these opaque curtains made with no vertical seams?
How wide can I order opaque wave curtains?
Can I combine opaque curtains with voile or inbetween?
Can an opaque wave curtain hang on an existing track?
Can I order free fabric samples first?
Choose your colour
Free samples first or order straight away?
Want to see the colour at home first? Order free samples. If you already know which colour you want, you can design the curtain straight away.

