Curtain Lining

Curtain linings that protect your face fabric from UV, add body to the drape and improve insulation at the window. Made to measure and installed across Sydney. Free measure and quote.

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Curtain linings – body, insulation and UV protection

Curtain linings protect your face fabric from UV, add body to the drape and improve insulation at the window. Choose a standard cotton-poly lining, a thermal lining or a full blockout lining, sewn to any fabric in our curtain fabrics range and installed across Sydney.

Which lining

  • Standard lining – protects the face fabric from sun fading, adds weight and gives a uniform look from the street.
  • Thermal lining – a coated lining that improves insulation and partly darkens the room.
  • Blockout lining – turns any fabric, including light linens, into a full blockout curtain for bedrooms.
  • Interlining – a soft layer between face and lining for a luxurious, heavy drape in formal rooms.

Why line your curtains

An unlined curtain fades first along the folds that face the window and can look limp on a tall drop. Lining roughly doubles the life of a curtain, hangs better and gives a sealed, uniform appearance from outside. On west-facing windows a thermal or blockout lining pays for itself in cooling costs.

Every blind and curtain on this site is made to measure and installed by our own team across Greater Sydney and regional NSW. Add the fabrics you like to a quote, or call Castle Hill on (02) 9894 8805 or Liverpool on (02) 9602 7228, and we will bring samples to your home, measure every window and quote the whole job with no obligation.

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FAQs

Do all curtains need lining?

Sheers are unlined by design. Most other curtains look and last better lined, especially on sunny windows.

What is the difference between thermal and blockout lining?

Thermal lining has a light coating that insulates and dims the room; blockout lining has a heavier coating that stops light entirely.

Can lining be added to existing curtains?

Often yes, if the heading can be unpicked. Bring them into the showroom or send a photo and we will advise.

Does lining change how the curtain hangs?

It adds weight and body, so pleats hold their shape and the curtain hangs straighter.

Is lining visible from inside?

No – it sits behind the face fabric. You choose the lining colour, usually white or ivory, so the house looks uniform from the street.