We offer two sizes (2-inch and 1-9/16-inch) of metal curtain grommets in four colors: nickel, black, brass and antique finish. Metal curtain grommets are suitable for any weight of curtain fabric.
Are there different size grommets in curtains?
Curtain grommets come in many different sizes, colors, and materials to match your decor.
How hard is it to add grommets to curtains?
Grommets add a modern and professional finish to any curtain panel. They also tend to cost more than regular drapes. However, adding grommets to premade or custom panels isn’t as hard as it looks. The secret to having a well-tailored grommet panel is grommet tape.
What is the difference between an eyelet and a grommet?
There are slight differences in the two, an eyelet is comprised of two rings of metal that have small prongs that when applied together with forced, form a strong bond with one another. A grommet is very similar. Grommets are typically used for more heavy duty materials and usually are bigger in size.
How much is a grommet?
The cost of the procedure generally ranges between $800 to $2,000, but some health funds estimate over $3,000.
Can you change grommets on curtains?
Most panels have 6 or 8 Grommets (except for oversized panels so just be sure to double check). If your grommets are larger, you can order extra and cut/piece the covers together. If your grommets are smaller and you can cut apart the covers to make smaller.
Are there different types of grommets?
There are two common types of grommets: the plain grommet (sometimes also known as the washer grommet) and the spur grommet. Since both types of grommets are used to reinforce holes, how different can they be?
What kind of rod do you use for grommet curtains?
Sizing. A grommet that is 1/4 inch larger than the rod diameter slides smoothly along the rod. For example, a common 1 5/8-inch grommet glides over a 1 3/8-inch diameter rod.
What is the difference between a rivet and a grommet?
Grommets and Eyelets are used to strengthen and reinforce a hole that needs to withstand friction from everyday use, making them an ideal option for straps and cords. Eyelets and Grommets are also used as decorative accents. Rivets are used for attaching straps, belting, and fabrics, and can be used as accents.
How far apart do you space curtain grommets?
Generally, grommets are spaced about 6 inches apart on center. The first and last grommet are inset the space needed for the return to the wall, and in front of the window at the leading edge. If there is a window frame, blinds or shades on the window, you will want the spacing to clear what is behind the rod.
Which is stronger eyelet or grommet?
Grommets are much stronger than eyelets and used in situations that call for a more reinforced and longer lasting hold, such as permanent signage and heavy curtains or drapes.
How do you make grommet curtains look good?
Grommet panels fall into gentle pleats when in the open position, but each pleat must be adjusted every time the drape is closed. To keep them in place requires a small sleight-of-hand trick from a drapery workroom that allows you to open and close the drapes with the pleats remaining even and adjustment free.
Why are grommet curtains so popular?
Grommet drapery panels have been a popular choice for draperies for years because they offer a modern, sleek look. Grommets come in a variety of sizes and colors so they are easily worked into any decor.
