Custom Drapery & Curtains Burlington – Free Installation

Yes, with slab-appropriate anchors and low-profile track designed for exactly this. Lakeshore condo ceilings are concrete more often than not, and it changes the hardware, not the possibility. Track colour matches the ceiling so the line disappears, panels drop full height, and the window wall gets the softness condos otherwise lack.

A sheer for the day, filtering the glare off the water without losing it, and a lined panel that closes when the low western sun becomes unbearable around dinner. Double-track systems run both in one clean line. It's the most-installed drapery configuration we do along the Burlington waterfront, in condos and lakeshore houses alike.

Mid-century rooms want restraint: flat or ripple-fold panels in a solid weave, track mounted clean to the ceiling, no valances or tiebacks. That plainness flatters the era's long horizontal windows. We keep the hardware minimal and let the fabric do the talking, which is also the most economical way to do drapery well.

Blackout-lined drapes hung past the frame edges outperform most blinds at darkening because fabric wraps where slats and rollers leak, at the sides. For a truly dark Millcroft bedroom we hang the panels wide, return them to the wall, and if you're light-sensitive, back them with a blackout roller. Tested by every night-shift customer we have.

Usually, yes. If your existing rollers or shades are sound, panels and a track add the softness and the extra light block without replacing anything. We measure around what's there and match the new fabric to the room. Where the old blind is failing, we'll say so plainly and quote both paths so you choose with real numbers.

One call books the free at-home consultation within 2-3 days; the fabric books come to you. Measurement and the exact itemized quote happen in the same visit. The workroom sews for 2-3 weeks, then one installation trip mounts track and panels and sets the hems. Hardware and workmanship carry the lifetime warranty.