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Yes — EaseEase ripple fold drapes use a snap-tape heading that clips onto fixed-interval carriers on a dedicated ripple fold (wave fold) track. A standard curtain rod will not work — the track is what creates the evenly spaced S-shaped waves.

Ripple fold creates continuous, uniform S-curves on a ceiling track for a modern, minimal look; pinch pleat groups fabric into structured triple folds on a rod or track for a more formal, traditional style. Pinch pleat hooks also allow post-install height adjustment; ripple fold does not.

EaseEase ripple fold panels stack back to roughly 10–12% of the total track width when fully open. For a 3-metre track, expect about 30–36 cm of stack on each side — plan your track overhang accordingly.

Yes — ripple fold tracks can be bent to follow the angle of a bay window. A flexible or jointed ceiling track is required; a straight rod will not follow the bay. The uniform wave pattern is maintained around the bends.

Our ultra-thin ceiling tracks project only about 1–2 cm from the ceiling, making them nearly invisible when the curtains are open. Wall-mounted brackets typically project 5–8 cm. Choose ceiling-mount for the cleanest, most minimal look.

Fabrics under 450 gsm work best — they are fluid enough to fall into smooth, consistent waves without looking stiff or bulky. Heavier fabrics can flatten the wave pattern. We offer linen, cotton, and blackout options all within this weight range.

Measure from the bottom of the track carrier to the floor, then deduct 1 inch (about 2.5 cm) for an ultra-thin ceiling track or 4 inches (about 10 cm) for a standard roman rod. For width, measure the full track length — our 2.5× fullness is already calculated into your order.

Our two-step heat-molding process (paper and steel press) sets the wave memory permanently, so the S-curve shape returns after washing without re-training. Simply rehang the curtains while slightly damp and let them dry in place to restore the wave.