At 9 feet (108") and above. Standard 84" panels will look proportionally short on a 9-foot wall. EaseEase makes custom-length panels to any drop up to 180" — order the length that reaches your floor based on your hardware type (rod, ultra-thin track, or regular track).

When a single panel needs to exceed 118" in width. At this point, standard fabric bolt widths are exhausted and seam joining is required. EaseEase uses an inverted pleat technique to hide all joins inside the pleat fold — invisible from the front on any fabric type.

The Extra Sliding Curtain Rod — a traverse-style system with large-format, heavy-duty runners. Standard adjustable rods sag on spans wider than 72" and their small runners jam at fabric seam joints in extra-wide panels. For very large spans, a ceiling-mount track with a centre support is also a clean option.

For a curtain rod: ceiling height in inches minus 4". For an ultra-thin track: minus 1". For a regular track: minus 1.5". These give a kiss-the-floor finish. Add 1–3" for a gentle break, or 6–12" for a puddle. Always measure from the bottom of your ring or glider to the floor, not from the window top.

Only if made with flat-sewn horizontal joins, which most factories use. EaseEase uses vertical inverted pleat seam joining — the seam is tucked inside the pleat fold and invisible from the front, even on sheers and linens.