Curtain & Shade Liners Guide

Why Use a Liner?

Liners add support, help with light control, and protect the main fabric. They can also soften sound, improve privacy, and keep the back of the curtain looking clean.

Main advantages include:

The back of the curtain appears smooth and uniform
Protects against UV fading
Moderately reduces outside noise
Helps manage sunlight
Creates insulation that may lower heating and cooling usage
Note: Curtain liners are usually not hemmed at the very bottom or side edges. For fewer light gaps, consider:

A slightly longer length so the fabric pools at the floor
Wider panels that extend past the window frame

Fabric and Liner Combinations

Below is a simplified reference showing how different liners vary in weight, shading power, and intended use.

Terms：

Weave structure refers to how the fabric is woven for thickness and durability
Pass count refers to how many coating layers are applied
Layer count refers to how many fabric sheets are stacked together

Some liners may slightly influence the original fabric color, especially heavier blackout styles.