Blackout Curtains in Sharjah
Full darkness and real heat control, cut to your window from catalogues 301, 302 and…
Sharjah homes tend to have more windows per home than a Dubai apartment and a lot of older building stock, which changes what actually fits.
Not listed? Ask anyway — this is where we go most often, not a boundary.
The older apartment blocks around Al Nahda, Al Majaz, Al Taawun and Al Qasimia commonly have deep window reveals — the glass sits back from the face of the wall. A ready-made panel bought to the width of the glass leaves a gap at both sides and light pours around it, which is the single most common reason people call us to replace curtains that are only a year or two old. Running the track 15–20 cm past the reveal onto the wall fixes it. Family villas here bring large majlis windows where the curtain is a significant part of the room rather than a detail, so fullness matters: cut lean and the fabric hangs flat and looks it.
You pick a slot, our team arrives with the physical catalogues, and the whole thing usually takes under an hour. We measure the track width and the finished drop for every window you want covered, check what the ceiling will take, and note anything that changes the fitting — a shallow bulkhead, an AC vent directly above the window, a wall that is not square. Then you get one written figure that covers the track, the fabric, the tailoring and the fitting.
Sharjah and Dubai are our two core markets, so a visit here is routine rather than a special trip. Traffic across the border is the thing worth planning around, so we schedule Sharjah slots to avoid the worst of it rather than pretending it is not there.
A three-bedroom flat in Al Nahda or Al Majaz is a different shape of job. The openings are smaller and the drops are shorter than a tower, so the fabric cost per window is lower — but there are more windows, and the track has to run wider than the reveal at both sides to stop light coming round the edge. That is where the volume ladder starts to matter: four windows in one order reaches a discount band that the same four windows ordered one at a time never would.
| Living room | 2.6m × 2.2m |
|---|---|
| Bedrooms ×3 | 1.6m × 2.2m |
| 4 windows, blackout & sheer double layer, fitted | AED 3,185 – AED 3,860
10% volume discount already applied |
Illustrative sizes, not a quotation — your windows will not be these. It is the same calculation the price estimator runs, so put your own measurements in and you will get your own range. Both cover fabric, tailoring, track, runners, hooks, brackets and installation. The figure only becomes a fixed price once someone has measured.
The most common order is a blackout and sheer double layer on a twin track — chiffon sheer from book 401 in front for daytime privacy, and a blackout from 301, 302 or 303 behind it. If you would rather see the range first, the fabrics catalogues has all 76 shades, and the price estimator gives you a figure for your own window size before anyone visits.
Every style below is cut to your measurements and fitted by our own team in Sharjah. Prices shown are for a standard 2m × 3m window, fully fitted — price your own window for an exact figure.
Full darkness and real heat control, cut to your window from catalogues 301, 302 and…
Light without glare, privacy without gloom. Catalogue 401 chiffon filters the harsh…
The combination most UAE homes end up with: chiffon sheer on the front track for…
Continuous S-shaped folds that stay even whether the curtain is open or closed. The…
Metal rings punched straight through the heading, sliding on a decorative pole. Deep…
The tailored heading. Fabric hand-gathered into groups of two or three at fixed…
Choosing the best curtains in Sharjah starts with the cloth, and colour is the one thing a screen gets wrong. All four books travel to the visit so you judge a shade against your own wall and in your own light.
Textured blackout — 22 shades in stock
Plain blackout — 22 shades in stock
Jacquard blackout — 20 shades in stock
Chiffon sheer — 12 shades in stock
Searching for curtains near you in Sharjah usually means you want someone to come out rather than a shop to visit. That is how we work: rather than a curtain shop in Sharjah you travel to, the four fabric books come to the home, every window is measured on the spot, and you get one written price covering fabric, tailoring, track and curtain installation in Sharjah. We fit curtains across Al Majaz, Al Nahda, Muweilah and Al Khan, and the visit is free whether or not you order.
Made-to-measure curtains in Sharjah are worth the difference wherever the opening is not a standard size — which, across apartments and family villas, is most of them. A ready-made panel is cut to a size the factory chose; a made-to-measure curtain is cut to your window, and the fitting is what closes the light gaps at the sides that no fabric can fix. If you would rather see a figure before booking anything, the price estimator works from your own measurements.
The building stock here is different from a Dubai tower and it changes the hardware more than the fabric. Windows tend to sit back in a deep plastered reveal, and there is usually wall above and around the opening — which gives you options an apartment with floor-to-ceiling glass does not have.
A deep reveal invites you to fit the track inside it, and that is usually the wrong choice. Inside the reveal, the curtain has nowhere to stack except across the glass, and the plaster return leaves a light gap down each side that no fabric can close. Fixing to the face of the wall above the opening, with the track running well past it on both sides, gives you the full window in daylight and a properly dark room at night. It also looks taller, because the eye reads the curtain from the ceiling line rather than from inside a box.
Family villas and larger apartments here often have several windows in one room, sometimes on two walls. Treating them as a set matters: the same heading, the same drop, the same fullness, and ideally the same roll. Mixed drops in one room are more visible than mixed shades. A majlis with tall openings is the room where the fullness decision shows most — a lean curtain across a wide opening looks flat from every seat in the room.
Ground and first-floor rooms facing a street or a neighbouring villa want privacy in daylight without turning the room dark. That is a chiffon sheer working on its own during the day, with the heavier curtain there for the evening — the pairing described in blackout or sheer.
All four catalogues come to the home, so a shade is judged against your own walls. What helps most is knowing which rooms are in scope before we arrive — a whole villa measured in one visit is quicker and cuts better than three visits over a month.
We fit curtains in Al Majaz, Sharjah and the surrounding districts most weeks, so a visit there rarely needs long notice.
If you are trying to buy curtains in sharjah, the practical question is not who is cheapest but what the quote includes and how the curtain will be fitted — deep reveals mean face-fixing usually beats fitting inside the opening. The best curtains in sharjah are simply the ones specified for the window they are going on: the right fullness, a track run past the glass, and a drop to the floor. Blackout curtains in sharjah are the usual request for bedrooms, with a chiffon sheer in front for the daytime. Everything above is quoted as one figure covering fabric, tailoring, track and fitting.
Collected after installation across Dubai, Sharjah and the northern emirates.
Rollers for the kitchen and the study. Wipeable, compact, and the chain is on the side I asked for. Small thing, but they asked first instead of guessing.
I wanted something light for the majlis that still gave privacy from the street. The chiffon does both, and it does not look cheap up close.
Motorised blinds on the high windows in the stairwell — the ones I could never reach. Set to open at seven and close at sunset. Installed cleanly with no visible wiring.
Third quote I took and the only one that included the track, the fittings and the installation in one number. Nothing was added afterwards.
Whole ground floor. The centre overlap on the blackout panels means no light gap down the middle, which was exactly my complaint about the previous curtains.
The physical catalogue makes the difference. Colours on a phone screen are meaningless — I saw eight shades side by side in my own light and picked a completely different one.
Straightforward from start to finish. The measurer wrote everything down, the quote arrived the same evening, and the final invoice matched it.
Second order with them. They still had the record of my first fabric so the new room matches the old one exactly.
They talked me out of the fabric I originally wanted because it would not hold the pleat at that drop. They were right. That kind of advice is why I have already recommended them twice.
Motorised track in the bedroom. Works well and is quieter than I expected. The remote pairing took two visits to get right, hence four stars, but they came back the same week and sorted it.
Excellent fabric and fitting. Communication in the week before the visit could have been slightly better, but the work itself is faultless.
Full villa, eleven windows. They handled it in one day with three fitters. Having their own warehouse stock clearly made the difference on the timeline.
Sample content while we collect the real thing. These are written to show the layout — they are not customers, no star rating is published to Google, and they are replaced in the back office as genuine feedback arrives.
Our team brings catalogues 301, 302, 303 and 401 to your door, measures every window, and quotes one fixed price covering fabric, track, accessories and fitting. The visit is free and there is no obligation.
Leave a number and pick a window. No form-filling, no obligation.
Pick up to four and we'll drop the actual cuttings to your door, free, anywhere we cover. Colour behaves completely differently against your own window — this is the only honest way to judge it without booking anything.