Wave Gliders 60mm Pitch for Silent Gliss Curtain Poles & Tracks

The Silent Gliss 60mm Wave Gliders are designed to create a clean and uniform wave curtain heading when used in conjunction with compatible wave heading tape.

Compatible with Silent Gliss 7605, 7630, 7610, 7620, 7650, 7640, 3840, and 6243 poles and tracks, these gliders provide a modern curtain appearance with smooth and consistent fabric folds across the full width of the system.

The 60mm pitch creates a tighter and more structured wave, producing an approximate wave depth of 120mm. This makes the system particularly suitable for installations where a more compact wave effect is preferred, including window recesses, bay windows, and installations with limited surrounding space.

The wave system delivers a similar visual appearance to eyelet curtains, but with the practical advantage of operating beneath the pole or track. This allows curtains to pass brackets and supports without interruption, making the system suitable for longer spans, multiple supports, and more complex window layouts.

Each glider is pre-linked to maintain consistent spacing throughout the curtain run, ensuring a uniform wave formation and reliable operation.

Sold per metre, the system allows accurate specification based on the overall track or pole length required.

What’s in the Box

• Pre-linked 60mm wave gliders (per metre)
  
  

FAQs

1. What poles and tracks are these compatible with?

They are compatible with Silent Gliss 7605, 7630, 7610, 7620, 7650, 7640, 3840, and 6243 systems.

2. What does a 60mm pitch produce?

A tighter, more compact wave with an approximate depth of 120mm.

3. Do these create the look of eyelet curtains?

Yes, they create a similar flowing appearance while operating on a track or pole system.

4. Can the curtains pass brackets?

Yes, the curtains run beneath the pole or track, allowing smooth movement past brackets and supports.

5. How are the gliders supplied?

They are sold per metre to match the required system length.

6. Are the gliders linked together?

Yes, they are pre-linked to ensure consistent spacing and uniform wave formation.