Wave Gliders 80mm Pitch for Silent Gliss Poles & Tracks

The Silent Gliss 80mm Wave Gliders are designed to create a smooth and flowing wave curtain heading when used with compatible wave heading tape.

Compatible with Silent Gliss 7605, 7630, 7610, 7620, 7650, 7640 poles, along with the 3840, 6243, 5100, and 5600 curtain tracks, these gliders provide a contemporary curtain appearance with evenly spaced fabric folds across the full width of the system.

The 80mm pitch creates a wider and deeper wave compared to tighter wave systems, producing an approximate wave depth of 160mm. This larger wave formation creates a softer and more relaxed appearance, making it particularly suitable for contemporary interiors and larger curtain installations.

The wave heading offers a similar visual effect to eyelet curtains, while maintaining the practical advantages of a track or pole system. Because the curtain runs beneath the pole or track, it can pass brackets and supports without interruption, making it suitable for longer spans, bay windows, and installations requiring multiple fixing points.

Wave curtain headings are also popular where stack-back space is limited, as the curtain stacks back more efficiently than traditional pleated headings, helping to maximise natural light into the room when open.

Each glider is pre-linked to maintain accurate spacing and consistent wave formation throughout the curtain run.

Sold per metre, the system can be specified accurately to suit the required track or pole length.

What’s in the Box

• Pre-linked 80mm 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 poles and 3840, 6243, 5100, and 5600 tracks.

2. What does an 80mm pitch produce?

It creates a wider and deeper wave with an approximate depth of 160mm.

3. Do these create the look of eyelet curtains?

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

4. Can the curtains pass brackets?

Yes, the curtain runs beneath the pole or track, allowing uninterrupted movement past brackets.

5. Why choose a wave heading?

Wave headings create a modern, minimal appearance and stack back tighter than traditional curtain headings.

6. How are the gliders supplied?

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

7. Are the gliders linked together?

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