a)	Pencil Heading: - A very simple but neat and affective heading. Can be 3” or 6” deep with a good selection of hook heights.
	b)	Sewn in Pinch Pleat: - This gives a good pleat formation and offers a more sophisticated formal look. It is made with buckram and sewn to track or pole width plus over lap and return allowance. This heading has the advantage of a small stack back i.e. does not encroach onto windows when pulled back. This can have buttons on each pleat for decoration.
	c)	Goblet Headling: - The shape is very similar to that of a wine glass and again offers a more sophisticated formal look. It is made with buckram and sewn to the track or pole width plus overlap and return allowance. This can have buttons on the pleats and or cord tied and looped between pleats.
	d)	Tab Top Heading: - This heading gives an informal contemporary look. The tabs are spaced 10 - 15 cm apart and can have buttons attached at the point of each tab. They are fitted onto poles, however on windows with a wide span they can be difficult to draw. They also have a large stack back factor but with only needing 50% fullness they save on fabric quantity.
	e)	Eyelet Heading: - Can be supplied with either 25mm or 40mm diameter eyelets in either Zinc or near Black finish. This heading also gives an informal, contemporary look and has the advantage of operating easily with a small stack back factor. Again this heading only needs a 50% fullness therefore saving on fabric quantity.

VALANCES
Shown below are 5 different valance options:

	a)	Pencil Pleat: - There are various shapes which can be applied to the bottom edge of the valance. The headings can be 75mm or 150mm deep. It can be attached either by Velcro to a board or hooks to a track. It can also have contrast edges and trim attached to the bottom edge.
	b)	Sewn in Pinch Pleat: -There are various shapes which can be applied. Trim or contrast edge can be attached to the bottom edge and rope attached between pleats.
	c)	Goblet: - The shape is very similar to that of a wine glass and again offers a more sophisticated formal look. This can have buttons on the pleats and or cord tied and looped between pleats.
	d)	Tab Top: - This heading gives an informal, contempary look and is made to hang from a pole. The tabs are usually space 10-15cm apart and can have buttons attached at the point of each tab.
	e)	Box Pleat: -This heading gives a smart, uniformed look. Fitted by velco onto a board and shown in the picture with contrast piping at the top of the pleats and a contrast border to the bottom edge.

BUCKRAM & MDF PELMETS

These can be made to suit bay or straight windows. The MDF pelmets give a more solid/straighter appearance than the buckram. The buckram pelmet appearance is sometimes preferable due to the undulations. There are a multitude of shapes which can be applied to the bottom edge of the pelmets.

SWAGS, TAILS & JABOTS

There are a number of various options which you can select depending on whether you have a bay or straight windows.

Normally on bay windows it is preferable to put intermediate jabots at the corner of each inter-section.