Free measuring & installation across Dubai

Blue and orange curtains drawn across a meeting room wall, long white table and wheeled chairs alongside

Office curtains in Dubai, made to handle the glare

Most of what an office window treatment has to do is manage light on screens — the low sun that arrives from the middle of the afternoon, and the reflection it puts on every monitor facing it.

We measure at your own windows, make the curtains to size and install them. Free measuring across Dubai, with the fabric range brought to the office.

Free measuring & installation across Dubai
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Measured at the office

Someone comes to you with the fabric range, measures the glazing and checks what the bulkhead above it will take.

Made to the opening

Long runs of glass rarely divide evenly. Curtains are made to the track the room actually needs, in the drop the ceiling gives you.

Altered when the floor changes

Fit-outs move. We alter, repair and clean what we've made, and refit tracks when the layout changes around them.

Glare is the problem to solve

A west-facing floor plate in Dubai gets difficult from the middle of the afternoon. The sun drops low enough to come in under any overhang, straight down the length of the room, and it lands on the screens people are working at.

A sheer handles most of that. It diffuses the light instead of blocking it, so the room stays daylit and the view stays, but the hard reflection goes. Where a room has to go properly dark — a meeting room with a projector, or one facing east — a blackout curtain behind the sheer, or instead of it, does that.

Motorized tracks are worth considering where the glazing is high or runs behind desks and cabinets. A curtain nobody can reach ends up staying where it is.

Grey curtains on ceiling tracks partitioning meeting tables in an open-plan office, with one red curtain

Book a free measuring visit

Tell us the floor and roughly how many windows, and we'll bring the fabric range to the office.

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Brown curtains framing a white sheer over corner windows in an office with a desk and black leather chairsMauve-grey curtains and a white sheer over an arched window in a brick-walled home office with a globe pendantWhite leather sofas with orange cushions in front of taupe curtains and sheers covering two window walls

Curtains, blinds, or both

A modern office fit-out in Dubai is usually full-height glass in wide bays, and different parts of a floor want different answers. Office window curtains are rarely one decision for the whole plate — what suits an open-plan area rarely suits the meeting room beside it.

Vertical blinds track across a long run and tilt to cut the sun without closing the view, which is why they turn up on open-plan floors. Roller blinds sit tight to the glass and disappear when they're up. Curtains soften a room that is otherwise all hard surfaces, and they do more for the sound of it than anything else you can hang — glass on one side and plasterboard on the other makes a room ring, and heavy cloth takes the edge off that.

Meeting rooms, reception and private offices often end up with different treatments, and there's no reason they have to match beyond the colour.

White sheers with gold side curtains along a conference-room window wall behind U-shaped tables and black chairs

Office curtains in different styles

Tan floor-to-ceiling curtains on ceiling tracks along an office window wall, with a wooden slat blind behindA full-height beige curtain on a ceiling track dividing a loft meeting room from the window sideDark brown eyelet curtains over white sheers on a corner office window, with a laptop on a dark wood deskBrown and olive curtains flanking a white sheer at an arch-topped office window above a dark desk and chairsRendered executive office with taupe curtains and a sheer along a walnut-panelled window wallVertical blinds combining plain white and grey floral-patterned slats behind a black leather chaise longue

How the fitting goes in an occupied office

Tower ceilings usually have a gypsum bulkhead with a curtain pocket already formed in it, which is the straightforward case: the track fixes up inside the pocket and nothing shows. Where there's no pocket, the fixing still has to find the framing behind the plasterboard rather than the board itself, or the track comes down with the curtain on it.

We'll tell you at the measuring visit what the installation involves at your windows — how long it takes, how much drilling, and what has to be clear of the glass line while it's going in — so it can be planned around the floor rather than sprung on it.

Call or WhatsApp +971 50 280 8765, or email sales@curtainsexpress.ae.

Pale blue-grey curtains closed along two boardroom walls behind a white table and light blue chairs

Tell us about the floor

Call or WhatsApp with the building and how the space is used, and we'll arrange a time to measure.

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