Made-to-Measure Hotel Curtains: A Specification Checklist

Made-to-measure curtains for a hotel can only be quoted and produced accurately when the scope is clear. This checklist lists what Atlas Contract needs to price and plan a curtain project.

1. Rooms and windows

• The room and window schedule.
• Measured opening sizes.
• The finished drop.
• Site access conditions.

2. The curtain itself

• The fullness ratio, meaning how much wider the fabric is than the finished width.
• The heading and track or rail specification.
• Whether lining or blackout is required.
• Whether a sheer is required.

3. Fabric and compliance

• The fabric reference or description and the colours.
• The destination country and the required fire standard and class.
• The cleaning method the curtains must withstand.

4. Scope and commercial terms

• Whether installation is included, and whether tracks or hardware are part of the scope.
• The waste allowance.
• Colour approval and acceptance criteria.
• The quotation currency and Incoterms.
• Your deadline.

Why this saves time

Every missing item either delays the quotation or becomes an assumption that can cause a dispute later. A written scope lets us confirm quantities, availability and dates properly.

Send the checklist items you have and we will tell you what else we need. For fabric choices see our guides to blackout vs dimout and IFR vs FR-treated curtains, and for the full quotation process see sourcing hotel textiles from Türkiye.