Silent Gliss Curtain Tracks London: Systems for Wave, Recessed and Motorised Curtains
Silent Gliss curtain tracks · London
The track decides how the curtain behaves.
Specify it with the curtain, not after it.
Silent Gliss curtain tracks are precision aluminium systems made for smooth, controlled movement. KOZA Projects is a Silent Gliss approved installer, specifying and fitting them across London.
The track is often almost invisible, which leaves the curtain and its heading as the focus. Silent Gliss is well regarded for wave curtain tracks, and each system uses a refined glider to run reliably, even with heavy curtains, in homes and architectural interiors.
We choose the profile and the heading system together with the curtain design, then fit it ourselves.
Track, motor and trade credentials
Hand-operated, corded and electric
Corded, uncorded and electric curtain track systems
Silent Gliss tracks come hand-operated, corded or electric, depending on the window, the curtain and how the room is used.
Uncorded tracks are simple and intuitive: the curtain is drawn by hand. Corded tracks use a cord to assist operation where curtains are wider or harder to reach, and are commonly specified for tall glazing and bay windows. Both let curtains stack back neatly and run smoothly.
Ways to operate a curtain
- Uncorded: drawn by hand
- Corded: drawn with a cord
- Electric: by remote, app or home control system
Made to measure
Made to measure curtain tracks, bent to the room
Silent Gliss systems are specified made to measure, so the fit, the performance and the long-term reliability are right for the window.
Tracks can be bent to suit curves and bays, giving flexibility without compromising a clean architectural finish. The range includes the Silent Gliss 1080, 1280, 3840, 6010, 6840 and 6870 tracks, each designed for particular curtain weights and configurations, and we choose between them when we specify.
What we specify
- Wave curtain tracks
- Ceiling-recessed tracks
- Curved and bay window tracks
- Electric and motorised tracks
- Room divider and cubicle tracks
Track systems
Wave, recessed and motorised curtain tracks
Wave curtain tracks
Silent Gliss wave tracks are made to work with wave curtains, giving the consistent, soft folds of a wave heading on a sleek, modern track.
Ceiling-recessed tracks
A recess-fitted track, such as the Silent Gliss 6243, set flush to the ceiling, or within a recess fitting, lets curtains drop cleanly with no visible hardware. It suits minimal interiors and contemporary glazing, and is specified at design stage so surfaces are prepared.
Motorised tracks
Electric tracks offer control options including touch-and-go operation and power-failure override, and can be set up for smart home control. They suit large glazing, heavy curtains and projects needing convenience and consistency.
Room dividers
Curtains and tracks as room dividers
Egg Limited Offices, ShoreditchSuspended curtain tracks with bespoke curtains.
Haberdashery Showroom, GreenwichCurtain-enclosed rooms for a lighting showroom.
Choose the track with the curtain.
Not after it.
Specification and installation
Silent Gliss specification and installation by KOZA Projects
We specify and install Silent Gliss systems so clients get the full performance the tracks are designed to deliver. Correct specification starts with the right profile from the wider Silent Gliss range, then matches the heading system to the curtain design.
We advise whether a hand-operated or uncorded rail is most appropriate, and whether a standard glider or wave glider is needed to achieve a consistent wave heading. That specifier-led approach gives smooth operation, correct stacking and a curtain system that performs as intended for the chosen fabric and use.
What we handle
- Choosing the profile
- Matching heading and glider to the curtain
- Agreeing recess and ceiling detail with your architect or builder
- Coordinating power with your electrician for electric tracks
- Installation and handover by our own team
Our projects
Case studies: Silent Gliss tracks in London homes and workplaces
Ealing HouseSilent Gliss tracks recessed into the ceilings so the curtains fall from a clean line, coordinated with the architect before the ceilings were closed.
AllSaints HQA long curtain-lined entrance corridor and sheer wave curtains on Silent Gliss tracks for a Shoreditch headquarters.
Haberdashery ShowroomFlexible, elegant curtain partitions for a Greenwich lighting showroom.
Egg Limited OfficesSuspended curtain tracks with bespoke curtains for a Shoreditch headquarters, managed from consultation to installation.
Related
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Common questions
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a Silent Gliss track and a standard curtain track?
Silent Gliss tracks are precision-made aluminium systems with smooth gliders, designed to carry heavy curtains, wide runs, curves and recessed ceilings. Lighter standard tracks are more likely to stick, sag or become noisy on larger windows.
Are you a Silent Gliss approved installer?
Yes. KOZA Projects is a Silent Gliss approved installer. We specify the track, make the curtains and fit the system ourselves, so the track, heading and curtain are planned together.
Can a curtain track be fitted into a bay window?
Yes. Silent Gliss tracks can be bent to the shape of the bay so the curtains run smoothly around the corners without gaps. We take the measurements and template at the survey.
Can a curtain track be recessed into the ceiling?
Yes. A recessed track sits in a ceiling pocket so the curtain appears to fall straight from the ceiling. It has to be set before the ceiling is finished, so we agree the detail with your architect or builder early. See our Ealing House case study.
Can Silent Gliss tracks be motorised?
Yes. Silent Gliss electric tracks open and close curtains at the touch of a button, by remote control, app or a home automation system. We specify the track and motor and coordinate the power position with your electrician. See motorised and smart shading.
Which curtain heading works with a Silent Gliss track?
Wave heading is designed for Silent Gliss tracks and gives soft, even folds. Pinch pleat, pencil pleat and other tailored headings also run on Silent Gliss systems. We match the glider to the heading when we specify.
Should I choose a curtain track or a curtain pole?
A track suits schemes where the hardware should recede and the curtain should be the focus. A pole is the better choice where visible detailing is wanted. If you want the look of a pole with the glide of a track, see the Silent Gliss Metropole.
Specify your track with us
See curtain heading and track samples at our Shoreditch showroom, by appointment, or send us your plans. We will advise on the profile, heading and installation.
