Moondream · Installation guide

How to attach your curtain lining

Attach your lining to the back of your curtain and enjoy its benefits while keeping your existing setup. Follow the instructions for your lining’s fastening system and your curtain’s heading style.

Does your lining attach with hooks? Choose the tutorial for grommet or pencil pleat curtains. Does it attach with hook-and-loop tape? Go straight to the relevant section.

Attaching with hooks

On a grommet curtain

The hooks fit into the lining’s heading tape, then attach directly to the grommets on your curtain.

Inserting a hook into the lining’s heading tape

Step 1 / 4

Insert the hooks

Lay the lining flat. Insert the hooks into the heading tape.

Locking a hook on the lining

Step 2 / 4

Lock the hooks

Rotate each hook upwards and clip it into place to lock it.

Attaching a hook to a curtain grommet

Step 3 / 4

Attach to the grommets

Attach the hooks directly to the grommets on your curtain.

Adjusting the lining’s folds behind the curtain

Step 4 / 4

Adjust the folds

Hang the curtain, then align the lining’s folds with those of the curtain.

View from the lining side: hooks attached to the grommets

The result

From the lining side

The lining hangs behind the curtain.

View from the room: fastenings hidden behind the curtain

The result

From the room side

The fastenings remain hidden behind the curtain heading.

Attaching with hooks

On a pencil pleat curtain

Adjust the lining’s gathers, then join the two heading tapes using the hooks.

Already-gathered curtain laid flat with the reverse side facing up

Step 1 / 5

Prepare the curtain

Lay your already-gathered curtain flat with the reverse side facing up.

Gathering the lining’s heading tape by pulling the cords

Step 2 / 5

Gather the lining

Pull the cords in the heading tape to match the curtain’s gathers. Tie off the ends.

Inserting hooks into the heading tape of the lining placed on the curtain

Step 3 / 5

Insert the hooks

Place the lining on top of the curtain. Insert the hooks into the lining’s heading tape.

Joining the curtain and lining heading tapes with a hook

Step 4 / 5

Join the two heading tapes

Pass the hooks through the curtain’s heading tape as well, then clip them into place to lock them.

Aligning the lining’s folds with those of the hanging curtain

Step 5 / 5

Adjust the folds

Hang the curtain, then align the lining’s folds with those of the curtain.

The result: lining suspended from the curtain’s heading tape

The result

From the lining side

The lining hangs from the curtain’s heading tape.

Keep the heading tape cords intact!

Tie the cords without cutting them so you can readjust the gathers if needed.

Attaching with hook-and-loop tape

Attach your lining in four steps

This method is for linings designed to attach with hook-and-loop tape. Apply the tape, then attach your lining.

Step 1 / 4

Start 2 cm (approx. ¾ inch) from the edge

Position the start of the hook-and-loop tape 2 cm (approx. ¾ inch) from the edge.

Step 2 / 4

Lay the tape flat

Unroll the hook-and-loop tape and lay it flat without any creases.

Step 3 / 4

Stick the tape in place

Peel off the backing paper to stick the hook-and-loop tape to the intended surface.

Step 4 / 4

Attach your lining

Position the lining on the hook-and-loop tape and press to secure it.

The Moondream tip

Add a stitch at each end to help keep the hook-and-loop tape in place.

Watch how to apply hook-and-loop tape

Follow the installation steps to attach your lining, one step at a time.

Watch the tutorial on YouTube

Need help attaching your lining?

Our customer service team can help you with installation.

Contact us