Best Curtain Tiebacks & Holdbacks UK (2026) — Page 2

Pros

• Sturdy wall-mounted metal design holds heavier curtains better than fabric tiebacks
• Simple screw-fit installation with fixings included
• Silver finish suits most modern hardware and window fittings

Cons

• Fixed hook shape suits curtains rather than very heavy drapes

Pros

• Sturdy wall-mounted metal design holds heavier curtains better than fabric tiebacks
• Simple screw-fit installation with fixings included
• Black finish suits contemporary and industrial-style rooms

Cons

• Fixed hook shape suits curtains rather than very heavy drapes

Pros

• Decorative gold leaf design adds a touch of style over a plain metal hook
• Adjustable buckle-style clips fit a range of curtain fabric thicknesses
• Sold as a pack of two, ready for a matching pair of curtains

Cons

• Buckle clip style suits lighter to mid-weight curtains rather than heavy drapes

Pros

• Bronze metal finish suits traditional and period-style curtain poles
• Solid hook design holds heavier curtain fabrics securely
• Sold as a matching pair for symmetrical dressing

Cons

• Bronze finish is a specific look that will not suit every colour scheme

Pros

• Cotton rope construction is weather-resistant enough for outdoor curtains
• Rustic braided look suits farmhouse and coastal-style rooms
• Simple wrap-and-hook fitting needs no tools

Cons

• Rope thickness may look bulky against very lightweight fabrics

Pros

• Well-reviewed wall-mounted holdback with over a thousand ratings
• Solid wood U-shaped hook holds curtains open cleanly without tying
• Includes stainless steel screws for a secure wall fixing

Cons

• Wall-mounted design needs drilling, unlike tie-style tiebacks