
Curtains and blinds for Queen's Arc
Queen's Arc is a Aug 2021 BTO project in Queenstown with 3-room, 4-room flats, 610 units in total. HDB's estimated completion at launch was 3Q 2027. This page sets out what to plan for curtains and blinds before and after you collect your keys.
Get a quoteHDB and BTO packages
2-room $378 · 3-room $478 · 4-room $578 · 5-room $678. Tracks and installation included.
About Queen's Arc
Curtains and blinds at Queen's Arc
Queen's Arc has towers of about 39 to 40 storeys in Queenstown. High floors get strong, unshaded sun and wind when windows are open, so heavier curtains on a ceiling track and blinds with bottom weights or side channels sit better. Sunscreen roller blinds in the living room keep the view while cutting glare.
Queen's Arc has two sale blocks of 23 and 39 storeys between Queen's Crescent and Queensway Drive, plus a third block of rental flats, curving along a series of landscaped trails. Stacked Homes said the most sought-after units face south-west and get afternoon sun for four to six months a year, while north-facing stacks sit away from main road noise. Lower floors near the drop-off point hear some traffic, and the nearest MRT station is a fair walk away.

Window plan for Queen's Arc
A tip for Queenstown owners
Queen's Arc had a 67-month estimated wait to 3Q 2027, so hold off buying fabric until keys are close; household needs, such as a nursery or a home office, often change over five years.

Timeline around key collection
During renovation planningTell your contractor where you want ceiling tracks or curtain boxes, and whether any blinds or tracks will be motorised, so power points and pelmet depth are planned before the ceiling and carpentry go in.Learn more →
After you collect your keysBook a home measuring visit. We measure every window in the finished flat and bring fabric and blind samples to hold up against your own light. The $50 deposit is credited to your order.
After painting and carpentryTracks and blinds go up once the walls are painted and built-ins are in, so they line up with the finished surfaces. Our installation page explains the fixing options.Learn more →Sources
Common questions
Are blackout curtains needed on the north side of Queen's Arc?
Not in every room. North-facing stacks avoid direct afternoon sun and sit away from main road noise, so dim-out curtains often suit living areas. Bedrooms depend on your routine: anyone who sleeps late or works shifts will still want blackout, because morning daylight is bright even without direct sun.
When is Queen's Arc expected to be completed?
HDB's estimate at launch was 3Q 2027. Completion can vary by block, so check your HDB account or the key collection letter for your block's date.
When should I measure for curtains at Queen's Arc?
After you collect your keys, so we measure the actual window openings. If you plan ceiling tracks, curtain boxes or motorised blinds, decide them earlier with your contractor so the ceiling and power points are ready.
What curtains suit a 4-room flat at Queen's Arc?
Most owners choose a day and night set in the living room, blackout curtains or blinds in bedrooms, and a roller or venetian blind for the kitchen or service yard. The right mix depends on which way your windows face.
Do you install curtains and blinds in new BTO flats?
Yes. We supply and install made-to-measure curtains and all types of blinds in HDB flats across Singapore, including new BTO projects. WhatsApp +65 9071 3976 or use the contact page to book a measuring visit.
Tell us about your windows
Send photos and rough window sizes on WhatsApp for an early quote. When you are ready, we measure at your home and bring fabric and blind samples. The visit needs a $50 deposit, credited to your order. Found a lower quote for the same curtains? We price match. See the price match terms.





