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Hanging Type: Pencil Pleat
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Hanging Type: Tab Top
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Hanging Type: Pencil Pleat
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Hanging Type: Pencil Pleat
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- Pencil Pleat: It has a sewn tape on the back where hooks are placed. Ideal for hanging on a curtain rail.
- Eyelets: Has built-in metal or plastic rings in the fabric. Ideal for hanging directly on a curtain rod.
- Tab Top: It has fabric loops at the top. Ideal for hanging directly on a curtain rod.
- Tunnel: It has a continuous sewn opening across the full width. The curtain rod passes through the fabric. Ideal for fixed curtains that are not opened and closed frequently.
- Velvet: Heavy, luxurious fabric that provides high blackout and light thermal insulation, ideal for bedrooms.
- Voile: Soft and semi-transparent fabric that gently filters natural light, creating a light and romantic atmosphere.
- Gauze: Extremely fine and sheer fabric that allows maximum light to pass through, ideal for decorative use or layering.
- Jacquard: Heavy fabric with intricate, textured patterns woven into its structure, offering a regal aesthetic and high shading.
- Linen: Natural, breathable fabric that offers a relaxed, earthy aesthetic and moderate light filtering.
- Loneta: Durable, medium-weight blended fabric that cuts glare without darkening the room, making it the most practical and popular choice for living rooms.
- Organza: Transparent and slightly stiff fabric with a subtle sheen, which retains its volume for impressive, airy compositions.
- Satin: Smooth, glossy fabric that adds a sense of luxury to the space and provides satisfactory, moderate light filtering.
- Taffeta: Stiff fabric with a distinctive texture and slight sheen that stands prominently in the space, providing good shading.
- Transparent: They allow the maximum amount of natural light to enter the space, offering an airy aesthetic and minimal visual privacy.
- Semi-transparent: They filter out harsh sunlight and block prying eyes, while keeping the room pleasantly bright.
- Full Blackout: They completely block out external light, ensuring total darkness and light thermal insulation, ideal for bedrooms.