Ulan Fabric in colour Brass, ULAN-BRASS. Botanical Escape is a collection of exotic imagery with unique techniques that fuse this bold and vivacious range of fabrics by Kai. Filled with inspiring patterns and textures, silhouette floral jacquards, plush cut velvets and stunning embroidered digital prints. Available in an array of contemporary tones including Olive and Oyster, Ebony and Brass, Emerald, and Spa, and Paprika and Plaster. Suitable for made to measure curtains and roman blinds .
Ulan Fabric – Brass
Code: ULAN-BRASS
£55.27 per metre / Inc VAT
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Made to Measure Curtains
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100% Cotton, Embroidery: 100% Viscose
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This is the measurement from where the track will be fit to the floor. New Child Safety legislation EN13120:2009 + A1:2014 states the loop of the Blind chain must be 60cm off the floor. This measurement is still required if the blind is being fit inside a recess or above a countertop.
Recess or Blind Measurement?
Please tell us if you have given the actual Blind Size (Blind will be made this size) or the size of the window recess the blind is to fit into (an allowance will be knocked off by the workroom to allow the blind to fit into the recess). Click here for measuring advice...
Track Options
Extras
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Lining Options
Lining your blinds provides a higher quality finished product and prolongs the life of the blinds. We recommend blackout lining for bedroom blinds and with embroidered or silk fabrics. See FAQs for more info.
Control Placement
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Accessories
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