Curtains and blinds

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DESIGNDESIGN

CURTAINS AND BLINDS


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INTRODUCTION

CURTAIN -DECORATIVE

FABRIC COMMONLY HUNG TO

REGULATE THE ADMISSION OF

LIGHT AT WINDOWS AND TO

PREVENT DRAFTS FROM DOOR

OR WINDOW OPENINGS.

ABLINDIS A TYPE OF WINDOW

COVERING . A TYPICAL WINDOW

BLIND IS MADE UP OF SEVERAL

LONG HORIZONTAL OR VERTICAL

SLATS WHICH ARE HELD

TOGETHER BY CORDS THAT RUN

THROUGH THE BLIND SLATS. A

WINDOW BLIND IS ALSO KNOWN

AS AWINDOW SHADE


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APPLICATIONS

Curtains are used to block incomingsunlight.They are used as a divider, or partition,between rooms within a residential

setting.


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They are used inmusical and theatre

productions.These types ofcurtains areexponentially biggerthan "regular"curtains as they serve

to cover up the entirestage in betweenacts.A curtain may beused for providing a

privacy faade,blocking what isgoing on from oneroom to the next.


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!#$%& C'&TA()*

+unctions byimpeding the waterthat is reected and

dispersed when anindividual takes ashower. (t saves people the

hassle of having toclean up the waterthat otherwisewould end up on theoor due to the

tra-ectory and


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FITTING AND FIXTURES

T(%AC/!* 0ecorative and practicalaccessory. They are used to holdopen the curtain panel from

the window to let the lightin. 0i1erent types and styles*ows, cords, tassels, fabric2in many forms and shapes3with hooks.

#40 AC/* A decorative rigid form oftie back, usually made ofmetal, brass or iron.

They are attached to thewall on the side of the


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C'&TA() !* A device used tosuspend curtains. 5aterials*wood, metal,

plastic.

C'&TA() &()6!* &ings used for

holding up acurtains to rail orrod. 5aterials*plastic, wood,

metal.


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REMOTE CONTROL CURTAIN SYSTEMS

A remote controlled curtain system allows you

to have the convenience of opening and closingyour curtains at the touch of a button.

$#&/()6*7(t works by the remote control

sending an infrared signal to a receiver onthe curtains.

7This infrared receiver isinstalled into the

curtain track of curtains. 7$hen 8nished hooking up thecurtains to the track, the remote may beused. $hen the remote is used an infraredsignal is sent


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6%)%&A4 &%9'(&%5%)T! Curtains shall be machinesewn throughout and wheretwo or more widths are -oinedthey shall have an over lockedseam. !tandard heading tapeshould be :;mm pencil pleattype unless otherwise

speci8ed. !ide seams shall be baglined.


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C'&TA() T&AC/ ')C#&0%0 Tracks to be securely 8xed either intothe lintel or into new existing battens withwood screws of suitable gauge and length>brackets to be 8tted at maximumintervals of ?@@mm or to the

manufacturers speci8cation, withappropriate number of runners and endstops.


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C'&TA() C#&0%0 Cording sets typically shall comprise of =master runners, one double and one single

pulley, = end stops and continuous coredweight complete with cord as speci8ed bymanufacturer

ATT%)! attens shall comprise of planned softwoodchamfered on all face edges, suitablyprepared to suit clients reBuirements. To be securely 8xed with countersunkscrews of suitable gauge and length atminimum ;@mm centres to walls by drillingand plugging or according to base structure.


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SPECIFICATION FOR BLINDS

,%& 4()0!&oller blinds are madefrom the highest Bualityfabrics. To operate, simplyuse the chain at the side ofthe blind which will raiseand lower it to the heightyou prefer.They are to be capable of

side 8xing as reBuired usingmetal brackets.The blinds shall have sideedges 8nished free of snags

or loose 8bres.The bottom edge shall


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CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

Pelmets for curtain track system

A pelmet(also called a "corniceboard") is a

framework placed above awindow, used to concealcurtain xtures !ese canbe used decoratively (toide te curtain rod) andalso elp insulate tewindow by preventin#convection currents Apelmet can be made of

plywood, and may be
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Design the cornice to f

it your homeSelect materials andcollect key toolsAssemble the basic

boxApply the trim

Smooth and finish thecorniceMount the cornice over

the window

Addin# window or door cornices will brin#fresness and style to any room d$cor !ey%llide u#ly curtain rods and add a touc of

custom&made detailin# tat makes an ordinarywindow or door look like sometin# special
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MARKET SURVEY

!#J7 !aboo +abrics, 0harampeth.


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There are many di1erent and fabriccombinations that you can use for a curatin. utshould choose material that are fade resistant,

especially if the room gets a lot of light.!ome of the material available in )agpur are7Cloth7 Available permetre.Jrice* :; &sKm.

Tissue7 Available permetre.Jrice* GE; &sKm for plaintissue. =;@ &sKm for

embroidered tissue.)et7Available per metre.Jrice* ?;7;@ &sKm.


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Lute7 Available permetre.Jrice* GE;7I;@&sKm.

!hower curtains74ength* 8bre Buality*E inches macro Buality*

;? incheseight* : feetJrice*GE;7E@@ &s.

eads*4ength* feeteight* : feet

Jrice* I;@7G=@@

4ace*4ength* feeteight* : feetJrice* ?;@ &s


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Tie back*Available in pair.

Jrice* =@@ &sKpair.

linds*

Curtain rods*

Available in various stylesranges from I@7 G@@@K7 ormore per

rod or in pair.


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BLINDS


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CURTAIN RODS


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CATLOG


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SHOWER CURTAINS


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INTERIOR USE


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