SunnyDayFabric Long Length Flag matexisutoraipu Cotton Natural W33.4 x H66.9
Product Description
SunnyDayFabric Long Length Flag matexisutoraipu Cotton Natural W33.4 x H66.9
- Rod is not included in this package.Proper diameter for rod is less than 0.8inch.The rod for café curtain is normally suitable for this doorway curtain.
- The split at the center starts from approximately 7inches from the top.around 7 inches are sewn and jointed from the top at the center.
- Both sides, front and backside, look same except stitching line.So it looks attractive from either side of your room.
- The average shrinkage is approximately 5%.it is washable by hand with around 30 degree hotwater.easy to keep clean.
- this doorway curtain fairly blocks the heat by limiting the ariflow from other room or space.besides it keeps your privacy and prevent excess light this is not fireproofed not possible to muffle a sound.the zipper or magnet is not attached to the center of curtains.Hope it would be great functionally, and decoratively to your room.
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