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FR is an acronym for Flame Retardant and is what all our fabrics adhere to. There are various qualities of Flame Retardancy and you can find out more here. If you require a non-Flame Retardant fabric, please call our sales team and we will more than likely be able to help.
Yes, in most situations where fabrics are to be used in Public places, they are required to comply with the BS5867 part 2 B (Fabrics to be used as curtains or Drapes) regulation.
It may be that your local Fire Authority stipulates that all fabrics used in their locality should be DFR. It is always wise to check with your local fire officer before starting a project.
Hard question to answer as there is no way of telling unless you have them tested and then you have a rather large burn mark on your drapes. The method that generally satisfies fire officers, local authorities etc is the production of an up to date fire certificate that can be directly matched to the drapes you have hanging, failure to do so has been known to result in closure of venues.
On each fabric page on the website there is a download option for relevant Fire Test Certificates.
You will need to contact your account manager or a member of the team to supply a full Fire Test Certificate
All our fabrics comply to the British Standard BS5867 part 2 B which is accepted in most places around the world, but if you are planning to use the fabrics in some parts of Europe let us know as we have fabrics which comply to both French M1 and German B1 standards too.
Yes we offer a free A5 sample service that can be ordered through the website.
Yes we export to over 75 different countries.
We have a range of storage solutions available in the consumables section of the website
Not on our standard stocked fabrics, some bespoke fabrics do have a minimum order quantity applicable?
We have a small range of floor coverings, the most popular of which is our Joelmat (which you can also get in Black High Gloss). We also offer an Exhibition-quality corded carpet. However, we can always help with almost any requirement.
Essentially there is no difference, it is just different terminology. However the term drape is traditionally used to reference industrial requirements and curtains is more commonly used for private projects.
Customer discretion, too far on the floor can create a trip hazard.
Either from the eye of the runner to the floor or from the underside of the track to the floor, allowances will need to be made for finished drape height.
Yes depending on what fabric your drape is made of. For more technical information contact a member of our team.
We are able to digitally print onto certain fabrics up to a maximum of 12m wide fabrics
Yes we export to over 75 different countries.
Depending on distance and the eligibility of the proposed project then generally no we do not charge.
T60 and T70 tracks are steel fabricated tracks as is the Unitrack. 2Way, 3Way, E Rail, Unibeam and Unicyc are all manufactured from an aluminium extrusion.
Yes we have a range of drape hooks and fixings available
We sell a range of storage solutions including Flight Cases, Storage Bins, Bags and Flooring Trolley's
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