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The Chateau Honeycomb Cream Made to Measure Curtains
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1 Enter Your Measurements
The measurements you have entered are out of our standard parameters, please contact us directly on 010706 244200 or email orders@musburyfabrics.co.uk and we will be happy to discuss your dimensions and provide you with a quotation.
Before placing your order, please use our measuring instructions found 'here'
2 Heading Options
eyelet
pencil pleat
2.B Select your Eyelet Colour
Antique Brass
Bright Brass
Chrome
Satin Silver
3 Lining Options Curtains
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Measuring Instructions
Curtain Track
WIDTH – Measure from one end of your curtain track to the other. If you have a curtain track with overlaps or returns, simply add together both halves of the track length.
LENGTH / DROP – Measure from the top of your track to your required finished drop.
Curtain Pole
WIDTH– Measure the width of your pole between the two finial’s (the pole ends).
LENGTH / DROP - For curtains on pencil pleat tape: – measure from the bottom of your pole to your required finished drop.
For Eyelet curtains: measure from the top of your pole and add an extra 2.5 cm (1"). Your curtains will be made to this length as eyelet curtains are intended to sit above the pole.
Blinds
Recess Size
Measure the width and length at 3 different points. Use the smallest measurement.
'Actual' blind size
Recommended width is window size plus approx 10cm (4”) either side. Height from preferred fixing point to preferred length.
The design of the Honeycomb fabric picks up on the theme of nature and in particular the bees that play such an important part of the natural cycle - pollinating the wild flowers that grow in The Chateau's meadow, the Wisteria that grows up the Orangery and the produce grown in the Walled Garden. The hexagonal patterning, mixed with the flower and bee imagery, creates a beautifully soft but geometric pattern set in 100% cotton base.
