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Tyrone Kew White Lace Window Set

Sizes stated are per curtain panel.
  • £23.00 - £28.90
  • (Delivery from £3.45 )
Item in Stock   |   Usually dispatched within 24 hours

Kew is a traditional lace window set including two matching tie backs and a valance, all ready to hang. 

Comes with a slot top heading which is ideal for use with thin curtain poles and tension rods.

Included: 2 Curtains, Attached Valance, 2 Matching Tie Backs

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Kew is a traditional lace window set including two matching tie backs and a valance, all ready to hang. 

Comes with a slot top heading which is ideal for use with thin curtain poles and tension rods.

Included: 2 Curtains, Attached Valance, 2 Matching Tie Backs

Heading: Slot top heading - for use with wire or a telescopic rod or tension rod.

Washing Care: For the best care, cool hand wash, rinse and drip dry. Cool Iron. 

 

SAMPLES - £0.99

Tracked 48 UK delivery - £3.45

UK Non-Mainland - £5.00

*Standard delivery is free for orders over £59

Express Tracked - £7.95

Surcharges (for poles, tracks and rods) from £7.00 to £25.00 based on length and destination.

The surcharges start from £3.50 for orders over £59 and FREE for orders over £300

Notes

  • All standard orders are sent on a Tracked 48 service which has a delivery aim of 3-5 working days. Tracking details will be sent to you once the order has been dispatched but may take up to 24 hours to appear on the courier website after you receive your shipping notification. 
    *We strongly advise using the tracking provided to manage your delivery.  If no other instructions are received from yourself, the courier may leave this parcel in a place that they deem as safe.
  • Our Express Delivery has a delivery aim of 1-2 working days from the date of dispatch.
  • All delivery times quoted are from the date of dispatch
  • All items are subject to a making or dispatch time as well as the delivery time. Details of the making and dispatch times can be found on the product pages. As these are working days these exclude weekends and bank holidays.
  • Surcharges still applies if you have qualified for free delivery but is at a reduced rate.
  • For faster delivery please use Express. However we cannot guarantee express delivery in the following postcodes and areas – most of the Scottish Highlands, any remote areas and islands, and all AB, IV, KW, LA, PA, PH, BT, CA18 - CA27, HS1 - HS9, IM, TR21 - TR25, ZE postcodes. 
  • These areas and postcodes may also incur an additional postal charge for oversize items. If this is the case we will contact you and advise the costs before completing the order.
  • Orders for multiple items may be dispatched separately.  Please see your dispatch email for details of what has been sent.
  • If you are interested in an overseas delivery please contact us for a quote.

For further information on our delivery please see our detailed guidance here or please contact the team at hello@netcurtainsdirect.com

Ready Made Curtains
Style Traditional
Heading Type Slot Top
Colour White
Washing care Hand Wash Only / Cool Iron
Fabric Type Unlined
Composition 100% Polyester
Returnable Yes
Quantity Pair of Curtains
 
 
Product Overview
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Voile curtains are very similar to nets but for the geeks among us they do differ in fabric construction.

Essentially the threads in net curtains are knitted together while in voiles they are woven. This means nets tend to be a coarser fabric but also means they are cheaper than voiles as the fabric is easier to produce and they can be cut to size without the need for hemming sides.

Voiles do need hemmed sides to stop fraying, but the benefit is that they have a softer drape, and can come in more creative designs – colours, embroidery and fabric blends are all possibilities with voiles.
Are curtains or blinds best?

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Generally curtains lend a more luxurious feel to the room, while blinds look neater and more contemporary. Curtains can also offer better thermal insulation, while blinds are generally easier to clean.

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Largely this is a matter of taste, but most of the time people choose one of three options:

1.       Just below the window. Offering a neat look, this is also generally cheaper as it needs less fabric. It can also be more practical if the room is busy or long curtains could pose a hazard, near a fireplace for instance.

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3.       In a puddle on the floor. As above this makes a room seem taller and shows off a beautiful fabric. Puddled fabric looks less formal and really suits linens and other natural fabrics.

The length of curtain you need depends on where your pole is positioned. We rate this blog on how to hang curtains from stylist and interior designer Emily Henderson

https://stylebyemilyhenderson.com/blog/hanging-curtains-all-wrong