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Pavilion
Boucle White 150cm Voile Fabric - Sold by the Metre
Cut from the roll for fast despatch
£12.00
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(Delivery from £3.80 £3.17 )
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This quality boucle fabric with a textured slub appearance is great for creating your own curtains or can be used for draping, and is great for decorating any room or venue for a special occasion.
Simply add the product to your basket, and then view your basket to enter the amount of metres you require.
This quality boucle fabric with a textured slub appearance is great for creating your own curtains or can be used for draping, and is great for decorating any room or venue for a special occasion.
Simply add the product to your basket, and then view your basket to enter the amount of metres you require.
Fabric Width: 150cm/59".
Washing Care: For the best care wash on a delicate 30° cycle.
Colour: White.
This sheer voile fabric is 150cm wide and is cut straight from the roll, it has unfinished edges and a fused heading and base hem.
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UK Orders
Please note: Unfortunately due to the current and upcoming local and nationwide Royal Mail strikes there may be delays in receiving your order. We will do all we can to minimise disruption. This will not affect international orders.
If you wish for your order to be delivered by courier then please select 'Express Tracked' service at checkout. Please note this does not speed up the making time of your curtain, just the delivery once your order has been despatched.
What's the difference between net curtains and voiles?
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.
How do you hang voile curtains?
There are two main ways to hang voile curtains.
The easiest is to use a tension rod, which extends to fit your window and which holds itself in place. There’s no drilling required and they can be taken down easily if you want to wash your curtains. You can also buy telescopic rods that hang on sticky hooks as an alternative.
The traditional way and cheapest method is to buy a net wire. Net wires have eyes that fit into their ends, so they can be attached to hooks (screw hooks, or sticky) on the wall. Net wires are also good for narrow slot tops curtains.
Can voile curtains go in the washing machine?
Yes most voiles can go in the washing machine with no problem at all.
Just check the washing instructions if the voile is a fabric blend or has embroidery.
Generally we recommend using a hand wash setting on your machine as this will provide the best temperature and spin.
Once washed, hang your voile curtain with as little creasing or pegging as possible. (We don't recommend a tumble dryer as the heat can damage the fibres in the curtain.)
Can voile curtains be lined?
Yes, you can line voile curtains.
As well as increasing privacy, this also increase their thermal qualities.
Most of the time though, it’s used by customer who have fallen in love with a special voile fabric and want it to be the star of their room. You can see our lined voile ranges here, or if you would like to talk to us about your ideas, please email us on hello@netcurtainsdirect.com
How do you maximise privacy with voile curtains?
The simplest way to maximize privacy is to increase the gather of the fabric – this provides a greater overlap of the fabric and is a superb way to increase privacy. We recommend a 2.5x gather for this reason.
In addition at NCD, we also provide a density rating for every net curtain in our range, from 1, the sheerest fabrics which maximize light, to 5 our densest designs or fabrics.
You can find more details on our density rating here
Measuring Advice
How do you measure up for voile curtains?
It’s very easy to measure up for net curtains. Just follow our simple guide here
