- ^^ Perfect cover - limits the sunlight coming into the room ^^ Practical flex tape - will allow you to easily fix the curtain ^^ Universal design - will fit into the decor of any interior
Product description
Milan curtain is made of soft blackout blackoutfabric. Smooth and of uniform powder color, it is elegant and pleasant to the touch. It is distinguished by a delicate satin sheen. In addition to providing visual qualities, the curtain at the same time perfectly shields from the sunlight coming in from outside. Thanks to high blackout of the fabric at 50-60%, it provides privacy and allows for a longer sleep in the morning. Therefore, it is ideal for heavily sunlit rooms.
The curtain is equipped with a practical flex tape, which can be easily fixed with safety pins. Thanks to it, the fabric is arranged in even waves adding style to the curtain and can be easily moved along the ceiling track.
Dimensions:
- 140 x 300 cm
Wrinkle tape width:
- 8 cm
Weight:
- 210 g/m2
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We provide a manufacturer's/distributor's warranty on all products sold by the LOZKOHOLICY store.EN Sp.featuring.o. Sp. K. for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase. Defects revealed during this period will be removed free of charge by the Guarantor within 14 days counted from the date of delivery of the product to the Guarantor.
The warranty does not apply:
- Normal wear and tear.
- Damage caused by poor use (not following the recommendations shown on the manufacturer's label).
A GUARANTEE, correctly submitted by you, should contain at least: - Your name and surname, address, - order number, name of the product and date of the contract forming the basis of the complaint, - subject of the complaint, with an indication of your request.
Mailing address: LOZKOHOLICY.EN Sp.featuring.o. Sp. K. zacisze Street 34, 08-110 Zelków-Kolonia
The cost of returning the goods for warranty shall be borne by the Buyer. Warranty, does not exclude, limit or suspend the rights of the buyer under the warranty provisions for defects of the sold thing.
