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    Composite fabric combine layers (e.g., fabric + lining), giving the shade a more structured shape. Ideal for insulation, and high-performance applications.

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    Custom Roman Shades & Blinds | Fold (Upgraded Version)
    Motorized Lift Composite Fabric
    from $45.99

    What is Composite Fabric

    Composite fabric is a material made by bonding two or more different fabrics or layers together, often combining textiles with films, foams, or membranes. This creates a single fabric with enhanced performance and unique characteristics.

    Differences between composite fabric and ordinary fabric

    Construction

    Composite fabric: Adds an extra process—bonding a layer of white lining to the back.
    Ordinary fabric: Consists of just a single layer.

    Texture

    Composite fabric: Stiffer and more structured
    Ordinary fabric: Feel softer and more flexible

    Shading rate

    Composite fabric: Composite fabrics come with a layer of composite lining that provides a certain level of light blocking.
    Ordinary fabric: Ordinary fabrics have weaker shading and require an additional lining.

    Shade Styles

    Composite fabric: Shades made with composite fabric hold a crisp, neat shape, making them ideal for Roman shade styles such as plain fold, flat fold, pleated fold, and soft fold. They are not suitable for relaxed styles.
    Ordinary fabric: Work well with all styles.

    Roman Shade Styles

    Ideal for composite fabric

    01

    Plain Fold

    Classic Roman Style

    02

    Flat Fold

    Upgraded Style

    03

    Pleated Fold

    Exclusive Design

    04

    Soft Fold

    Exclusive Design

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    Note on Deduction

    • Order Width = Actual Inside Window Width
    • Order Height = Inside Window Height
    • Recommended window frame depth: 2 inches.
    • Our factory will make a 3/8" deduction from the total width. Please do not make your own deductions.
    • lf the width has a 1/16" or 1/32" increment, round it down to the nearest 1/8".
    Measuring
    • Order Width = Outside Window Width + 4-6 inches
    • Order Height = Outside Window Height +4 inches
    • No minimum depth requirement.
    • Please add 4 to 6 inches to the measured width of the sash to avoid light gaps.
    • It is recommended to mount the shade at least 4 inches above the window frame.
    Measuring

    How to measure windows for your blinds

    Measure Width and Length Correctly

    Roman shades can be inside mounted or outside mounted.
    Considering the window frame depth is the first step.

    Standard Shade

    1. Min.Inside Mount Depth Requires 2 inches
    2.Headrail Size: 5/8 inches H x 1 7/8 inches D
    3. Valance height: 6 inches
    4. Bracket Size: 1 1/2 inches H x 1 7/8 inches D
    5. Pointed Screw Length: 1 3/16 inches
    6. Flat Head Screw Length: 1 1/8 inches

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    No-Drill Shades

    Offer a hassle-free alternative to traditional blinds that require drilling into the window frame or wall.

    Check our No-Drill Roman Shades collection here.

    Flame Retardant Shades

    Fire retardant curtains help contain heat and slow fire spread, providing vital protection during a fire.

    Check our Flame Retardant Shades here.