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New Term, New Soft Furnishings Check!

Writer: Emma S
Emma S
14 hours ago
1 min read

New term ~ New class list ~ New... curtains & blinds?


Probably not top of anyone's back-to-school checklist.

But it should at least make the list.




A stage complete with curtains open.




Classrooms, halls, dining rooms, common areas - the soft furnishings in a busy education setting take a beating that most domestic curtains never see. Sticky fingers, constant use, growing bodies bustling past curtains and blinds. All the time they're quietly, needing to meet the same fire safety standards as any other public building.





An office or classroom setting with blinds at the windows.





Durability Isn't Optional Here

A curtain that looks lovely for six months and then falls apart under daily wear isn't doing its job - it's a false economy. Every fabric we use for education clients is contract-grade: built to withstand the kind of daily use a school hall or student common room dishes out, not just look good on day one.



Fire Safety, Every Time

We manufacture to BS 5867 Part 2 as standard across healthcare, hospitality and education settings alike - schools and colleges are no exception. Blackout linings, easy-care fabrics for high-traffic common areas and fire-rated fabric options throughout - the options are endless!


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Made Once, Made Properly

We measure, manufacture and fit everything in-house, from a single classroom to a full estate refurbishment - so there's one point of contact and one team accountable for how it all turns out, from start to finish.


If the new term's thrown a spotlight on tired-looking or ageing curtains and blinds somewhere on site, now's a sensible moment to get it sorted before the year gets any busier.







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