MOALINA Curtains, 1 pair, beige,

990 THB
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MOALINA Curtains, 1 pair, beige, 145x250 cm
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A perfect solution when you want privacy or want to block annoying glares on TV and computer screens. The outside light still comes through and creates a cosy atmosphere in the room.

Article number104.910.50

Product details

The curtains lower the general light level and provide privacy by preventing people outside from seeing directly into the room.

The eyelet heading allows you to hang the curtains directly on a curtain rod.

Designer

IKEA of Sweden

Article number104.910.50

  • Comprises: 2 curtains.

    The measurement applies to each individual curtain length.

    You can use SY iron-on hemming strip to shorten the curtains without sewing.

  • 55% viscose/rayon, 45% cotton

    Shrinkage maximum 4%.

    Machine wash, max 30°C, normal process.

    Do not bleach.

    Do not tumble dry.

    Iron, max 150°C.

    Do not dryclean.

  • We want to have a positive impact on the planet. That is why by 2030, we want all materials in our products to be recycled or renewable, and sourced in responsible ways.

    By using renewable materials like cellulose and cotton fibres in this product, we avoid using fossil or finite materials.

Measurements

Length: 250 cm

Width: 145 cm

Area: 3.63 m²

Package quantity: 2 pieces

Weight: 1.90 kg

  • MOALINAArticle number104.910.50

    Width: 28 cm

    Height: 7 cm

    Length: 37 cm

    Weight: 2.20 kg

    Package(s): 1

Material

What is viscose?

Viscose is a strong and silky-smooth fibre – even softer than cotton. It is particularly great to use for towels and bed linens since the fibre has a very good ability to absorb moisture and provides a cool, comfortable feeling against the skin. The viscose fibre is made of cellulose, often from wood pulp of beech or eucalyptus. And just as with any other wood raw material, we strive to use it as smartly and efficiently as possible to avoid waste.