Flame Retardant Curtain Fabric

Flame Retardant Curtain Fabric — Fabrics for Draperies, Tablecloths, Wall and Ceiling Drape, Party, Event & Tent Decorations, Sold by the Yard, Bolt, Wholesale Roll and Cases

If you are designing drapery or other window treatments for a business or public space you will want to use fire retardant fabrics. There are many different types of fabrics and colors to choose from in this category, and we offer a great selection of styles and materials to help you create the perfect look for your setting. However, before you buy your flame retardant curtains, it is important to understand the standards that these fabrics must meet to be effective and adhere to proper safety regulations.

There are several different methods used to make fabrics fire retardant. One common method is to dunk the fabric in a solution that contains chemicals that make it less flammable. This method works well for some fabrics, especially those made from more natural fibers, and it can be used to produce a great variety of finishes that are ideal for draperies and other fabric applications.

Another type of fire retardant fabric treatment is to apply a chemical coating to the surface of the fabric. This type of treatment is generally less obtrusive, and it can be used to make any fabric fire retardant. While these coatings are generally very durable, they also tend to require a certain amount of maintenance to keep them working properly.

Lastly, there are some fabrics that are inherently flame retardant, meaning that they have been milled from modified synthetic staple fibers and yarns that don't need any additional treatment to achieve the required fire resistance indices. This is a very reliable form of flame retardancy, and it can be laundered over many times without impacting the fabric's fire resistance. Fabrics that are classed as inherently flame retardant are usually referred to as FR fabrics and will often have a FR symbol printed on them.

While there are many things that can affect the effectiveness of your flame retardant curtains, there is one thing you should always remember: they are not fireproof. Even the best fire retardant curtains are not entirely resistant to flames, so it is important to have a fire alarm in your business or venue and to practice basic fire safety at all times.

Using a fire retardant fabric for your curtains and other furnishings can make your space safer, but it is still important to follow all the standards set by your local safety agency. Be sure to read the label on your fabrics carefully, and contact your safety agency if you have any questions or concerns about using a particular fabric for your business. Our customer service team is happy to help you find the perfect fire retardant curtains for your business or venue. Browse our collection of FR fabrics and place your order today. We ship quickly and reliably.

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