Bleached Flax
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Description
With delicate textures that convey a sense of softness and depth, Bleached Flax captures classic sophistication in its beautiful simplicity. Crafted of hand-tied fibers on white warp threads, this neutral window shade has a subtle striated pattern that gives it a quiet and alluring appearance.
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Details
- Composition: Bleached Natural Fiber
- Warp Thread Color: White
- Max Width: 162 in, Seamable to 192 in
- Color Family: Ivory, White
- Privacy Level: Semi-opaque
- Double Density: Available
- Price Tier: Legacy
- Treatment Style: Roman Fold, Sliding Panel
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Sustainability
- At CONRAD, we make every shade from rapidly renewable grasses and plants that are sustainably grown and harvested. Our skilled artisans then prepare the fibers and weave each shade using traditional handlooms, a process that consumes little energy and produces minimal waste.
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Commercial Applications
- CONRAD shades specified for hospitality and commercial projects are treated with optional flame retardancy treatment and meet NFPA-701 requirements. A California certificate of flame resistance is provided.
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Sustainability
Commercial Applications
Fabric Lining (optional)
Poly/Cotton
Black-out
Akari
Shade Specification Options
Shade Styles & Methods of Operation
The shade waterfalls from the front of the headerboard, with the operating mechanism located behind the shade.
| Methods of Operation | |
| Control Loop | |
| Somfy Battery Motor | |
| Somfy Low Voltage Motor | |
| Somfy Line Voltage Motor | |
| *Lutron Motor |
* Requires certified Lutron shade installer.
The shade waterfalls from the back of the headerboard, with the operating mechanism located in front of the shade. A front valance is included to conceal the mechanism.
| Methods of Operation | |
| Control Loop | |
| Somfy Battery Motor | |
| Somfy Low Voltage Motor | |
| Somfy Line Voltage Motor | |
| *Lutron Motor |
* Requires certified Lutron shade installer.
Shade Styles & Methods of Operation
Shade panels hang from a track system, and are pulled along their track by control loop or baton. Shades may be left stack, right stack, center stack, split stack, or free floating.
For information about method of operation and pricing, please contact us.
