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Flaxton by Charles Parson | Sheer Drapery

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Flaxton by Charles Parson is a vertical stripe sheer drapery fabric made using 100% polyester, available in two colour themes. 

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Flaxton by Charles Parson | Sheer Drapery
Category
Drapery
Designer
Charles Parson
Brand
Charles Parson

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Flaxton by Charles Parson is a vertical stripe sheer drapery fabric made using 100% polyester, available in two colour themes. 

Specs
  • Range - Flaxton
  • Fibre - 100% Polyester (weighted hem)
  • Use - Drapery
  • Width - 300cm
  • Pattern Repeat - Vertical: 0cm x Horizontal: 0cm
  • Price per metre - $76.00

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Flaxton by Charles Parson | Sheer Drapery

The Flaxton by Charles Parson | Sheer Drapery is supplied by Guthrie Bowron. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Guthrie Bowron lists on ArchiPro.

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It comes in 2 colour options (Silver, Sand). Pick one in the row under the description to see it.

Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including Extension With A Difference by GS Cayless Construction. See how it was used in a finished space.

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