St Lucia Light Filter Fabric
Soft contemporary sheer by Four Families
Screen fabrics are popular, but not every client wants the engineered look. St Lucia is a softer take on a traditional screen. It's just as contemporary, with a less minimalist feel.
With approximately 15 to 20% openness, St Lucia gently filters and softens the light coming into a room. It now comes in a 300cm width, giving you more flexibility on larger windows.
St Lucia is fire retardant tested to both AS/NZS 1530.2 and AS/NZS 1530.3 and complies with Building Code of Australia requirements for Class 2 to 9(a) buildings. It also meets AS 2663.1:1997 as a Category 3 High Performance drapery textile. That makes it a solid choice for apartments, offices and other commercial jobs as well as residential work.
St Lucia suits roller, roman and panel blinds. You can use the same fabric and colour across every window in a job for a consistent finish from room to room.
A versatile colour palette
St Lucia comes in a range of crisp whites through to deeper greys. Consistent colours across the range make it easy to coordinate every blind in a job.
Specifications
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Application | Roller, Panel, Roman |
| Fabric Type | Sheer |
| Composition | 100% Polyester with acrylic stiffening |
| Width | 3000mm |
| Weight | 165gsm +/- 10% |
| Opacity/Openness | Sheer. Approx. 15-20% openness |
| Pattern Repeat | Nil |
| Light Fastness | 6 using blue scales AS2001.4.21-2006 |
| Tested To | FR - AS/NZS 1530.2 FR - AS/NZS 1530.3 |
| Compliance | Building Code of Australia requirements for Class 2 to 9(a) buildings |
| Textile Standard | AS 2663.1:1997 Drapery Category 3, High Performance |
| Fabric Care | Cleaning your blind fabric is essential, not only to remove surface dust and stains, but it will also increase the longevity of your blinds. Use a feather duster, or a vacuum set on low with an appropriate attachment. Always exercise caution when spot cleaning. Use a clean, lint-free cloth or sponge and dip it in warm water. Dry gently with a clean towel. Always make sure to test any cleaning product on a small, discreet section of the fabric. Chemicals will permanently damage your fabric. |
