An open gazebo is an excellent place to relax on a hot summer day and a cool evening. But for this room to be comfortable and cozy, it is necessary to refine it, hanging beautiful curtains. In addition to the aesthetic function, street curtains for gazebo are designed to protect from the sun, drafts and insects. They can hide some of the shortcomings in the design of the arbor and emphasize its dignity.
The curtain market is represented by several types of curtains for gazebo: from fabric, pvc and in the form of protective awnings.
Outdoor fabric curtains for gazebo
Street blinds for a gazebo made of fabric can be used for open gazebos as well as for glazed ones. Very beautiful will look gazebo with light curtains made of organza, silk, chiffon.
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You can use outdoor roller blinds from dense fabrics such as teak, linen, canvas to decorate the gazebo.
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Perfectly fit in the surrounding landscape design curtains for a gazebo of hemp, bamboo, straw . Particularly suitable are such curtains for wooden arbours. Thread curtains, decorated with beads or beads, will give ease and originality to your summerhouse.
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Atmosphere of solitude and romance in the gazebo will create modern blackout curtains . With their help you can completely shade this room if necessary.
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Street PVC curtains for gazebos and verandas
Many owners today decorate their gazebos with street transparent colored PVC curtains. These practical and reliable curtains are not afraid of moisture, keep their shape, and it is very easy to take care of them. However, on hot days, it is not very comfortable to be in a gazebo decorated with PVC curtains, since it has a greenhouse effect.
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Outdoor protective curtains for gazebos
If you plan to rest in the summer house not only on a warm day, but also in bad weather, then it is better to use awnings to protect the premises, which perfectly keep heat in cold weather. They are made of canvas or acrylic fabric, covered with special compounds. This makes the protective curtains resistant to ultraviolet rays, as well as to a fire.
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