How To Protect Curtains & Furniture From The Sun
CURTAINS:
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Install a good quality lining behind your curtains (Nitefall, Solarline or Galaxy have good UV ratings).
- Provides insulation from heat and cold.
- Blocks out all light for good sleep.
- Helps protect your curtains from sun damage over time.
- Extend the life of your front edges by limiting the contact of sunlight onto it. You can do this by making sure there is room to stack back your curtains
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Occasionally swap curtains from one side of the track to the other:
- This reduces any visible colour change as it helps expose the fabric evenly to light.
- Invest in sheers. These will reduce the sun's impact by filtering the sunlight entering your home as well as offer privacy.
- Apply a UV window tint. This reduces the amount of UV light entering your room and protects your fabrics, flooring, walls and hard furniture.
FURNITURE:
- Keep furniture out of direct sunlight as much as you can by arranging your furniture a certain way and rearranging furniture regularly.
- Flipping and rotating cushions regularly helps to ensure an even amount of light is distributed on the fabric over time.
- Invest in sheers. These will reduce the sun's impact by filtering the sunlight entering your home as well as offer privacy.
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