Flame Retardant Curtains

Being flame retardant doesn’t mean flame retardant curtains have to compromise aesthetics. They can be stylish! We’ve got you covered with some inspiring flame retardant curtain ideas.

1. Choose the mix-and-match flame retardant sheer curtains featuring a refined look.
2. Layer flame retardant curtains with blackout lining, add a sophisticated touch.
3. Embroider playful patterns on the flame retardant curtains, bringing more interest.

We work hard to ensure our flame retardant curtains meet the NFPA 701 standards. Bear the standards in mind, and we make flame-retardant curtains in two ways.

One way is flame-resistant fabric. We select carefully woven fabrics with flame-resistant yarns to ensure the material can shield against flames.

Another way is fabric treatment. The fabric is not necessarily flame retardant. Mix flame retardant powders with water and soak the fabric into the finish. It helps curb fires from spreading.

There are mainly three main differences.

1. Property
Flame-resistant curtains use flame-retardant yarns to get the property, while flame-retardant curtains treat the fabric with a flame-retardant finish.

2. Washable
Flame-resistant curtains are washable due to permanent flame retardant.
Flame retardant curtains are made with flame retardant addition. We don’t recommend you wash them.

3. Pricing
Flame-resistant curtains require higher material costs and better craftsmanship. The pricing can be expensive.
Flame retardant curtains, made of any material, are always at accessible prices.

To determine if your curtains are flame-retardant, you can refer to the product information provided by Curtarra. Check the product description, labels, or any accompanying documentation with your curtains. Curtarra's flame-retardant curtains made from inherent flame-retardant materials or fabrics are often explicitly labeled or described as such, highlighting their fire-resistant properties.

If you cannot find this information or are unsure, please reach out to Curtarra customer support for specific details about the flame-retardancy of your curtains.

Unlike living spaces, public spaces are expected to have higher traffic and more public privacy or safety concerns.

1. Durability: Pick curtains made from durable, heavy fibers or fabric blends to withstand frequent public use.
2. Light-blocking: Opt for curtains for public spaces with light-blocking features to provide privacy.
3. Fire Retardant: You’ll want the curtains for public spaces to meet the fire safety standard to contain unwanted fire or smoke.