Opening our doors in 2008 we specialise in supplying the 'world famous' Scottish Holland fabric and manufacturing Heritage roller blinds that are used in many National Trust properties and stately homes around the UK. We source all our products in the UK and pride our self on the quality and service offered.
Scottish Holland fabric has a huge history to it but its main selling points are that it is recommended by The National Trust and is much more environmentally friendly than your standard polyester fabrics as it is 100% cotton.We try and finish the fabric as eco-friendly as possible. The fabric has many finishes to it including:. We manufacture all our products in the UK and pride ourself on the quality of the products we produce.
Scottish Holland is on display on several different historic building including castles and palaces in the UK.
Scottish Holland fabric has a huge history to it but its main selling points are that it is recommended by The National Trust and is much more environmentally friendly than your standard polyester fabrics as it is 100% cotton.We try and finish the fabric as eco-friendly as possible. The fabric has many finishes to it including:. We manufacture all our products in the UK and pride ourself on the quality of the products we produce.
Scottish Holland is on display on several different historic building including castles and palaces in the UK.
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Opening our doors in 2008 we specialise in supplying the 'world famous' Scottish Holland fabric and manufacturing Heritage roller blinds that are used in many National Trust properties and stately homes around the UK.
We source all our products in the UK and pride our self on the quality and service offered.
The Scotch Holland blind has a history dating back as far as the early part of the 18th Century.
The earliest material used for the purpose of making roller blinds seems to have been Holland linen cloth, which as the name implies, originally came from, or at least, was bleached in Holland and hung out to dry in the fields.
We source all our products in the UK and pride our self on the quality and service offered.
The Scotch Holland blind has a history dating back as far as the early part of the 18th Century.
The earliest material used for the purpose of making roller blinds seems to have been Holland linen cloth, which as the name implies, originally came from, or at least, was bleached in Holland and hung out to dry in the fields.
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