Beige Linen Curtains for Bedroom 63 Inch Long- Semi Sheer Textured Curtains for Living Room Light Filtering Farmhouse Window Treatments 2 Panels (Per Panel W52 X L63 inches)
Product Details
Size: 52"W x 63"L (Pack of 2)
Color: Cream Beige
Brand: PTCPIKOSOO
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Brand: PTCPIKOSOO
Color: Cream Beige
Material: Polyester
Product Dimensions: 63"L x 52"W
Opacity: Light-filtering
Brand: PTCPIKOSOO
Color: Cream Beige
Material: Polyester
Product Dimensions: 63"L x 52"W
Opacity: Light-filtering
Special Feature: Window Treatments
Room Type: Farmhouse, Living Room, Bedroom, Home Office, Dining Room
Style: French Country
Pattern: Solid
Theme: Farmhouse
Curtain Form: Sheer Curtain
Top Style: Pinch Pleat
Size: 52"W x 63"L (Pack of 2)
Included Components: Rod, Grommet, Eyelet
Hanging Method: Rod Pocket
Number of Items: 2
Product Care Instructions: Machine Wash, Tumble Dry
Lining Description: Unlined
Package Weight: 1.76 Pounds
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Compatible with Rod Size: 2 Inches
Manufacturer: PTCPIKOSOO
Item Weight: 1.76 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Date First Available: November 23, 2024
SOLD AS 2 PANELS: Each panel measures 52 inch wide by 63 inch long, total 2 panels.
LINEN WOVEN VOILE CURTAINS: Pretty woven voile stripe on the sheer curtains creating a refreshing, natural and elegant sense to your room, bringing unique aesthetics to your room and making it the best home decor item!
LIGHT FILTERING SHEER CURTAINS: Sheer fabric embraces light and brightens your space while adding some privacy. See-through curtains add sophistication to your space. Perfect for living rooms, bedrooms, family rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, farmhouses, studios and children's rooms.
MULTIPLE HANGING METHODS: We use a 3-in-1 hanging method, which can pass through a rod pocket header up to 2 inches in diameter, suitable for most curtain rods, easy to hang and maintain.
CARE INSTRUCTION: Machine washable in cold water, gentle cycle, tumble dry low. Light iron if needed.
