Overview of Shangri-La Curtain Systems and Related Window Coverings: Materials, Construction and Practical Benefits Across Curtains, Zebra Shades, Butterfly Curtains, and Blind Varieties

Summary

• The Shangri-La Curtain collection centers on a polyester fiber fabric that provides UV protection, energy efficiency, durability, and resistance to mold and bacteria. Its build combines an aluminum alloy shell with a pulley-driven head and a polyester curtain fabric. Available fabric options include non-woven, polyester, and PVC, with a robust aluminum alloy shell and lower beam finished by electrostatic powder coating for a clean, semi-circular profile. The head uses a stainless steel rope pulley and an integrated planetary gear reduction to deliver smooth operation and reduce user effort by about 30%. Installation is compatible with a top-groove cover shell, facilitating quick setup and removal. Non-woven fabric offers soft light/shadow effects but is not waterproof, while polyester provides water resistance, higher rigidity, and broader applicability. When drawn, the shades offer privacy with a gentle glow, and when open, they allow glimpses of the outside world without full visibility.
• The Soft Gauze Zebra Curtain blends polyester blends (polyester/PET), hemp, and nylon to balance crisp, wrinkle-resistant properties with ease of care and quick drying. The combination supports various processing techniques for light-blocking, waterproofing, and UV protection. Hemp contributes natural breathability, though it can be stiffer and drape differently than synthetics, while nylon adds wear resistance, strength, and flexibility for durability in soft-constructed zebra fabrics. Zebra shades are designed to achieve full blackout through interlaced, small fabric segments, while semi-blackout versions create a rich interplay of light and shadow, making them suitable for living rooms, studies, balconies, and modern bedrooms where adaptable lighting is desirable.
• The catalog also covers Butterfly Curtains, which rely on materials such as polyester and natural linen to deliver durability, easy maintenance, and a natural aesthetic. Polyester is affordable and resilient, whereas linen provides texture and breathability, contributing to a natural ambiance. Some linen-based variants offer roll-up convenience without creasing and can enhance privacy and ventilation; bathroom-specific versions may use thicker polyester for waterproof and mold-resistant performance. In the blinds family, Aluminum Alloy C Type Blinds use thin aluminum blades (about 0.18–0.21 mm) that are lightweight, flexible, and reboundable, delivering precise light control, solid privacy, and a modern look; L-Type blinds come in PVC for waterproofing and affordability or wood for warmth and classic styling, with functional benefits such as adjustable sunlight, privacy, ventilation, and durability. S-Type blinds rely on PVC polymer for good light-blocking, diverse color options, and ease of installation, while also offering sealing and sound reduction; some S-type configurations feature enhanced waterproofing through aluminum alloy components, combining compact structure with moisture resistance.

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