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Roller blind 18th century complete set

EUR58.76

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For 1st roller blind, 18th century

Make your own 18th century style roller blind, the kind that is rolled using ropes. A complete roller blind kit includes a round rod, a square rod, two rings of glass, two leather straps and about 8 meters of cotton cord.

We recommend hand-forged nails, 1.5 – 2″, to attach the leather straps and a sturdy fabric, such as our product Roller Blind Fabric.

CONTENTS:

2 pcs – Handmade rings of clear glass. Diameter 3,5-4 cm.

2 pcs – Natural colored leather straps in length 10 cm.

1 piece – Cotton cord in natural colored 100% cotton. Length approx. 8 m, thickness 3 mm.

1 piece – Round rod in untreated pine. Diameter 2.7 cm, length 140 cm.

1 piece – Square stick in untreated pine. Length 140 cm.

Description also under the tab Building conservation “18th century scroll garden – Do it yourself”.

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Make your own 18th century style roller blind, the kind that is rolled using ropes. A complete roller blind kit includes a round rod, a square rod, two rings of glass, two leather straps and about 8 meters of cotton cord.

We recommend hand-forged nails, 1.5 – 2″, to attach the leather straps and a sturdy fabric, such as our product Roller Blind Fabric.

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