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    Fire Retardant Curtain Fabric Wholesale

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    Kylin’s fire retardant curtain fabric is designed for use in hotels, nursing homes, hospitals, and schools where fire safety is essential. Treated with a flame-retardant coating, the fabric meets NFPA 701 standards and helps slow the spread of fire.

    While the fabric also provides light-blocking capabilities, its primary advantage lies in its fire-retardant treatment. Available in 3-pass or 4-pass options, the coating ensures effective flame resistance, though it is not washable and may emit toxic fumes if burned.

    Kylin’s fire retardant curtain fabric offers a balanced combination of safety, performance, and functionality for spaces that demand strict fire compliance.

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    • Are you a factory or a trading company?
      We are a direct factory with our own weaving facility. Our production base is located in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province.
    • What quality certifications or test reports do you have?
      We hold flame retardancy certifications including US standards NFPA 701, UL 94, and CPAI-84; European standard EN 1021; French standard M1; and Chinese standard B1. We also have functional test reports for antibacterial, anti-mold, waterproof, insect-repellent, and UV-resistant properties.
    • Can you provide samples? How are the costs calculated?
      Standard A4 samples are free of charge; shipping costs are borne by the customer. Custom samples require a paid sampling fee.
    • What is the Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ)?
      MOQ varies by product line. For standard products, the MOQ is 1,000 meters. For custom products, the MOQ is generally 3,000–5,000 meters. Orders below the MOQ are subject to additional dyeing surcharges or setup fees.
    • How many days does it take from order placement to shipment?
      Approximately 15 days for stock products and 35–40 days for custom products. Lead times may be extended by 5–10 days during peak season.
    • What payment methods are accepted?
      T/T, L/C, and PayPal. A 30% deposit is required upfront.
    • What trade terms do you support?
      FOB, CIF, and EXW. Shipments are primarily handled through the Port of Shanghai.
    • How do you handle damaged goods or quality complaints?
      Once an issue is confirmed, we will arrange a replacement shipment. The turnaround time is 10–15 days.
    • Can colors be customized? What is the minimum quantity?
      Yes — we accept both color matching from customer-provided samples and custom Pantone/color code references. Standard sampling lead time is 5–10 days.
    • Can you add logo printing or patterns?
      Yes, we support various printing techniques. The MOQ generally remains unchanged.
    • How does OEM/ODM service work?
      We support both customer-supplied designs and in-house design development. Transfer printing development costs 1,800 RMB per color set; digital printing development is free of charge.
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    Suzhou Kylin Textile Technology Co., Ltd.
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    Suzhou Kylin Textile Technology Co., Ltd. Has rich production experience, advanced technology and production equipment. We are located in the textile industry-developed area of Shengze Town, Wujiang District, Suzhou city.

    OEM/ODM Fire Retardant Curtain Fabric Manufacturers and Wholesale Fire Retardant Curtain Fabric Factory in China. Our company has a wide product range that includes flame retardant home textile fabric, flame retardant curtain fabric, ready-made FR curtain, FR fabric air duct, FR treated fabric, FR coated fabric, non-FR garment fabric, and so on.

    We’re still trying to develop more different flame-retardant fabrics for different industries. And so many kinds of our FR fabric have been sold out all over the world.

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    FR Coated Blackout vs IFR Blackout Curtain Fabric

    We make both kinds of flame retardant blackout fabric, so the choice comes down to what the room needs. Our fire retardant coated blackout curtain fabric receives three or four coating passes with a black layer in the middle, which gives the highest blackout levels. It is the reference for rooms that must be fully dark, such as our 3-pass coated blackout fabric listed at 100% light blocking, and it adds thermal insulation and sound reduction in models such as the thermal insulated and noise reducing coated blackout fabric.

    Our inherently flame retardant blackout curtain fabric is woven from 99.99% IFR polyester yarn with black yarn through the middle, so the light blocking and the flame retardancy are both part of the cloth. It has the soft hand and natural drape of an ordinary curtain, which makes it the natural choice for hotels, hospitals and other spaces where curtains are laundered regularly.

    Choose coated fabric when total darkness comes first and IFR when frequent cleaning and drape come first. Some projects use both, with a coated blackout lining behind an IFR face fabric, and the finished combination is best fire tested as a whole.

    3-Pass vs 4-Pass Coated Blackout Fabric

    The number of passes counts the coating layers on the fabric. A 3-pass construction has a base fabric, a middle black coating that blocks the light and a smooth finishing layer, and it is enough for most hotel rooms, offices and schools. A 4-pass construction adds another coating layer, which improves light blocking, reduces heat transfer and gives a softer feel and better drape. It makes sense where light control, insulation and appearance all matter at once, and both options are available.

    The right model follows the application. Our triple coated FR blackout fabric for hotel curtains suits guest rooms, the opaque coated FR blackout fabric for theaters and hospitals suits spaces that need full opacity, the commercial grade coated blackout fabric for drapery and stage use is built for large hanging areas, and the FR coated roller blind fabric with UV protection is made for blinds.

    Approve a hung sample before you approve pleat depth. In real rooms most light leaks in around the edges, so allow overlap at the center and side returns, and ask for light transmittance data for the exact fabric.

    Fire Safety Requirements for Curtain Fabric by Venue and Market

    Two things decide which fire report a curtain needs: the type of venue and the authority that inspects it. Fire authorities single out buildings where many people gather or sleep, such as hotels, hospitals, nursing homes, theaters and schools, and settling the requirement early avoids ordering a fabric tested to a standard the project never asked for.

    In the United States the national reference is NFPA 701, and our coated blackout fabrics are made to meet it. States and cities adopt it with their own rules, so it is worth confirming with the local fire authority. In Europe, EN 13773 classifies curtains and drapes from Class 1, the highest, to Class 5, with Class 1 and 2 most often requested on commercial projects. The United Kingdom typically cites BS 5867-2, usually Type B or C, and German-speaking markets still refer to DIN 4102-B1. Chinese projects normally quote a class under GB 8624, such as B1. In Japan, the Fire Service Act requires curtains in high-rise buildings, theaters, hotels and hospitals to be flame retardant, and buyers look for the flame retardant label.

    Tell us the venue and the country before you ask for a price. We will check the requirement against our coated and IFR ranges through our contact page for fire retardant curtain fabric quotations and compliance questions.