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we can sculpture Artraktiff Decorative Poles and Tracks to any Bay Window/ Curve or Angle
Curtain Talk
Hanlons Curtain Talk
Cheryl and Tony are proud to have been of service to the Gympie/ Cooloola area for over thirty years; but who’s counting
We have seen the ever changing landscape of Curtain Fabrics and Blind styles in that time. But strangely enough most innovation is accompanied by the attachment of older iconic styles. Considering that our formative years of the Window Covering Industry were in the 1970’s, we have seen the full gamut of colours and designs, but we are always surprised by the annual wave of new colours, designs, styles and fibres
We pride ourselves in the knowledge that we only stock and sell product and services that will stand the test of time; ultimately our customers are the winners. There is something to learn from the olde adage ‘you only get what you pay for’; indeed, if you are looking for something extremely cheap, then remember that it may not last the test of time
Eventhough we live with the luxury of being in the country, we are girt by sea. So for all those customers who live in the Poona, Tin Can Bay, Cooloola Cove, Rainbow Beach areas, we know that the effects of salt air and extreme sunlight can shorten the service life of fabrics and hardware alike. So as a result, we do not recommend any inferior fabrics or hardware that will not give many years (read decades) of good serviceability
Contact Cheryl and Tony on 07 5482 1277
Waveform Pleat Style- our latest design offering
Our Website went on three weeks holiday over the Christmas break
We believe it was last seen relaxing on the beach at Rainbow Beach; it then was found in the left doc martens boot of a fine looking german girl travelling to Dorrigo in a Juicy hire van; where it was inadvertantly misplaced on the banks of the Guy Fawkes River at Ebor; thence rafting down to Coffs Harbour, whereupon thanks to a well priced one-way fare on Jetstar, it was off to Western Australia where it hid in the backpack of a mine employee on his way to Christmas Creek
