Linder fabrics and curtains are concentrates of ecological innovation. When the curtain comes into contact with an active process applied directly during the dyeing process, it cleans the air by destroying the formaldehydes present in the air in homes (detergents, glues, dyes, varnishes, tobacco, candles, etc.).
The number one pollutant in enclosed spaces, volatile organic compounds (VOCs) can be found in certain laminate floor coverings, cigarette and candle smoke, glues, certain carpets and cleaning products, etc.
They can cause allergies, asthma, nose and eye irritations, rhinitis, migraines and have been declared carcinogenic by the WHO.
In view of this, our R&D teams started work on the development of a textile that reduces pollution. It has taken almost two years to achieve the desired result, which is invisible to the eye and does not alter the shape, flexibility or colour of the fabric.
Woven and ennobled between the Loire and the Rhône, this fabric significantly reduces the most common but also the most toxic pollutants in the air of houses: formaldehydes.
At the dyeing stage, a liquid active process is applied to the fabric or sheer, allowing it to isolate and destroy the formaldehyde molecules present in the air.
Watch an interview with Patrick Linder on curtains that reduce pollution.
Our fabrics, curtains and sheers not only absorb the molecules of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), the active ingredient also breaks down these molecules to ensure healthier indoor air. Our laboratory tests have determined that our anti-pollution fabrics destroy 90% of pollutants in just 72 hours.
