Complete marine certification support, with no concerns about salt-spray corrosion. We customize curtains for every cabin on board: safe and compliant, comfortable and practical, and suitable throughout the vessel. Let the light and views at sea arrive with greater ease.

01 Start with Core Performance

Our marine curtain fabrics are inherently flame-retardant at the fiber level rather than relying on a surface coating, so their performance does not diminish with washing. Fire resistance and wear resistance are essential safety requirements for marine products and our basic standards for quality, enabling them to withstand frequent daily use on board with ease.

02 Certifications for Smooth Onboard Approval

Q Which authoritative certifications must marine textiles pass to be compliant?

A: China Classification Society certification, DNV certification, Part 7 flammability testing, toxicity evaluation by the Institute of Naval Medicine, and material safety and performance testing.

03 Tailored to Every Cabin, One Curtain for Every Window

Based on the functional needs of different cabins, we provide corresponding customized curtain solutions. The following are examples of selected applications, with personalized customization available for additional requirements. They also help reduce onboard air-conditioning energy consumption.

Curtain

During the day, it provides sun protection and glare reduction, preventing direct sunlight from interfering with the crew's view of the sea. At night, the curtain should be drawn to prevent cabin light from spilling out and affecting the navigation of other vessels, while also shielding the crew from external light.

Medical Curtain

Designed to meet hospital infection-control standards, it is antibacterial, mildew-resistant, waterproof and easy to clean. It can be wiped and disinfected, resists penetration and staining, and creates immediate separation when drawn.

100% Fully Blackout Curtain

Tested to achieve 100% blackout, it provides thermal insulation and noise reduction, keeping the cabin dark even during the day for restful sleep in rough seas. It blocks direct sunlight to slow equipment aging while also reducing onboard air-conditioning energy consumption.