Folding Screen
A detailed review of types of folding screen
Are you looking for folding screens to divide your home? If you answered yes you are at the right place, I have been in this industry for many years, so from my experience I have reviewed all types of folding screen available so you can buy according to your requirement.
Basically there are 6 types of folding screen currently selling in the market
1. Shoji screens – These are screen made from translucent paper over frame and are light weight. Its origin is basically from china and has its history from 4th century. These are the most famous and most common type of folding screen.
2. Adesso Furniture Haiku Collection Folding Screen 385 – WK3804-01 – This is basically manufactured by Addeso furniture it has a japanese style. They have pretty good reputation in furniture market and are trusted source too. It basically comes in 3 panels and are good enough, so the only thing you have to see is whether it favors the look of your room or not.
3. Wooden furniture folding screen- These are my favorite ones. They are made in land of kings and great culture India and are hand carved by skilled artisans. Their main origin is from Saharanpur, if you are not aware I would like to tell you that Saharanpur is very famous for carving work. Most selling ones are 4 panels but you can buy according to your own requirement.
4. Aluminium screen- As the name suggests they are made by aluminum and are very light weight like from 8-12 lbs.
So there you have it, no go and buy one that suits your demands.
About the Author
If you want to divide your room and add beauty at the same time then there is no better way than getting a folding screen. To see finest designs of room dividers from India click here –> Folding screen room divider.
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