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London Transport DLR (Docklands Light Railway) Moquette Fabric Sold by the Metre
London Transport DLR (Docklands Light Railway) Moquette Fabric Sold by the Metre
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You watched the neighbourhood taking shape. Now make something for the home you made there.
A first flat with friends, a new job across the river, or the excitement of London 2012. This familiar blue DLR moquette can bring back the time when East and South East London became your London.
Use it to give a favourite chair a new life, cover a footstool or bench, or create something personal for your home. From sewing and craft projects to a framed fabric display, it is a way to make those memories part of the place you live today.
Familiar DLR moquette
Rich blue is scattered with flowing marks in turquoise, pale grey and dark blue, with small red accents. The wave-like pattern echoes the Thames and dock basins around which the railway winds. Its textured woven pile and hard-wearing character come from a fabric developed for busy transport seating.
Fabric and ordering details
- Width: 125cm
- Lengths: 1 metre or 0.5 metre
- Smaller piece: 50 × 60cm
- Sample: Minimum 10 × 10cm
- Cutting: Metre and half-metre lengths are supplied as a continuous piece unless otherwise agreed. Smaller pieces and samples are supplied in their stated dimensions.
Order a sample to see the colours and feel the fabric before planning a larger project. For upholstery, check suitability with your upholsterer for the intended use.
Explore the memories behind the fabric in our DLR cushion story.
Free UK standard delivery. International shipping calculated at checkout.
Materials
Materials
All our products are made from original Wool or Wool Blend Moquette, using high-quality metal zips and UK sourced materials.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Free shipping on UK orders over £60.
International shipping available.
Returns accepted within 30 days.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Moquette is super-duper tough. If it gets a bit dirty, a good firm brush should do the job... For something really stubborn try some carpet cleaner. If in doubt - drop us a line.
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