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Curtain Wonderland Pty Ltd 4812
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About Us The Curtain Wonderland story began in 1971 when brother and sister Neville Russell and Pam Tacey opened their first store in Mt Gravatt, Brisbane. The initial focus was on soft-furnishing fabrics – all of which sold for 99c a metre! With a work culture based on teamwork and a positive working environment, we are proud to have grown from such humble beginnings to our recent successes. Commitment to our customers We commit to you the best possible service through our customer focused, specialist staff. Your satisfaction is our reward. At Curtain Wonderland, we promise to provide products that represent quality and value. We are proud to stand behind the products we design, manufacture and sell. We offer the best possible price on every item, every day. At Curtain Wonderland we understand that making the right choice for your decorator needs can sometimes be challenging. Should you not be happy with your choice of readymade product, we will gladly exchange or refund your purchase when returned in its original condition, with proof of purchase and within 10 days. Our Products Curtains Eyelets Readymade Blinds Pole Sets Manchester Cushion & Throws Tracks & Home Decor
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