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STARLIGHT LINING

Starlight Lining

Custom Covers has a variety of cloths and an up to date lighting solution for your Starlight Lining. LED as a lighting solution has now eclipsed both pea-bulb and fibre optics to become the light source of choice for the majority of star cloth usage.
Using a proven design, we manufacture a wide variety of shapes and sizes for all aspects of the event industry. This allows the addition of extras such as additional rows of hooks enabling the cloth to be used in multi sized structures.

To purchase a Starlight Lining, there are two simple choices to be made.

1. Choose the colour of cloth you require.
2. Choose the colour of LED lights to best suit your needs.

You will then have a product to add that "sparkle" to your event. The light source used in star cloth manufacture is now predominantly LED lights:
LED: or light emitting diodes. Custom Covers can install these into a star cloth. We have based our design on the proven pea bulb system; allowing 2 and 4 channel options, but giving a more robust, lower power solution. LED's are available in white and many colours, with blue becoming very popular. .

Material

We use a high quality flame retardant fabric to build our star cloths. This has the advantage of good dimensional stability and low weight when used in the slightly damp atmosphere of a marquee.
Colours available; Black, White, Ivory, Blue and Burgundy. (Other colours available on request)
A backing cloth is required for a fibre optic loom and when a light coloured fabric is chosen. The backing cloths are all inherently flame retardant.
All materials are flame retardant to B.S. 5867.

Light density:

• Standard, Approx 4 lights per square metre
• High, Approx 8 lights per square metre

LED - 5v DC

• Transformer 108VA 230/5v (DC) 12 Amp IP44
• LV Connector 16A/24V
• Loom Fuse 1.25 inch slow burn 2.5A
• Will light approx 500 bulbs, equivalent to 3 off 12m x 3m roofs

See Instructions of fitting Starlight Electric System, and the linings