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Uncoated fabrics

Uncoated fabrics – versatile materials with a wide range of decorative and practical applications, which are ideal for garden, patio and balcony designs. Their lightness, breathability and high-quality workmanship make them a functional solution to create cosy outdoor spaces.

Range of uncoated fabrics

The range offered by Miranda includes uncoated polyester fabrics, which are distinguished by their attractive patterns, ease of maintenance and versatility across various styles, from rustic to modern. They are the ideal choice for customers looking for textiles that combine decorative appeal with a natural finish.
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Uncoated polyester fabrics

Uncoated polyester fabrics serve as the basis for many garden and decorative applications. They are characterised by good resistance to mechanical stress and UV radiation. Although they do not have a water-repellent coating, they still retain adequate durability in outdoor conditions, particularly in temporary or protective applications. Using modern rotary and digital printing techniques, it is possible to create a wide range of designs, from classic checks to modern geometric patterns or boho styles. These fabrics blend well with natural materials such as wood, ceramics or stone, and their texture ensures comfort even on hot days.

Aesthetics and utility in garden design

In garden design, uncoated fabrics serve both decorative and practical purposes. They are used for garden curtains, picnic tablecloths, decorative cushion covers and lightweight footstools. Particularly in rustic or Mediterranean-style gardens, checked fabrics or subtle prints provide a harmonious complement to the natural green surroundings. This material is soft and ensures the lightness of textile designs, which is particularly important for seasonal arrangements such as picnics, garden parties or terrace decorations.

Quality and certifications – uncoated fabrics from Miranda Textiles

All uncoated fabrics available from Miranda are produced with care for quality and safety of use. These materials are subject to internal quality control and meet the requirements of the OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification, which means they are free from substances harmful to health. As a result, they can be successfully used not only in private spaces but also in commercial premises, such as restaurants, guesthouses and event venues. The ability to customise patterns and tailor colour schemes to individual needs makes the uncoated fabrics from the Miranda collection highly popular amongst manufacturers of garden accessories and landscape architects.

Uncoated fabrics – characteristics and applications

Uncoated fabrics are a group of materials that have not undergone additional treatment to protect the surface with a protective layer, such as a coating. Despite the absence of such a finish, these materials demonstrate high durability and a wide range of applications in garden and utility spaces. The structure of the polyester fibres means that uncoated fabrics are well-suited to applications that require breathability, lightness and a natural finish. The range offered by Miranda includes uncoated polyester fabrics, which are intended for users who value both the durability of the material and its aesthetic qualities.

Uncoated fabrics for outdoor use

Despite the lack of a coating, uncoated fabrics are often used outdoors, in particularly in areas partially sheltered from the rain, such as covered terraces, verandas or gazebos. They also work well as lightweight sunshades or decorative screens. In versions with a tight weave, they provide moderate protection against sunlight and allow air to circulate freely. Made from high-quality polyester yarn, these fabrics are easy to clean and resistant to deformation. When used outdoors, they add a cosy, textile feel without overwhelming the surroundings.

Applications of uncoated fabrics

Garden furniture and utility elements

Coated fabrics are primarily used in the manufacture of garden furniture, particularly in areas exposed to moisture and heavy use. The coating protects the fabric against water absorption, dirt and sunlight, ensuring durability and comfort of use for many seasons. Due to their high mechanical resistance and excellent aesthetic qualities, these fabrics are ideal for upholstering sun loungers, armchairs, corner sofas and garden seating.

Umbrellas, canopies and sunshades

Coated polyester fabrics are widely used for umbrella canopies, gazebo roofs, pergolas and lightweight sunshades. Their main advantage is effective protection against rain and UV radiation, as well as resistance to deformation caused by temperature and moisture. The coating makes the fabric’s surface easy to maintain and requires no specialised maintenance treatments, which is a significant benefit for both commercial and private users.

Screens, partitions and space-dividing elements

In modern outdoor designs, coated fabrics also serve as space-dividing elements, for example, in the form of screens, portable partitions or curtains fitted to gazebos and terraces. Thanks to their high wind resistance and quick installation, these materials are ideal for both private and commercial spaces, such as restaurant gardens, lounge areas and event settings. The coating ensures they remain waterproof and retain their attractive appearance even after intensive use.

Decorative textile elements with a protective function

By combining aesthetics with functionality, coated fabrics can also be used for outdoor decorations that must simultaneously fulfil a protective role. Garden tablecloths, cushions with extra protection against moisture, and sun-blocking curtains are just a few examples of their applications. With modern printing techniques, it is possible to apply a variety of patterns that complement the garden’s style, from classic and rustic to modern minimalism.

Garden furniture and utility elements

Coated fabrics are primarily used in the manufacture of garden furniture, particularly in areas exposed to moisture and heavy use. The coating protects the fabric against water absorption, dirt and sunlight, ensuring durability and comfort of use for many seasons. Due to their high mechanical resistance and excellent aesthetic qualities, these fabrics are ideal for upholstering sun loungers, armchairs, corner sofas and garden seating.

Umbrellas, canopies and sunshades

Coated polyester fabrics are widely used for umbrella canopies, gazebo roofs, pergolas and lightweight sunshades. Their main advantage is effective protection against rain and UV radiation, as well as resistance to deformation caused by temperature and moisture. The coating makes the fabric’s surface easy to maintain and requires no specialised maintenance treatments, which is a significant benefit for both commercial and private users.

Screens, partitions and space-dividing elements

In modern outdoor designs, coated fabrics also serve as space-dividing elements, for example, in the form of screens, portable partitions or curtains fitted to gazebos and terraces. Thanks to their high wind resistance and quick installation, these materials are ideal for both private and commercial spaces, such as restaurant gardens, lounge areas and event settings. The coating ensures they remain waterproof and retain their attractive appearance even after intensive use.

Decorative textile elements with a protective function

By combining aesthetics with functionality, coated fabrics can also be used for outdoor decorations that must simultaneously fulfil a protective role. Garden tablecloths, cushions with extra protection against moisture, and sun-blocking curtains are just a few examples of their applications. With modern printing techniques, it is possible to apply a variety of patterns that complement the garden’s style, from classic and rustic to modern minimalism.

Properties of uncoated fabrics

Highly durable
Resistant to everyday use, wear and tear, and damage, they retain their properties for a long time.
Resistant to dirt
Due to the special structure and finish of the material, dirt is less likely to settle on the fabric, and everyday stains are easier to remove, helping the fabric retain its attractive appearance for longer.
Resistant to weather conditions
Suitable for use in various weather conditions, they ensure long-lasting durability and reliability.
Water-repellent
A special finish effectively protects the fabric against water penetration, increasing its durability and comfort of use.
Waterproof
They effectively protect against the penetration of moisture and water, ensure durability and comfort of use even in demanding conditions.
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