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	Textile is a very broad term that refers to any fabric or cloth, especially those that are woven. The word comes from the Latin word taxere meaning woven and today it is used in the broader sense for the textile industry, describing all activities relating to fabric production from curtains and drapes to clothing and tents.		Textile is a very broad term that refers to any fabric or cloth, especially those that are woven. The word comes from the Latin word taxere meaning woven and today it is used in the broader sense for the textile industry, describing all activities relating to fabric production from curtains and drapes to clothing and tents.
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	* Pelmet.		* Pelmet.
	* Sconce.		* Sconce.
−	* Sheer.
	* Types of blinds.		* Types of blinds.
	* Textile reinforced concrete (TRC).		* Textile reinforced concrete (TRC).

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−	~~A textile~~ is a broad term that ~~includes~~ any fabric or cloth, especially ~~ones~~ that are woven. The word comes from the Latin word taxere meaning woven and today is used in the broader sense for the textile industry, describing all activities relating to fabric production from curtains and drapes to clothing and tents.	+	[[File:Millennium Dome fabric installation.jpg]]
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		+	Textile is a very broad term that refers to any fabric or cloth, especially those that are woven. The word comes from the Latin word taxere meaning woven and today it is used in the broader sense for the textile industry, describing all activities relating to fabric production from curtains and drapes to clothing and tents.

	It usually includes any suitable raw material that is made into a cloth or fabric for example fibres or yarns but it can also extend to innovative textiles that are made from metals such as steel or glass reinforced textiles as well as types of textile reinforcements used in concrete.		It usually includes any suitable raw material that is made into a cloth or fabric for example fibres or yarns but it can also extend to innovative textiles that are made from metals such as steel or glass reinforced textiles as well as types of textile reinforcements used in concrete.

−	~~= Related articles~~ on Designing Buildings =	+	Articles related to textiles on Designing Buildings include:

	* Air-supported structure.		* Air-supported structure.
	* Architectural fabrics.		* Architectural fabrics.
−	* Architectural styles.
	* Buckminster Fuller.		* Buckminster Fuller.
	* Camp.		* Camp.
	* Carbon fibre.		* Carbon fibre.
−	* Conoid shell.
	* Curtains.		* Curtains.
	* Drape / drapery.		* Drape / drapery.
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	* Frei Otto.		* Frei Otto.
	* Millennium Dome.		* Millennium Dome.
−	* Pavilion.
−	* Principles of enclosure.
	* PTFE.		* PTFE.
	* Pelmet.		* Pelmet.
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	* Sheer.		* Sheer.
	* Types of blinds.		* Types of blinds.
−	* Types of lighting.
	* Textile reinforced concrete (TRC).		* Textile reinforced concrete (TRC).
	* Textile reinforced mortars (TRM).		* Textile reinforced mortars (TRM).
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	* The structural behaviour of architectural fabric structures.		* The structural behaviour of architectural fabric structures.
	* The thermal behaviour of spaces enclosed by fabric membranes.		* The thermal behaviour of spaces enclosed by fabric membranes.
−	* Transparent insulation materials.
	* Wallcovering.		* Wallcovering.
	* Reinforced concrete.		* Reinforced concrete.
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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

−	* ~~Automated blinds~~.	+	* Air-supported structure.
−	* ~~Colour Rendering Index CRI~~.	+	* Architectural fabrics.
		+	* Architectural styles.
		+	* Buckminster Fuller.
		+	* Camp.
		+	* Carbon fibre.
		+	* Conoid shell.
	* Curtains.		* Curtains.
−	* Daylit space.
	* Drape / drapery.		* Drape / drapery.
−	* ~~General lighting v task lighting~~.	+	* ETFE.
−	* ~~Light shelf~~.	+	* Fabric structures.
−	* ~~Lighting~~.	+	* Frei Otto.
−	* ~~Lighting and offices~~.	+	* Millennium Dome.
−	* ~~Lighting control~~.	+	* Pavilion.
		+	* Principles of enclosure.
		+	* PTFE.
	* Pelmet.		* Pelmet.
	* Sconce.		* Sconce.
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	* Types of blinds.		* Types of blinds.
	* Types of lighting.		* Types of lighting.
−	* ~~Valance~~.	+	* Textile reinforced concrete (TRC).
−	* ~~Velux window~~.	+	* Textile reinforced mortars (TRM).
		+	* The development of structural membranes.
		+	* The structural behaviour of architectural fabric structures.
		+	* The thermal behaviour of spaces enclosed by fabric membranes.
		+	* Transparent insulation materials.
		+	* Wallcovering.
		+	* Reinforced concrete.
		+	*

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A textile is a broad term that includes any fabric or cloth, especially ones that are woven. The word comes from the Latin word taxere meaning woven and today is used in the broader sense for the textile industry, describing all activities relating to fabric production from curtains and drapes to clothing and tents.

It usually includes any suitable raw material that is made into a cloth or fabric for example fibres or yarns but it can also extend to innovative textiles that are made from metals such as steel or glass reinforced textiles as well as types of textile reinforcements used in concrete.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

* Automated blinds.
* Colour Rendering Index CRI.
* Curtains.
* Daylit space.
* Drape / drapery.
* General lighting v task lighting.
* Light shelf.
* Lighting.
* Lighting and offices.
* Lighting control.
* Pelmet.
* Sconce.
* Sheer.
* Types of blinds.
* Types of lighting.
* Valance.
* Velux window.

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