Curtains

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Curtains
RegularChristmasWall decoration
Curtains
Icon
Furniture nameRegular
Released31 May 2006 (Update)
Level18
Experience225 xp
RoomParlour, bedroom, dining room, portal nexus
HotspotCurtain space
FlatpackableNo
ExamineThe curtain is open.
Advanced data
Object ID6775
Icon Item ID8323

The curtains can be built in the curtain space of the parlour, bedroom, dining room, and portal nexus in a player-owned house. It requires 18 Construction to build and gives 225 experience when built. The player must have a hammer and a saw in their inventory to build it. The goblin decorations can be used on curtains to make Christmas curtains.

If another room is placed behind a pair of curtain hotspots such that it blocks the windows, the windows and curtains will be replaced with a wall decoration depending on the type of curtains. These wall decorations are not available to be built in regular decoration hotspots.

Creation

Requirements
SkillLevelXP
Construction Construction18 (b)225
Members
Ticks5 (3s)
ToolsFacilitiesNone
Materials
ItemQuantityCost
Oak plank31,227
Bolt of cloth31,173
Total cost2,400
Curtains1N/A

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