Denmark has 'Georg Jensen' - Sweden has 'Klässbols'

Klässbols is a Swedish family business that goes back to the end of the 19th century. A century.

The textiles represent the best in weaving art and premium quality.

Since the 1970s Klässbols Linneväveri has had the honour of supplying the Swedish royal house with exclusive tablecloths in the form of hand-woven tablecloths and napkins, royalty, furniture, embroidery and curtains.

In addition, Klässbols Linneväveri has for 30 years delivered specially designed tablecloths and napkins for the annual Nobel Festival.

The family collaborates with nationally and internationally renowned designers and has received several design awards.

Many manufacturers choose to weave their textiles in very broad and long lanes, which are subsequently cut up folded and then the edges are followed by the edges. is sewn with an ordinary stitch.

Klässbols weave their products to the edge, i.e. That all products are individually woven and therefore have a very beautiful and complete look.

The History of the Flag
As early as the Stone Age, flax could be processed in Europe, though most of which were used for things like ropes. fishing nets and the like.

Clothes weren't so developed at the time. Hardly anyone thought about the tablecloth, not to mention the napkin. In ancient Egypt, people began to dress in beautiful, cool linen.

Flax was the only material allowed in priestly clothing. and the mummies were wrapped in fine linen, many of which are still preserved.

From Egypt, knowledge spread over Babylon, which in ancient times was the centre of the "hearing industry", through Greece to the Roman Empire and further up in Europe. In the Roman Empire, in ancient times, there were large spindles of flax, for example. Ravenna and Vienne, who were under strict control of the 'procuratores linificiorum', which says something about the meaning of the the material is added. In the Nordic countries we have been able to cook flax at least since the Bronze Age.

Deep into the 16th. Century hearing was strained to a goldsmith, a practical tool, Which one can still see Oriental women mastering virtuosity. About 1530 the spinning wheel came and further accelerated the production of flax. Earworking was a craftsmanship for a long time. When the machines arrived in the late 1700s, the worst competitor of the ear came cotton. Better machines came, which were also suitable for the hearing industry. In 1805 Joseph Marie Jacquard constructed his epoch making machine for pattern weaving, which among other things gave the old one, fine damasking new opportunities.

The flax has had fierce competition from simpler and cheaper materials, and more than once it has been thought, that it would disappear completely. The quality and aesthetic value of the flax have proved to survive all "news", including the synthetic of recent years. Bree. Now it looks like, that listen is entering a new age of greatness - a world on its way back to quality thinking and beautiful things. Flax is an unprecedented material - in skilled professional hands.

On flax
The long fiber of flax is suitable for weaving, and its use can be traced back nine thousand years. In the 18th century there were several famous Nordic damask gardens and the blue-flowered flax fields were breathtakingly beautiful. in the country. Eventually, cotton took over as the most common textile fibre, and the needy linen ended up in the shade. Today, flax is no longer grown in the Nordic countries, except to a limited extent. But listeners have had a renaissance. The awareness of nature has gained a strong foothold and more and more people appreciate the tradition and the uniqueness of the flax characteristics.

The ear fiber has extreme strength and suction. The substance is fast drying and repellent. If you spill liquid on the substance, it is absorbed immediately. Linen wipes are excellent in the kitchen to dry glass and give silver and crystal a beautiful shine. Hearing also feels nice cool to the skin.

Washing and care

Flax textiles should be washed at 60°C, but difficult spots may require a higher temperature, however not higher than 80°C. Flax is a durable and durable material and best of all a good choice for the environment. Always expect a loss of about 5-7% when you wash the linen fabric the first time.

A fine linen fabric that has been properly treated has a high, beautiful shine and a cool and smooth surface.

1. Solution:
Place the new linen in lukewarm water for at least 20-30 minutes before washing to avoid folds, but also to contribute to more water in the washing machine.

2. Detergent.
We recommend detergents for coloured washing for all our textiles or detergents without bleach.

3. Horizontal application.
All new flax releases excess fiber at the beginning, which must be flushed out in the wash. Set the washing machine to the program with the most generous amount of water. Do not wash with the eco program as it uses a little water.

Wash at 60°C and wash flax separately and not with other materials, as excess flax fibers can put themselves on the clothing.

If you have a difficult spot that requires a higher temperature, you can increase the temperature, but never above 80°C. because the linen can then fall in elasticity, shine and strength.

4. Drying - centrifugation and drying
For centrifugation, only low speed (400-800), remove the centrifugation completely, if possible. At high speeds, fibres can be broken, resulting in deterioration of quality and more excess fibres. When the sink is finished, clean the door on the washing machine for flute.

Hang to dry after washing. Natural and coloured linen should not be dried in bright sunlight.

We advise against drying. However, the 'BADA' towels can withstand drying at low temperature if desired.

5. Irrigation
Stretch the damp linen after washing and hang to dry. If you want to iron your fabric, do so while the fabric is moist and with a warm iron (three dots) ) If you have a cold deficiency, you need to miss the linen several times to achieve maximum shine.

The flax plant has been cultivated for thousands of years and is one of the oldest plants that has been used in the manufacture of clothing and textiles.

Linen fabric is made from the flax plant and is 100% natural. The production is sustainable and the result is strong and fine fibers, which are spun into yarn that is woven and dyed into the finished fabrics.

The flax fibers are naturally thicker and stronger than other materials, and are 30% thicker than cotton. This makes it very durable, so you don't have to worry about wear and tear and the more you use your linen products, the softer and more beautiful they become.

To make the best of the amazing features of the flax, we recommend that you follow the following below: Washing and care instructions:

• Flax soak in Lukewarm water Before the first wash - preferably overnight (closely woven things like a day or more). This prevents flax fibres from breaking.
• Hørprodukter Wash at 60 degrees 
• Apply detergents without bleach and optical white;
• Centrifugering Should be as short as possible - flax dries quickly of itself.
• Hørren smoothed and stretched in a wet state;
• Avoid bright sunlight at tørring 
• Avoid tumble drying
• Can be ironed or rolled before completely dry
• Count on 5-7% shrink on both joints

Tips 

• Tablecloths/runners - Roll the slightly damp linen cloth/runner smooth and tight around a plastic tube and let it finish drying!
• Tea towels - soak in cold water for 24 hours before the first wash - then they quickly become really good with high absorbency!
• Dried red wine stains - Dab a little glycerin on the stain, put it all in a plastic bag overnight, then wash at 60 gr. 
• Other spots- Use dishwashing liquid without color, put it all in a plastic bag overnight, then wash at 60 gr.

 Here's how to best care for your flax products:

• Linen is best washed at max. 40 C coloured wash or possibly. on wool program at 30-40C, with liquid wool wash or special wash. No tørretumbling!
• Linen doesn't need to be washed nearly as often as other materials! You can treat your hair product like wool and just hang it for airing
• Linen becomes delicious and soft from drying outdoors in a light breeze - Avoid direct sunlight.
• You don't have to iron (but of course you can) - the natural undulating expression is part of the charm of linen products.

Woodworks:
Made to order so you should expect a delivery time of approx. 10-15 business days before we ship your order.

During peak periods and when ordering furniture, longer delivery times must be expected. These appear on the product pages in the webshop.

If you wish to inquire about the current delivery time before ordering, you are very welcome to contact us by phone (+45) 42434393 or email info@rune-jakobsen.dk and get a delivery estimate.

Spice grinder
Are stock items and will be dispatched within 2-3 working days.

Home textiles
Are stock items and will be dispatched within 2-3 working days.

Ceramics and kitchen knives
Made to order so you should expect a delivery time of approx. 10-15 business days before we ship your order.

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Shipment

Denmark
DKK 49 for the parcel shop or DKK 69 if you want it delivered directly to your address. Free shipping on purchases over NOK 2,500

European Union
Shipping from 12 Euro. Shipping costs are calculated based on weight.

United States of America - Delivered duty paid (DDP)
From 35 USD. Shipping costs are calculated based on weight.
We charge duties and import taxes upon payment in the webshop

Canada- Delivered duty paid (DDP)
From 55 CAD. Shipping costs are calculated based on weight
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Australien- Delivered duty paid (DDP)
From 85 AUD. Shipping costs are calculated based on weight
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New Zealand- Delivered duty paid (DDP)
From 110 NZD. Shipping costs are calculated based on weight
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United Kingdom- Delivered duty paid (DDP)
From 15 GBP. Shipping costs are calculated based on weight
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Switzerland / Liechtenstein - Delivered duty paid (DDP)
From 26 CHF. Shipping costs are calculated based on weight
We collect customs duties and import taxes when paying in the online shop

Sweden
From SEK 135. The shipping cost is calculated based on weight
Free shipping on purchases > SEK 4,000

Norge- Delivered duty paid (DDP)
From NOK 175. Shipping costs are calculated based on weight.
We are registered with Norwegian VOEC number 2060051 and collect VAT, customs and import duties when paying in the online shop.
Free shipping on purchases > NOK 4,000

Rest of the world
From 45 USD. Shipping costs are calculated based on weight.
We charge duties and import taxes upon payment in the webshop

If you come from a country for which the webshop cannot calculate shipping, you are welcome to contact us on phone (+45) 42434393 or mail info@rune-jakobsen.dk for a shipping quote

Shipping costs may differ for shipping of furniture and orders exceeding 10 kg to EU / Non EU contries. Therefore, please contact us before ordering to get specific shipping costs on bathtubs, showcases, heavy chopping boards etc. Send inquiry about shipping costs on specific products on mail info@rune-jakobsen.dk 

You are always welcome to contact us at:

📞: +45 42 43 43 93

📩: info@rune-jakobsen.dk

We take all product photos ourselves and try to extend the catalogue as far as possible. so sizes and designs can best be illustrated in the webshop.

There are still no photos of all variants of all sizes - then the photo, which arises from the choice of variant in the webshop primarily reflects only the wood type - not necessarily the size or other variations in the design.

NOTE That we are always trying to create unique wood products with an exciting visual expression. You must therefore take our product photos as indicative and not as a guarantee of how the finished product looks. annual drawings and coloring games.

Note also: That all product photographs are genuine photographs of the specific products. However, some photos are added to the interior and surroundings, created using artificial intelligence to create mood and put the product into context.

Are you in doubt about the choice of design, sizes, colours or wood type - or do you have special desires for the color of a product - you are very welcome to contact me Mail Or phone +45 4243 4393 and have your questions cleared before ordering.

Right of withdrawal and return:

If you cancel your purchase, we will refund the entire purchase when the item is returned to our shop.

You (or the recipient of the product) have 30 days after receipt to inform us that you regret the purchase, and then you have another 30 days to send it back.

Order Return Here:

The right of withdrawal applies to all standard products in the webshop.

The right of withdrawal and return for custom made products in special measurements as well as bathtubs and bathtubs are only applicable, where a specific (written) agreement has been reached.

For cabinets and bathtubs:

• We charge a non-refundable deposit of 30% of the purchase amount upon ordering.
• If you cancel your purchase, we will refund the purchase amount excl. 30% deposition
• You (or the recipient of the product) have 30 days after receipt to inform us that you regret the purchase, and then you also have 30 days to send it back.
• Purchase amount excl. The deposit is refunded once the product has been returned and received in unsafe condition.

Complaint

Rune-Jakobsen Design Provides, according to the EU The Purchase Act 2 years right of claim from invoice date for manufacturing and material defects EU Customers. The right of complaint does not cover errors, damage or wear and tear, directly or indirectly caused by incorrect operation, incorrect maintenance, violence or unauthorized intervention.

The invoice must be presented to Rune-Jakobsen Design The application of the complaint.

Any complaint of deficiencies in delivered products must after the buyer has or should have discovered the deficiency Rune-Jakobsen Design Within 14 days. Otherwise, the buyer loses his right to claim the defect.

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• Name:
• Address
• E-mailaddress
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Information shall not be disclosed or sold to third parties; unless this is done in the course of a restructuring or partial sale of the undertaking. Any disclosure in such a situation will be in accordance with the personal data law applicable at all times.

As a customer, you have access to our recording of data about you, and you can object to a registration in accordance with the rules of the Law on the Processing of Personal Data and Request for Relations. hereby address torben@rune-jaobsen. dk

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Legal notice

Our products are created with the utmost attention to detail and are of premium quality standards. However, as with any products, there are limitations and things to be aware of.

First and foremost, we want to advise that our products are intended for general use and are not designed for any specific or hazardous use. We cannot be held liable for any damages or injuries caused as a result of using our products in a manner that they are not intended for.

Furthermore, some of our products may contain small parts that could pose a choking hazard to young children. Therefore, we recommend that all of our products be kept away from young children and babies.

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Rune-Jakobsen Design
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VOEC: 2060051
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Torben Rune Jakobsen
Tiendemarken 14 A, Gudum
9280 Storvorde
Denmark

+45 42434393

info@rune-jakobsen.dk

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