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| LLOYD
LOOM HISTORY |
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1917
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Marshall
Burns-Lloyd invents
a new material –
Lloyd Loom fabric
– to replace
hand woven wicker
or cane furniture.
Woven together,
twisted kraft paper
and paper-covered
wire produces a
far stronger material
than can be upholstered
on to beech frames
up to twenty times
faster than woven
wicker. |
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1922 |
First
production in UK. |
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1933 |
Over
400 different products
available. |
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1940
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UK
factory destroyed
by World War II
bomb. |
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1945 |
Arose
from the ashes. |
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1960 |
Only
six different products
available. |
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info@furniturebylloydloom.com
