Sedar Emirates

Sedar Emirates(AKA Sedar) has been around for approximately 35 years. Sedar Emirates is known as today's most fastest growing curtain company in the Middle East.
Sedar Emirates is the leading curtain and blinds industry in the Middle East. With over 15 branches present throughout the GCC.
SEDAR L.L.C.
Since 1975, SEDAR has been a brand in the world of blinds, curtains, folding doors, false ceilings and awnings. In 1979, SEDAR opened its first location in the UAE.
SEDAR has showrooms in the U.A.E., Qatar, K.S.A.,Oman,and Bahrain, and is in the progress of further expansion.
SEDAR offers a range of products that include venetian blinds, vertical blinds, wooden blinds, roman blinds, fabric curtains, folding doors, awnings and false ceilings.
SEDAR products are available in aluminum, wood, bamboo, sunscreen, and large variety of fabrics.
SEDAR’s Motorized Options are available for the majority of SEDAR products. SEDAR’s team completed various projects including
major towers, palaces, airports, hotels, hospitals, universities, government buildings, and
private homes.
Manpower Distribution
Department No. of Employees 2200
Top Management 10
Administration and Personnel Department 150
Vehicle Maintenance 15
Sales & Marketing Department 355
Technical & Engineering Department 20
Production Department 825
Purchasing Department 15
Logistics Department 415
Finance & Accounts Department 80
Warehouse 157
IT Department 15
Others 24
Total 2081
Largest Flag in the World
Sedar Emirates manufactured the worlds largest flag and presented it to the United Arab Emirates on the 38th national day celebrations, as a token of gratitude and appreciation to the emirate of Sharjah. It is the national flag of the United Arab Emirates and measured up to 22813 meters (approximately 4 soccer fields), and has been officially certified by Ms. Andrea Banfi, the Guinness World Records representative, as the largest flag in the world. ( The flag is featured in GWR 2009 on page 286 and on GWR 2009 on pages 8 & 286)
The flag weighs 4,000 kg and required the effort of 448 men to open the flag. Initially, it took the men nine hours to unfurl the flag, but after months of extensive training the flag was unfurled in 2 minutes and 25 seconds. The fabrication of the flag took 145 tailors and assistant workers. The fabric was used from entirely SEDAR fabrics.

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