Bristol
Item number
61000786
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Product description
Bristol is a high-quality, traditional upholstery fabric. It is based on worn-out wool garments, which are hand-picked by material and color in a complex process in Europe, shredded and processed into new yarns.
The result is a fabric with a special handcrafted touch and a 70% recycled wool content - a clear statement in terms of sustainability and value. The fabric impresses with its exciting two-tone Panama weave, which gives it a striking yet elegant texture.
It is hard-wearing, sound-absorbing, breathable, heat-insulating and has a natural self-cleaning effect. With 90,000 Martindale cycles and good light fastness (5-6), it is ideal for use in the demanding contract sector.
Technical Details
- Fabric width
- approx. 140 cm
- Weight per m²
- approx. 460 g/m²
- Repeat Pattern
- no repeat
- Composition
- 70 % Wolle recycelt, 15 % Polyester, 10 % Nylon, 5 % andere Faser
- Flame retardancy
-
IMO 2010 FTP Code Part 8, DIN EN 1021-2, DIN EN 1021-1
Flammability performance is dependant on the foam used.
- Light fastness
- note 5-6
- Wash fastness 40°C
DIN EN ISO 105‑C06 - note 4-5
- Dimensional change Washing 40°C
DIN EN ISO 6330 DIN EN ISO 5077 - warp approx. +/-5%, weft approx. +/-8%
- Rubbing fastness
DIN EN ISO 105‑X12 - dry: note 4-5, wet: note 4-5
- Abrasion to Martindale
DIN EN ISO 12947‑2
DIN EN 14465‑2006 - approx. 90000 rubs
- Pilling
DIN EN ISO 12945‑2 - Note 3 at 2000 rubs
- Care labelling
- Minimum quantities special colours m
200
The above technical data are average values. These values only describe the technical characteristics and the chemical composition of the delivered goods. Warranties are not given.
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