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A Band Apart 001 Unique

Name: A Band Apart 001 Unique
Brand: Maharam

Upholstery fabrics from Maharam

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Concept

Application: Seating
Content: 75% Polyester, 25% Cotton
Approximate Bolt Size: 55 yards (50m)
Width: 56" (142cm)
Repeat: 28" V, 28 1/4" H / 71.1cm V, 71.8cm H
Flammability: This textile meets all appropriate flammability requirements, including California Bulletin #117 and NFPA 260, and is compatible with California Bulletin #133.
Maintenance: S-Clean with mild, water-free dry cleaning solvent.

Reduced Environmental Impact: Environmentally Improved Manufacturing Process: chemical free finishing.
Rapidly Renewable Content: 25% cotton.
Reduced Emissions: Greenguard and Greenguard for Children and Schools certified for indoor air quality.

More about this product

Categorised in Fabrics - Upholstery fabrics - Colour multicoloured - Plastic - Polyester - Synthetic fibres - Natural fibres - Cotton wool - Textile - Blended fabric - Natural materials - Residential.

Part of the collection UPHOLSTERY.

Manufacturer Maharam

Family A Band Apart

Architonic ID 1108564

Order number 466000001

Year of Launch 1913

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