Flamecoating/ Fire Resistant Fabrics

         Understanding FR (Fire Rating) requirements is essential to our practice as emerging  interior designers. Most notably, as we enter our future careers, we must be aware of legality issues we might encounter. While specifying fabrics and applications, it is vital to understand that we are accountable for the product and its performance.....

• In many environments today, fire retardancy and flame resistance (FR) qualities are required for fabrics; in other cases, it is a desirable quality, at the least. For commercial and hospitality applications—for example, an awning used on an office building or an exhibit hall banner—FR ratings are essential. Fortunately, end product manufacturers (EPMs) have access to an increasing variety of textiles and finishing treatments to ensure that the application will be flame resistant. - Specialty Fabrics Review

http://www.trevira.com/en/textiles-made-from-trevira/home-textiles/flame-retardant-textiles-trevira-cs.html

http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0410_f1_flameresistant.html

 

Decoding:

• Fire Resistant - Fire resistant refers to a fabric or fiber that has been treated to discourage the spreading of flames.
• Fireproof - Fireproof means that a fabric literally will not burn. To be labeled fireproof, the Federal Trade Commission requires that a fabric must be 100% fireproof. If the fiber or fabric has been treated to prevent flames from spreading, it must be labeled as fire resistant.
• Flameproof - Flameproof is a synonym for fireproof.
• Flame Retardant Fabric - A fabric that resists or retards the spreading of flames. A flame retardant fabric can be made by using fibers that are themselves flame retardant (inherently flame retardant) or by using special finishes on fabrics 

Textiles F.R. Limited: Flame Retardancy Finishers & Consultant

Domestic Upholstered Furniture - Regulation Reference

The statutory instrument embraces all domestic upholstered seating furniture (as well as children's furniture). This includes music stools, foot stools and pouffes, bean bags and floor cushions sold for use in domestic dwellings. For the purposes of this discussion, cover fabric will refer to the permanent cover of upholstered furniture.

Removable covers which are supplied with the furniture are regarded as permanent covers by the statutory instrument. Replacement covers supplied by the original furniture manufacturer are also deemed to be permanent. However, removable covers supplied by producers other than the furniture manufacturer are classed as loose covers.

Any fabric which is supplied as a permanent cover on furniture must:

comply with the cigarette test (BS5852:Part 1:1979:Source 0), there are no exceptions either pass the appropriate match test; the one used depends on whether the material is a visible or non-visible part of a cover or if the fabric is classified as "exempt" (i.e. composed of at least 75% by weight of cotton, modal, flax, silk, viscose or wool used either separately or together and not coated with any polyurethane preparation) then it need not comply with the match test providing the furniture contains a fire-resistant interliner (complying with schedule 3 of the statutory instrument)

Cover fabric which has been treated with a flame retardant chemical must undergo a cleansing procedure described in BS5651:1978:Clause 4 (30 minute water soak) prior to cigarette or match testing. The match test is conducted over "standard foam" as described in the statutory instrument. Most cigarette testing is in practice conducted over standard foam as well (the so called "worst case scenario") although for the purposes of the statutory instrument it can be carried out over the actual filling composite used in the finished furniture or indeed any legal filling material (the type of filling used will be stated on the certificate issued by the laboratory conducting the test).

"Non-visible" cover fabric which has been flame retarded may undergo a modified cigarette and match test in which the cleansing procedure is omitted and the match test is conducted over combustion modified foam. Non-visible cover fabric is defined as

any part of the cover or furniture on which a back, arm or seat cover rests the underside or reverse side of a seat or back cushion which has not been designed as reversible the underside of non-reversible arm cushions provided they are secured and cannot be displaced in normal use the dust cover on the underside of the furniture

Loose covers should be match resistant when tested over standard foam.

Stretch covers should be match compliant when tested over combustion modified foam.

The regulations do not apply to pillow cases or loose covers for mattresses and bed-bases.

Removable braids and trimmings, lightweight scrims (used over foams & fillings) and springs and not required to comply with the fire resistance requirements.

Cane furniture upholstery (seat & back cushions) supplied with the furniture must meet the requirements described for permanent covers. These cushions cannot be considered as scatter cushions (which have different requirements).

Garden furniture which is also suitable for indoor use (including conservatories) must comply with the permanent cover requirements.

Products for use as nursery furniture which are upholstered or upholstered items which are designed to hold a baby or small child must comply with the regulations as described for permanent covers. Nursery items include the following

baby seats/bouncing cradles/baby rockers baby car seats designed for home as well as car use baby walking frames cots/travel cots carry-cots carry-cribs/baby cribs/moses baskets highchairs chair harnesses playpens (including playpen mattresses) prams push-chairs upholstered liners supplied with any of the above items.

Baby nests are exempt from the match resistance test. They must comply with the cigarette test and meet the requirements described in the statutory instrument for filling materials.

Common Treatment Method:   Backcoating: Process used for upholstery fabric, lightweight flat woven cottons Finishing Sprays: http://www.resistflamefinishing.com/finishing.asp -Kendall Cardone

Peter Fasano Via John Rosselli & Associates

Company Name: John Rosselli & Associates
Designer: Peter Fasano
Style: Wallcoverings
Address: 979 Third Avenue, Suite 1800
New York, NY 10022
Telephone: 212.593.2060
Contact Person: Shelley Selip
Website: www.peterfasano.com
johnrusselliassociates.com
Company Overview: Hand-silkscreened, hand-painted fabrics and wallcoverings.

Name: Clothesline

Product Number: 7402 

Color: Black/Cream/Sparkle

Repeat: 27" 

Name: Libby's Stripe

Product Number: 9703 

Color: Taupe/Green

Repeat: 24" wide

Farrow & Ball

Company Name: Farrow & Ball
Style: Wallcoverings
Address: 142 East 73rd Street
New York, NY 10021
Telephone: 212.737.7400
Email: uppereastside@farrow-ball.com
Website: www.us.farrow-ball.com
Contact Person: Dane Anderson, Showroom manager

Company Overview: Specializes in its production of paint in England, and uses those paints on their wallpapers. This company is more upfront about providing the option of installing the paper yourself, using their specific glue. They also sell paint accessories for easier application.

Collection: The Lotus Papers

Product Number: BP 2019

Special Remarks: The Lotus Papers are an artisanal lotus-flower design, which is drawn from 19th century French archives and influenced by the Arts & Crafts Movement. Full roll width is 53cm/21", roll length is 10m, large pattern repeat is 52.2cm/20 1/2", small pattern repeat is 25.8cm/10 1/8". Available in 30 colourways in two different pattern sizes. Suitable for hanging either way.

Collection: Toile Trellis

Product Number: BP 644

Price: $225.00 per roll

Special Remarks: Toile Trellis is from the Papers 6 collection, a collection of block printed papers, produced by us in the traditional manner using our finest water based paints. Full roll width is 53cm/21", roll length is 10m, pattern repeat is 62.4cm / 24 9/16". Available in 13 colourways.

Meredith Woolfolk

Wolf Gordon

Company Name: Wolf Gordon
Style: Wallcoverings
Address: The D&D Building
979 Third Avenue, Suite 413
New York, NY 10022
Telephone: 212.319.6800
Email: info@wolf-gordon.com
Website: www.wolf-gordon.com
Special Remarks: Very high-end fabrics with lush embellishments, and specializes in commercial wallcoverings.

Name: Sparkle, Swarovski Crystals

Product Number: 236.07

Color: Purple Prarie 

Material: Non Woven

Collection: Vescom Non Woven

Content: 70% Polyester, 30% Woodpulp + crystals

Backing: Viscose/Polyester

Width: 52"

Meredith Woolfolk

Wallpaper Anatomy

Types of Wallpaper
Printed wallpaper is the general category of manufactured wallpaper with printed patterns.
Vinyl-coated wallpaper is the most common type of wallpaper, made of paper but with a protective coat of vinyl that makes it ideal (and scrubbable) for kitchens, bathrooms, etc. It is usually strippable, which makes it easy to pull off a wall and re-paper with a new pattern.
Relief wallpaper has a raised texture that you can feel.
Solid vinyl wallpaper is the most durable, waterproof and is ideal for very humid areas.
Flocked wallpaper, usually ornate and considered "old fashioned," includes a raised felt pattern that contrasts with the background color.

Non-Traditional Types
Unbacked fabric is one of the most difficult styles because you have to work carefully to smooth out the fabric as you apply it to the wall.
Foil (brand name: "Mylar") is difficult to work with because it shows imperfections in the wall surface and because it can get wrinkled easily. It has silver and reflective surfaces.
Cork-faced wall coverings are thicker because they have a surface of cork. 

Types of Backing
Paper Backing: Used for paper backed vinyls and vinyl coated papers.
Woven Fabric Backing: Used for scrim, osnaburg, or drill cloth

Scrim: used mostly in light construction

Osnaburg: is used in medium to heavy usage areas

Drill cloth: used with the heaviest wallcoverings

Non-Woven Fabric Backings: Non woven wallcovering substrates (base material) are produced on a paper machine from a mixture of long fiber cellulose pulps and textile fibers. Special additives are used to provide wet strength and absorbency. Non wovens provide a substrate that is dimensionally stable when wet, which allows it to be pasted to the wall.
Latex Acrylic Backing: Used on fabric wallcoverings to allow for stability and improved hanging qualities.


Types of Wallpaper (Detailed)

Coated fabric:  Fabric substrate coated with liquid vinyl or acrylic. The decorative layer is printed on this coating. This is generally considered more "breathable" wallpaper which makes it best for use in low moisture rooms.

Paper backed vinyl/solid sheet vinyl:  Paper (pulp) substrate laminated to a solid decorative surface. This type of wallpaper is very durable since the decorative surface is a solid sheet of vinyl. It is classified as scrubbable and peelable. Solid sheet vinyl can be used in most areas of the home since it resists moisture and is stain and grease resistant.

In-register paper-backed vinyl:  Solid vinyl layer of material is laminated or bonded to a paper backing sheet. These wallcoverings have a heat-embossed (raised) effect to register (fit) the pattern design, and provide a multitude of textural effects.  These wallcoverings have a high quality appearance and are durable because the decorative surface is solid vinyl.  They resist moisture, stains, and grease.

Fabric backed vinyl:  Substrate laminated to a solid vinyl decorative surface. General categories of this type of wallpaper include:
       a. Solid vinyl - this wallpaper consists of a vinyl film laminated to a fabric or paper substrate. It is generally considered the most durable wallcovering because the vinyl is a solid sheet and not applied in a liquid form. This type of wallpaper is ideal for consumers looking for a great degree of washability, scrubbability and durability.
       b. Paper - this type of wallpaper refers to wallpaper with a paper substrate/ground combination upon which the decorative layer is printed. True papers are not coated, but some may have a coating applied to seal in the inks. Because this type of wallpaper varies widely, check the label for attributes of the pattern/brand you want to purchase.

String effect:  Wallcoverings that have very fine vertical threads laminated to a paper type substrate. Threads may be of a man made material or natural fiber such as silk or linen.





Meredith Woolfolk

About Sustainable Textiles

Despite the trend factor being green is these days, there is no denying the fact that sustainability is the future of textile production. Organic production and green materials are on the rise in the design world. Many showrooms, like Pollack, are working towards earning LEED accreditation for some of their patterns. What does this mean, though? What is LEED and how are "organic" textiles different than non-organic?

Surprisingly, one of the most environmentally detrimental aspects of textile production is the processes of shipping materials and generating ideas. Concepts for patterns do not just happen and in a month's time woven into yards of fabric. They take years of mailing colorways, weaving methods, printing processes, and samples. This is not to mention that once a pattern is finalized, the cost of production and shipping to designer's offices and then onto upholstery houses and on down the design line adds up quickly. Aside from transportation and it's environmental impact, the processes of dying fabrics is having a negative impact as well. Synthetic materials such as polyester, nylon, rayon, acrylic, and carbon fibers are costly to produce and do not biodegrade well.

There are three pillars that must remain in balance on the road towards sustainability: people, profit, and planet. It would appear that profit has been the culprit of the unbalanced system of production, with people following in step, and the planet in last place. What companies are working towards today is to equal out these three elements of textile production. Below are some steps the industry is taking to balance the pillars.

• Cultivating cotton organically (minimal pesticide use)
• Recycling cotton and polyester
• Incorporating Bamboo fibers within the textile
• Incorporating organic wool and silk, corn and soy bean fibers, and hemp
• Reducing the use of wet processing (dying method)
• Bio Processing (adding a materials natural living organisms to process
• Creating textiles and wallcoverings that do not require backings or special aftercare treatments
• Europe has one of the strongest environmental protection program set up in the world, although it is expensive to ship to and from, the textiles produced there are heavily monitored for green design.
• Designing using the Cradle - to - Cradle guidelines

Another method - and one that is both good for the environment and local economy - is to outsource local artisans and materials. What materials can be found here in New York State and the country as a whole?


Below are links to government sites regarding organic outlines and strong green design textile lines:

http://www.usgbc.org/

Here you will find information on what it takes to get LEED certified. In 2004, the LEED CI certification was established for commercial interiors.

http://www.contracttextiles.org/

bluesign is a green production monitor that begins before the production on the textile begins.  They essentially walk alongside the production line keeping a close eye on how things are being done and stepping in when methods turn environmentally dangerous.

Textiles with the made in Green symbol are free from harmful pesticides and materials. The method of production was environmentally safe and the workers who labored over the textiles were treated fairly.

Textile Lines:

True Textiles
Climatex
Mod Green Pod
O ECOTEXTILES
Harmony Art
Green Sage Store
Live Textiles
Hable Construction



References:
http://smartextiles.co.uk/overview/application/sustainability/
http://knol.google.com/k/environmental-friendly-textiles-a-road-to-sustainability#


-Hayden Manders

Thibaut Inc. via Stark Wallcovering

Company Name: Thibaut Inc.
Style: Wallcoverings
Address: 480 Frelinghuysen Avenue
Newark, New Jersey 07114
Showroom Address: Stark Wallcovering
979 Third Avenue, Suite 1102
New York, NY 10022
Telephone: 212.752.9000
Website: starkwallcovering.com
Email: info@starkwallcovering.com
Thibaut Telephone: 973.643.1118
Email: info@thibautdesign.com
Website: www.thibautdesign.com
Special Remarks: Order ships within 24 hours.

 

Name: Coco

Type: Fabric

Collection: Chelsea

Color: Cream

Product number: F93224

Vertical repeat: 24"

Horizontal repeat: 27"

Width: 54"

Name: St. Lucia

Collection: Natural Resource
Color: Coral
Product number: T7042
Width: 27"
Vertical Repeat: 25 1/4"
Special Remarks:
Unpasted
Strippable
Washable
Vinyl Coated

Meredith Woolfolk

ROMO

Company Name: ROMO
Style: Modern Contemporary
Address: D & D Building
               979 Third Avenue
               Suite 1703
               New York, NY 10022

Telephone: (212) 319-7666
Email: info@romousa.com
Website: www.romo.com
Contact Person: n/a
Products Information / model numbers:

Centello in Casca Fuchsia 7285/07 

Kimura in Anoko Azalea 7255/06

Special Remarks:
Centello
9 Colorways
100% Viscose
53.9" width with a 2.6" x 2.8" repeat
40,000 Wyzenbeek
Upholstery or Drapery

Kimura
7 Colorways
37% Cotton / 51% Linen / 12% Polyester
56.7" width with a 28.1" horizontal repeat
25,000 Wyzenbeek
Upholstery or Drapery

ROMO is a medium-end price range line of fabrics. They're designs are primarily for residential drapery or upholstery. ROMO consists of 5 Design Houses: Romo, Mark Alexander, Zinc, Villa Nova, and Kirkby Design. All make up what is called The ROMO Group. The group is focused on making high-quality, livable, bold textiles. Color pallets range from the brightest yellows to the most muted browns. Prices are to the trade only.

-Hayden Manders

Beckenstein

Company Name: Beckenstein
Style: Wallcoverings
Address: 32 W 20th Street
New York, NY 10011
Telephone: 877.648.4644
Email: info@beckensteinfabrics.com
Website: www.beckensteinfabrics.com
Contact Person: John Karantonis
John@beckensteinfabrics.com

Special Remarks: Carries wallpaper, upholstery, window treatments, and bedding
There are no products available online to view-only in the store. You can schedule an appointment with a designer for an in store consultation, or they will come to your home.

Store Hours:
Mon-Wed: 10:00-6:00
Thurs: 10:00-8:00
Fri & Sat: 10:00-6:00
Sun: 12 noon-5:00

Schumacher & Co.

Company Name: Schumacher & Co.
Style: Wallcoverings
Address: The D&D Building
979 Third Avenue, Suite 832
Telephone: 212.415.3900
Email: newyork@fsco.com
Website: www.fschumacher.com

Name: Toile Florissante
Color: Peridot
Product Number: 5004091
Width: 27"
Horizontal repeat: 27"
Vertical repeat: 36"
Special remarks: other color ways available

Meredith Woolfolk

Flavor Paper

Company Name: Flavor Paper
Style: Wallcoverings
Address: 216 Pacific Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Telephone: 718.422.0230
Email: info@flavorleague.com
Website: www.flavorpaper.com
Special Remarks: All papers are screen printed and customizable--colors can be changed for any pattern, and personal digital photographs can be made into a mural.

Print Options (per square foot):
Commercial vinyl: $9
Standard vinyl: $8
Terraion: $9
Latex: $8
Mobile flavor: $10

 Name: Glow

Name: Vivid Victorian

Meredith Woolfolk

Pollack Fabrics

Company Name: Pollack
Style: Modern Contemporary
Address: D & D Building
               979 Third Avenue
               Suite 1722
               New York, NY 10022

Telephone: (212) 421-8755
Email: showroom@pollacksalesassociates.com
Website: http://www.pollackassociates.com/index.php
Contact Person: only to the trade
Products Information / model numbers:

Curly
2243/04 Steel 

Filigree
2311/04 Walnut

Fringe Benefits
9134/01 Sugar

Special Remarks:
Curly
7 Colorways
Recycled Polyester (84% pre-consumer / 16% post-consumer)
55" width with a 4.75" x 11.625" repeat
Heavy Upholstery
50,000 Wyzenbeek

Filigree
4 Colorways
Polyester
54.75" width with a 2.875" x 2.375" repeat
Heavy Upholstery
50,000 Wyzenbeek

Fringe Benefits
3 Colorways
Trevira Polyester
54" width
Drapery

Pollack is a massive live of commercial and (more recently) high-end residential fabrics. They partner with many designers and architects. They carry an array of textile lines. Their green/sustainable line of textiles is among one of the fastest growing aspects of Pollack. Many of their fabrics are for heavy use. Their drapery is typically flame retardant  as most are for commercial use. Pollack is heavily invested in Green Design and are working towards expanding their LEED accredited textiles. Prices are to the trade only.

-Hayden Manders

ACT Performance Guidelines

Amelia Stein

below are the Association for Contract Textiles (ACT) performance guidlines: & symbols:

http://act.monumental-i.com/

	APPLICATION Heavy Duty Upholstery	ABRASION ASTM 3597 modified (#I0 cotton duck) 30,000 double rubs Wyzenbeek Method ASTM D4966 (21 oz. weight) 40,000 cycles Martindale method
	APPLICATION General Contract Upholstery	ABRASION ASTM 3597 modified (#I0 cotton duck) 15,000 double rubs Wyzenbeek Method ASTM D4966 (21oz. weight) 20,000 cycles Martindale method
	APPLICATION Upholstery Panels and Upholstered Walls Drapery	COLORFASTNESS to Wet & Dry Crocking AATCC 8 Dry Crocking, Class 4 minimum Wet Crocking, Class 3 minimum AATCC 8, Class 3 minimum AATCC 8 (solids) AATCC 116 (prints) Class 3 minimum
	APPLICATION Upholstery Panels and Upholstered Walls Drapery	PHYSICAL PROPERTIES Brush pill ASTM D3511, 3 minimum Breaking strength ASTM D3597-D1682-64 50 lbs. minimum in warp & weft Seam Slippage ASTM D3597-D434 25 lbs. minimum in warp & weft Breaking strength D5034 Grab Method 35 lbs. minimum in warp & weft Seam slippage ASTM D3597-434 25lbs. minimum in warp & weft Seam slippage ASTM-D3597-434 for fabrics over 6oz./sq. yard 25 lbs. minimum in warp & weft Seam slippage ASTM D3597-434 for fabrics under 6oz./sq. yard 15 lbs. minimum in warp & weft
	APPLICATION Upholstery Panels and Upholstered Walls Drapery	FLAMMABILITY Class1 (Pass) - California Technical Bulletin #117 Section E Class A ASTM E-84 (Unadhered Mounting Method) Pass N.F.P.A. 701-89 (Small Scale)
	APPLICATION Upholstery Panels and Upholstered Walls Drapery	LIGHTFASTNESS AATCC 16A or AATCC 16E Class 4 minimum at 40 hours AATCC 16A or AATC 16E Class 4 minimum at 40 hours AATCC 16A or AATCC 16E Class 4 minimum at 60 hours

Textile Durability Tests/Information

Amelia Stein

- The Wyzenbeek and Martindale tests are the two methods commonly used to  predict a textile's wear-ability

- Wyzenbeek involves rubbing along the warp and weft of a fabric
A Wyzenbeek machine is used for this test allowing sample of the test fabric to be pulled tight in a frame and held stationary. Individual test specimens cut from the warp and weft direction are then rubbed back and forth using an approved fabric as the abradant. The number of double rub cycles achieved before two yarn breaks occur or noticeable wear is observed is recorded as the fabric’s abrasion rating.
- Martindale is a figure-8 rub test
This is an oscillating test. Fabric samples are mounted flat and rubbed in a figure eight like motion using a piece of worsted wool cloth as the abradant. The number of cycles that the fabric can endure before fabric shows objectionable change in appearance (yarn breaks, piling, holes) is counted. Number of cycles determines abrasion rating.

- Performance is determined by the fiber content, weave, finish, furniture design, maintenance, cleaning, and usage

- Durability of an upholstery fabric is a complex interaction (combination) of performance tests that, in addition to abrasion, includes seam slippage, piling, tensile strength, and usage 


for heavy duty usage you should specify:
30,000 double rubs Wyzenbeek method
or
40,000 cycles Martindale method

The following uses are appropriate for 30,000 double rubs:
single shift corporate, hotel rooms/suites, conference rooms, and dining area usage.

extreme wear situations may require higher levels of abrasion resistance.
End use examples that may require higher than 30,000 double rubs include: 24 hours transportation terminals, 24 hour telemarketing, 24 hour healthcare emergency rooms, 24 hour casino gambling areas, and such public gathering places as theatres, stadiums, lecture halls and fast food restaurants.

**double rubs exceeding 100,000 do not provide additional value in use

Larsen

Company Name: Larsen
Style: Modern / Contemporary
Address: D & D Building
               Cowtan & Tout Showroom
               979 Third Avenue
               Suite 1022
               New York, NY 10022
Telephone: (212) 753-4488
Email: n/a
Website: http://www.larsenfabrics.com/
Contact Person: n/a
Products Information / model numbers:

Havana in Sheer Trevira with 4 colorways

Astra in Silk Plaisse with 6 colorways

Centerpiece WALLCOVERING of hemp with 1 colorway

Special Remarks: Larsen, created by Jack Lenor Larsen, is a London based contemporary textile line. Fabrics are hand-woven and appropriate for upholstery. They carry a wallpaper line as well as a small hide collection with various leathers. They are known for their silks and woven products. Their only showroom is located in the D & D Building. A relatively high-end price range.

-Hayden Manders

Momentum Textiles

Amelia Stein

Company Name:Momentum Textiles
Style:Contract/Upholstery
Address: 257 Park Ave. South, 14th Floor, New York, NY 10010
Telephone: (800) 366-6839
Email: customerservice@momtex.com
Website: https://www.themomgroup.com
Contact Person:N/A
Products Information / model numbers:

Melange - Cappuccino,  09079574

Repeat (full repeat shown):11-1/4" x 13-1/2"

Fabric Content:

Melange - Cappuccino 

Dye:  Yarn

Finish:  Teflon

Maintenance:  Pure Solvents, No H2o Or Detergents

Reduced Environmental Impact:
Rapidly Renewable Fiber Content; GREENGUARD Children & Schools Indoor Air Quality Certified®

Durability:  50,000 Double rubs

Flame Resistance: CA Bulletin 117 Sec. E; NFPA 260 CLASS 1

Width: 54"

Repeat (L x W):  11-1/4" x 13-1/2"

Fabric Content: 44% Rayon; 34% Polyester; 22%cotton

Net Price: $43.35/yd

Special Remarks:
-Momentum Textiles is one of the 36 member companies of The Association for Contract Textiles (ACT) (see post on "Act Performance Guidlines")
-Momentum heavily focuses on offering sustainable and innovative textiles
-small company

** has pricing and available stock on website
** can view fabrics on furniture 
** memos are to-the-trade only

Fabricut Contract

Amelia Stein

Company Name: Fabricut Contract
Style:Contract/Upholstery
Address: 9303 East 46th Street Tulsa, Oklahoma 74145
NY Showroom: 979 Third Avenue, Suite 202 New York, NY 10022
Telephone: 212.838.5253
Email:N/A
Website: http://www.fabricutcontract.com
Contact Person:N/A
Products Information / model numbers:
Innovate Sorbet, 8483502
fabric content: 70% Viscose 30% Polyester
Width: 54 in (137.16 cm)

Vertical Repeat: 15 in (38.1 cm)

Horizontal Repeat: 14 in (35.56 cm)

Double Rubs: 50,000

FR Codes:

• UFAC Class I
• NFPA 260A

no backing
Use:bedding, drapery, multipurpose, upholstery
 
Special Remarks:
Fabricut has a very large inventory of many different styles (they also have residential fabrics available at fabricut.com). Prices vary depending on textile type, but overall this company is a great resource.
* Only to-the-trade memo and price request

Kendall Cardone- Traditional

Kendall Cardone

Company Name: Robert Allen via Lillian August Showroom

Style: Traditional

Address: 11 West 19th Street New York, NY 10011

Telephone: (212) 206-1883

Email:www. robertallendesign.com

Website:http: www.lillianaugust.com

Contact Person: Anthony Pippo

Products Information / model numbers:

• Lattice Bamboo
• Greystone
• Noir/ Almond
• 55" Wide
• 100% Cotton
• Vertical Repeat 9"
• Horizontal Repeat 9"
• Non Brand Water Stain Repellent 
• 30,000 Double Rubs (WYZ)

Special Remarks: Robert Allen is the leading fabric house in the interior design industry

Kendall Cardone- Traditional

Kendall Cardone

Company Name: Vervain via Lillian August Showroom

Style: Traditional

Address: 11 West 19th Street New York, NY 10011

Telephone: (212) 206-1883

Email:www.vervain.com

Website:http: www.lillianaugust.com

Contact Person: Anthony Pippo

Products Information / model numbers:

• Pattern: Gabriella
• Rasberry
• 54" Wide
• 32% Acrylic, 25% Linen, 22% Viscose, 15% Cotton, 6% Polyester
• Vertical Repeat 28"
• Horizontal Repeat 13.5"
• Exceeds 36,000 Double Rubs (WYZ)

Special Remarks: Italian, High end, Luxurious

"Vervain offers an exciting resource for the traditional interior. Vervain's statement prints and wovens, which boast of incomparable quality, are the cornerstones of this exceptional collection. Comprised of documentary textiles and original classically styled designs, Vervain beautifully unites luxury and high style. "- www.Vervain.com

Kendall Cardone-Traditional

Kendall Cardone

Company Name: Schumacher via Lillian August Showroom

Style: Traditional

Address: 11 West 19th Street New York, NY 10011

Telephone: (212) 206-1883

Email:

Website:http: www.lillianaugust.com

Contact Person: Anthony Pippo

Products Information / model numbers:

• Chinois Fret
• Pattern # 54950
• Noir/ Almond
• 55" Wide
• 95% Cotton, 5% Poliammidic
• Vertical Repeat 2 5/8"
• Horizontal Repeat 2 1/4"
• Part of the Schumacher Chroma collection

Special Remarks: Calendar Finished: Series of hard pressure rollers used to form or smooth a sheet of material. Ideal for clean lined upholstering/tailored treatments