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Fuji

FP053001 - Mousse

Japan's holiest mountain lends its name to this delicate design, woven and laminated on non-woven backing. Available in colours inspired by etchings, ...

Fuji

Japan's holiest mountain lends its name to this delicate design, woven and laminated on non-woven backing. Available in colours inspired by etchings, the original design comes from the House's archives.

Caractéristiques

Sales Unit

Available per meter/yard

Caractéristiques

Backing

NON WOVEN

Caractéristiques

Composition

100 % Cotton

Caractéristiques

Width

117 cm / 46,06 inch

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Raccord : Vertical 2 cm / 0.78 inch

Raccord : Horizontal 19 cm / 7 inch

Laize : 117,00 cm / 46,06 inch

Type

Paperbacked fabrics

Sales Unit

Available per meter/yard

Backing

NON WOVEN

Composition

100 % Cotton

Width

117 cm / 46,06 inch

Repeat

H: 19 cm - 7,00 inch

V: 2 cm - 0,78 inch

Free match

Weight

365 gr / m²

Care

Clean gently with a vacuum cleaner

Moderate lightfastness

Trimming

Trimmed

Hanging/Removing

Paste the wall

Strippable

Certifications

ASTM E84 Class A

Information

Panel effect

Book

F9979PPFREY44

Glossary

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Calculator measurements

Calculate here the number of rolls/metres you need for this product. This calculator takes into account the joint and the cutting loss. Please note that this is an indicative calculation and is not precise.

Unit

CM Inch

Walls

= square meter

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