Fabrics Yutaka-Bouleau-F3816001 Pierre Frey

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Pierre Frey

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Yutaka

F3816001 - Bouleau

A beautiful wool and cotton jacquard, flamed and brushed, with vertical and horizontal lines criss-crossing to create an unstructured check pattern.

Caractéristiques

Type

Caractéristiques

Composition

46 % Cotton - 14 % Mohair - 14 % Alpaca - 12 % Wool - 10 % Polyamide - 3 % Polyester - 1 % Acrylic

Caractéristiques

Width

136 cm / 53,54 inch

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Raccord : Vertical 35 cm / 13.77 inch

Raccord : Horizontal 34 cm / 13.38 inch

Laize : 136,00 cm / 53,54 inch

Type

Use

Moderate use

Martindale

14.000 T

Composition

46 % Cotton - 14 % Mohair - 14 % Alpaca - 12 % Wool - 10 % Polyamide - 3 % Polyester - 1 % Acrylic

Sales unit

Available per meter/yard

Width

136 cm / 53,54 inch

Repeat

H: 34 cm - 13,38 inch

V: 35 cm - 13,77 inch

Straight repeat

Weight

884 gr / ml

Care

Washing prohibited

Ironing 110° max

Professional Cleaning

Prohibited drying

Stain removal prohibited

Certifications

BS5852 Cigarette & match test

EN1021-1-2 in conjunction with suitable combustion modified foam

NFPA 260-Class 1

CAL TB 117- Pass

Notes

Made in France (EPV Living Heritage Mill)

Woven in Pierre Frey's workshop in northern France.Living Heritage Mill.

Book

F9979202303

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FR Certifications

CAL TB 117 NFPA 260 EN1021-1-2, BS 5852 Cig & Match test

FR International standards Properties on request

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