Caledonian: Mink
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Product Description
Caledonian is a smooth high-performance leather sourced from a Scottish tannery, stocked in a range of neutrals as well as deep tones. While the dense quality gives it little stretch, it’s an ideal choice for high traffic or contract applications—including aviation and automotive use—as it passes all fire codes and durability testing. Caledonian is produced using energy-efficient practices and is considered a low-carbon leather.
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Product Details
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Application:Upholstery
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Type:Smooth
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Average Hide Size:50.0 sq ft (4.6 sq m)
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Average Largest Cut Size:65.0 vertical | 62.0 horizontal in (165.1 vertical | 157.5 horizontal cm)
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Minimum Production Quantity: 0.0 sq ft
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Production Lead Time: 1 weeks
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Certifications
Passes 100,000 Wyzenbeek double rubs
Passes BS 5852 source 0 & 1 with FR rated foam
Passes CAL 117
Passes NFPA 260
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Product Details
Application
Upholstery
Type
Smooth
Dye Process
Semi-Aniline
Average Hide Size
50.0 sq ft (4.6 sq m)Learn More
Average Largest Cut Size
65.0 vertical | 62.0 horizontal in (165.1 vertical | 157.5 horizontal cm)Learn More
Thickness
1 mm
CFA Requests
Not available
Freight Code
L
Product Notes
- The surface of this leather has added protection to repel most common stains when immediately blotted.
Inventory & Certifications
Lead Time
Minimum Production Quantity: 0.0 sq ft
Production Lead Time: 1 weeks
Certifications
Passes 100,000 Wyzenbeek double rubs
Passes BS 5852 source 0 & 1 with FR rated foam
Passes CAL 117
Passes NFPA 260
Passes BS 5852 source 0 & 1 with FR rated foam
Passes CAL 117
Passes NFPA 260
Care
This is a recommendation by the manufacturer for care, as environments where products will be used will vary. Please use discretion, and always defer to a cleaning professional with any questions.
Product Care
Clean spots with a slightly damp cloth and rub gently in circular motions only, so that the leather does not get damaged. Air Dry.
For more intense cleaning or for spot removal, consult a leather cleaning specialist.
The routine care of leather furniture is limited to weekly dusting and vacuuming. Dust and dirt work as a dissolvent abrasive on the leather.
When spot cleaning, always test a small, inconspicuous part of the furniture in case of discoloration.
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