Farrah: Olive

Product Description
Farrah is a hair-on-hide that appears to have a cut texture, but is actually embossed. The allover organic design references faux bois or curly lamb, rendered in a large scale that’s perfect for upholstery.
Product Details
- Application:
  Upholstery
- Type:
  Hair on hide
  Specialty
- Hide Type:
  Half cowhide
- Average Hide Size:
  23.0 sq ft (2.1 sq m)
- Average Largest Cut Size:
  60.0 vertical | 30.0 horizontal in (152.4 vertical | 76.2 horizontal cm)
- Minimum Production Quantity: 92.0 sq ft
- Production Lead Time: 4 weeks
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Certifications
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

Hair on hide

Specialty

Hide Type

Half cowhide

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Average Hide Size

23.0 sq ft (2.1 sq m)Learn More

Average Largest Cut Size

60.0 vertical | 30.0 horizontal in (152.4 vertical | 76.2 horizontal cm)Learn More

Thickness

1.4 - 1.6 mm

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Not available

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Product Notes

Durability: exhibits natural markings and will wear over time
Hides can fade or discolor with constant UV exposure
Natural hair will fade with time
Natural variances can occur between hides

Inventory & Certifications

Lead Time

Minimum Production Quantity: 92.0 sq ft

Production Lead Time: 4 weeks

Certifications

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.