Forgiving Sins: First Light
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Product Description
Forgiving Sins is an upholstery velvet with an intricate weave that’s both casual and refined, with beautiful movement in the pile. The pile’s luster comes from a cotton-viscose blend with a specialty yarn, adding depth and richness to the texture. With its antiqued finish and pre-crushed look, Forgiving Sins is easy to care for and ideally suited for medium- to high-traffic areas.
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Product Details
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Application:Upholstery
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Type:Velvet
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Pile Composition:100% Rayon
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Ground Composition:100% Cotton
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Width:137.2 cm (54.0 in)
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Minimum Order Quantity:2 meters
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Order Increment:0.5 meters
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Certifications
Passes 50,000 Wyzenbeek double rubs
Passes BS 5852 source 0 & 1 with FR rated foam
Passes NFPA 260
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Product Details
Application
Upholstery
Type
Velvet
Pile Composition
100% Rayon
Ground Composition
100% Cotton
Width
137.2 cm (54.0 in)
Minimum Order Quantity
2 meters
Order Increment
0.5 meters
CFA Requests
Available
Freight Code
D
Inventory & Certifications
Certifications
Passes 50,000 Wyzenbeek double rubs
Passes BS 5852 source 0 & 1 with FR rated foam
Passes NFPA 260
Passes BS 5852 source 0 & 1 with FR rated foam
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
Avoid excessive brushing that may abrade the fibers.
Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Dry clean
For optimal textile performance, maintain fabrics by gently brushing or vacuuming dirt before it becomes embedded, wipe or blot spills as soon as they occur, and spot clean soon after stains occur.
Have caution when using a brush as the delicate weave and fine denure of the yarns can break when cleaned with rough bristles.
Steam in downward strokes. Test a small corner of the fabric first. Keep at least 5 inches between steamer and fabric, with a cloth between. Do not steam in one place of a fabric for too long.
When spot cleaning, always test a small, inconspicuous part of the furniture in case of furniture discoloration or shrinkage.
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