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| Quantity | Price | You Save |
|---|---|---|
| 6 | 14,82 zł | Up to 711,80 zł |
| 25 | 25,72 zł | Up to 2 693,39 zł |
| 250 | 50,05 zł | Up to 20 851,58 zł |
More info
Depending on the used backing, or the lack thereof, linings and wall-to-wall carpets include the following types:
Soft - intended for curved or uneven surfaces as they adapt easily to their shape. They are used, for example, on the side walls of luggage compartments, pillars and other surfaces that are not heavily used but require a precise fit of fabric.
Hard - reinforced with a backing, recommended primarily for the manufacture and repair of vehicle lining and floor mats and for padding flat parts of luggage compartments.
Thanks to their exceptional durability, they are often used as wall-to-wall carpets in:
- office premises,
- exhibition spaces,
- hotels and guest houses,
- conference centres.
Loop - this is a separate group of linings used as primary fabrics when restoring vintage cars.
Cleaning:
- Try to clean stains and dirt as soon as you notice them - older dirt is harder to remove.
- When cleaning, avoid over-wetting the fabric. Remember not to get the foam layer wet.
- Do not rub the surface with rough objects or use strong detergents or bleach, as they may discolour the fabric.
Notes on transport:
Fabrics are wound onto cardboard tubes and complete rolls are packaged in thick, transparent film.
Upon receipt, check the packaging for damage and inspect the fabric.
If you ordered several different patterns, they shall most likely be wound together.
Also look inside the cardboard tube - adhesive cans, catalogues, etc. are put in there.
Notes on storage :
To prevent deformation, store fabrics on cardboard rolls, preferably hung on hangers.
Make savings!
When you buy more items, you receive them in one piece. If you order several different fabrics, we will, where possible, wind them onto one roll to reduce the cost of transport.
Remember!
The colour in the photo may differ slightly from the actual fabric colour. This is affected by the settings of your monitor and graphics card in your PC.
You will easily notice colour differences by comparing the same image on different monitors/TVs.
