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Orange Envy TEXTILENE® Sunsure Fabric |
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FS-038 |
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Manufacturer's Part No: |
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T91NCT044 |
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TEXTILENE® Sunsure
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Construction: |
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42 x 12 per square inch |
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Width: |
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54" |
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Bolt Size: |
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Approx. 50-60 Yd. Bolt |
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Repeat: |
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Plain |
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Uses: Slings, Umbrellas, Cushions, Sun, Privacy, Shade and Wind Screens, Tote Bags, Table Runners, and Placemats |
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Features: Slingable, Mildew & Fade Resistant, Flame Retardant,
UL 2818 GREENGUARD Gold Certified for low chemical emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOC's) into indoor air, Lead (Pb) Free. RoHS and REACH Compliant. Twitchell® fabrics include specially formulated antimicrobial protection designed to inhibit the growth of bacteria, mold, mildew that can cause stains, odors and product deterioration. Made in the USA. |
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3 Year Textilene® Warranty |
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Textilene® Sunsure Sample Card |
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Textilene® Sunsure Safety Data Sheet |
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Cleaning Instructions:
To clean all Textilene Brand Fabrics, sponge with a solution of one-cup mild detergent with one-cup household bleach in three gallons of water.
Rinse thoroughly with clear water and air-dry completely. Treat any strains as soon as possible. Do not use any abrasive household cleaners. |
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Coordinating
powder paint, spray paint and
vinyl is also available.
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You may order by the linear yard, 1/2 yard increments or by the bolt. |
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You may mix bolts of all Phifertex®, TEXTILENE®, Leisuretex®, Sunsure®, Outdura® and SlingWeave® fabrics to achieve 3 bolt prices. |
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IN STOCK |
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| TEXTILENE® SUNSURE®:
is a specially formulated high strength fabric built to withstand fading, mildew, soiling and wear and tear. SUNSURE® has up to a 92% shade factor making it the
right choice for several outdoor applications. It is specially designed to remain vibrant and colorful for years even through continuous outdoor exposure and under
the most severe weather conditions.
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