Groupe Designers Guild

Seborga - Pewter

A circular fabric carefully upcycled from the dormant stocks of top-tier brands committed to sustainable interior design.

Coussins & housses de canapés

Composition : 35%Pc 35%Pl 30%Co
Poids : 532 g/ml
Laize / Largeur : 140
Largeur : 140cm (55")

Color: taupe

taupe

Seller: Default

11 mètres available

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Groupe Designers Guild

In stock : 11 mètres

€ 65.33 tax excl.

€ 139.00

Eco-responsible

Dormant stock of major brands

Express delivery

3 to 5 days in Europe and the UK

D+15 D+3 to 2X 3X 4X: 2X30.00€ (free of charge)

Un tissé texturé au motif chevron pour un usage siège disponible dans une gamme de couleurs très représentatives de William Yeoward.

Reference FWY2397/08

Coussins & housses de canapés

Composition 35%Pc 35%Pl 30%Co

Poids 532 g/ml

Laize / Largeur 140

Raccord vertical 18cm (7")

Style Motifs

Matières Acrylique

Motifs Rayures

Largeur 140cm (55")

Etat Neuf

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Care instructions (for guidance only)

Hand and machine washing excluded
Do not bleach
Iron at low temperature (max. 110 °C / 230 °F) — no steam
Dry-cleaning recommended using hydrocarbon solvents only — do not use perchloroethylene
Do not tumble dry — avoid any machine drying

Important: these care instructions are generic and have not been tested by Susty.

Before any large-scale treatment or maintenance, we strongly recommend testing a 10 × 10 cm fabric sample or a prototype to ensure the method is compatible with your specific requirements.

Recommendations for use

The Martindale value indicates the fabric’s resistance to abrasion and determines its suitable use:

0 to 20,000 rubs → Decorative use only (curtains, wall panels, accent cushions)
20,000 to 40,000 rubs → Standard domestic use (chairs, moderately used seating)
40,000 to 100,000 rubs → Heavy use (family sofas, hotel furniture)
Over 100,000 rubs → Very intensive professional use (public spaces, offices, commercial seating, ERP)

For demanding projects (public venues, hospitality, commercial use), always check fire-retardant classifications and relevant technical standards.