Fabric sample Profuse Cobalt Blue

Fabric description and care

Profuse – certified and fire-resistant!

Profuse fabric – a non-flammable, certified, high-quality upholstery textile. This fabric is suitable for indoor use and is produced without harmful chemical additives or toxic substances (compliance confirmed by the OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certificate). The OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certificate is an international textile safety standard that ensures the fabric contains no harmful chemicals and is safe for human health. In addition, Profuse is a fire-retardant fabric that meets European standards and holds the necessary certifications. Beanbags made from this fabric are often used in public spaces, offices, business centers, or libraries, as its calm color palette and texture bring harmony and Scandinavian modernity to interiors.

Key features:

• High quality
• Skin friendly
• Universal
• Washable
• Fire resistant

Fabric details:

• 100% Polyester
• Abrasion resistant: 80 000 cycles (Martindale test)
• Machine-washable at a temperature no higher than 60°C
• Light resistance: 6 (based on SO 105 B02)
• Weight: 560 g/ml - 400 g/m²
• Certified fabric OEKO-TEX® 100
• Pilling resistance: 4/5 (pagal ISO 105-X12)
• Breathable fabric
• 5 year guarantee
• Fire resistant:

1 IM (UNI 9175) – Italy fire-resistance test (Seating)

AM 18 (NF D 60013) – France fire-resistance test (Seating and Panel)

B1 (DIN 4102) – Germany fire-resistance test (Vertical Surfaces/Panel)

BS 7176 – UK fire-resistance test (Hazard levels and appropriate tests for evaluating furniture materials (Seating))

C1 (UNI 9174 - UNI 8456) – Italy fire-resistance test (Vertical Surfaces/Panel)

California TB 117 – USA fire-resistance test (Seating)

CRIB 5 (BS 5852 part II) – UK fire-resistance test (Seating)

EN 1021-1&2 – Europe fire-resistance test (Cigarette and Match)

Euroclass EN 13501-1 – Europe fire-resistance test (Single Burning Item) for panels

IMO for upholstery Part 8

M1 (NF P 92501-7) – France fire-resistance test (The French standard often referred to as the ‘M1’ test is the principal method used not only in France, but also in Belgium, Spain and Portugal.)

ONORM B 3825 – Austria fire-resistance test (Seating)

Onorm A 3800-1 Class B1-Q1-TR1 – Austria fire-resistance test (Material Smoke Emission)