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Score
- SKU:
- SCR 6407
- Colorway:
- GLACIER
- Category:
- Upholstery
- Material:
- Polyester/Polyester Blend
- Collection:
- Woven Upholstery
- Rendering:
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Content :
100% Polyester
Finish :
GreenShield® ZERO, PFAS free, spill- and stain-resistant treatment
Backing :
Acrylic
Width :
54"
Weight :
15.00 oz per linear yard
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Abrasion :
100,000+ double rubs, Wyzenbeek
Flame Resistance :
Passes Cal TB 117-2013, AB 2998 compliant, Passes NFPA 260/UFAC
Wet and Dry Crocking :
AATCC 8—Wet: Grade 5; Dry: Grade 4.5
Colorfastness to Light :
AATCC 16—Grade 4 @ 40 hours
Pilling :
ASTM D3511 (Brush Pill)—Grade 5
Cleaning Code :
W-S = Clean with either a water- or solvent-based agent
Seam Slippage :
ASTM D4034—Warp: 30.5 lbs; - Weft: 86.5 lbs
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Product contains 65.0% post-consumer recycled content
Free of conflict minerals, heavy metals, PFC/PFOA/PFOS, PVC, phthalates (BBP, DBP, DEHP, DIDP, DINP, DnHP, DnOP), solvents, PFAS
Listed in the Mindful Materials library
This product conforms to the Healthier Hospitals initiative of Practice Greenhealth
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$48.75 per linear yard
A moisture barrier or acrylic backing can be added to this textile. The minimum order is one bolt, in increments of full bolts only. Please call Customer Service at 800 347 0550 for details.
Score
Simple, functional, and fun, Score’s cottony feel and versatile color palette is sure to be a hit with designers seeking upholstery for modular seating, especially in corporate and higher-ed settings. By combining virgin polyester and post-consumer recycled polyester yarns in the weave, different colors are achieved when piece-dyeing, giving added dimension to the pattern. Consistent with the current trend of mixing and matching fabrics, both on individual module pieces or on the same piece, Score’s color line can coordinate or contrast with each other and those of Roy and Screen.
Custom colors can be ordered for a low minimum of 120 linear yards. Score’s GreenShield® ZERO finish offers outstanding water repellency and resistance to waterbased stains, without fluorochemicals, meeting the criteria for the Healthier Hospitals Initiative and Kaiser Permanente standards.
