High Traffic

Durable & capable of withstanding over 30,000 Double-Rubs.

This fabric is great for using in high-traffic enviornments where long-lasting durability is needed. Wall-Protection installations such as Chair-Rails or Wainscoting in hallways & common areas should be faced with a fabric that can withstand regular and repeated abrasions. Most fabrics with a High-Impact rating are suitable for high-traffic areas. High Traffic Fabrics can be expected to last in high-traffic environments for well over 10 years

A double rub is a motion that approximates the wear and tear that comes from someone sitting down on and getting up from an upholstered seat.
Regular use for a year is around 3,000 double rubs.

Common High-Traffic Environments

 

in Hallways & Corridors

in Classrooms

in Gyms & Multi-Purpose Rooms

 

Medium Traffic Fabrics

Capable of withstanding 15,000 – 30,000 Double-Rubs.

Medium traffic fabrics are great for use in medium-traffic environnments where durability isn't as important. You can face a wall with less durable fabrics if it isn't expected to recieve regular impacts or wear. Walls behind a counter, residential spaces, conferences rooms or in any other area that doesn't see a high-volume of traffic can be considered medium or even low traffic.

Common Medium-Traffic Environments

 

in Living Rooms

in Conference Rooms

for Bulletin Boards

 

Low Traffic Fabrics

Capable of withstanding up to 15,000 Double-Rubs.

These fabrics are meant for use in environments that won't recieve regular wear or impacts. Ceilings or acoustic installations that are out of reach can be faced with low-traffic fabrics since they won't recieve much wear.

Common Low-Traffic Environments

 

on Ceilings

on Acoustic Panels

in Bedrooms

 

This Fabric has proven to work well when repeatedly tacked

• It is Self-Healing

• Has a Plain-Weave Construction

• It Boasts Durable Fibers

• Leaves No Visible Holes

Use them in commercial and home offices, conference rooms, schools, kid’s rooms, modular workstations, hallways and anywhere you need to tack documents, pictures, notes, anything!

Suitable for use with MagTack backing

These fabrics are thin enough to be suitable for use with a magnetically receptive backing.

Facing a magnetic backing with a fabric that is too thick or has a raised pattern can inhibit the holding power of the magnetically receptive backing.

Certified to meet national & local fire codes

Having a fabric treated with a fire retardant DOES NOT guarantee that the fabric will meet ASTM E-84 Unadhered unless the fabric is treated AND THEN tested by an accredited tested facility.

The only test procedure that is acceptable by the national building codes for establishing the Class for a stretch fabric application is the ASTM E84 Unadhered (Steiner Tunnel Test).

Hold up to over 50,000 Double Rubs

This fabric is great for use in high-traffic environments where long-lasting durability is needed. Panels being used as wall-protection should be faced with a High-Impact Fabric. High-Impact Fabrics can be expected to last in high-traffic environments for over 15 years.

A double rub is a motion that approximates the wear and tear that comes from someone sitting down on and getting up from an upholstered seat.
Regular use for a year is around 3,000 double rubs.

Standard Care Label S

Only mild, water-free cleaning solvents should be used.

Never use water. Do not dry clean.

High Traffic

Durable & capable of withstanding over 30,000 Double-Rubs.

This fabric is great for using in high-traffic enviornments where long-lasting durability is needed. Wall-Protection installations such as Chair-Rails or Wainscoting in hallways & common areas should be faced with a fabric that can withstand regular and repeated abrasions. Most fabrics with a High-Impact rating are suitable for high-traffic areas. High Traffic Fabrics can be expected to last in high-traffic environments for well over 10 years

A double rub is a motion that approximates the wear and tear that comes from someone sitting down on and getting up from an upholstered seat.
Regular use for a year is around 3,000 double rubs.

Common High-Traffic Environments

 

in Hallways & Corridors

in Classrooms

in Gyms & Multi-Purpose Rooms

 

Medium Traffic Fabrics

Capable of withstanding 15,000 – 30,000 Double-Rubs.

Medium traffic fabrics are great for use in medium-traffic environnments where durability isn't as important. You can face a wall with less durable fabrics if it isn't expected to recieve regular impacts or wear. Walls behind a counter, residential spaces, conferences rooms or in any other area that doesn't see a high-volume of traffic can be considered medium or even low traffic.

Common Medium-Traffic Environments

 

in Living Rooms

in Conference Rooms

for Bulletin Boards

 

Low Traffic Fabrics

Capable of withstanding up to 15,000 Double-Rubs.

These fabrics are meant for use in environments that won't recieve regular wear or impacts. Ceilings or acoustic installations that are out of reach can be faced with low-traffic fabrics since they won't recieve much wear.

Common Low-Traffic Environments

 

on Ceilings

on Acoustic Panels

in Bedrooms

 

This Fabric has proven to work well when repeatedly tacked

• It is Self-Healing

• Has a Plain-Weave Construction

• It Boasts Durable Fibers

• Leaves No Visible Holes

Use them in commercial and home offices, conference rooms, schools, kid’s rooms, modular workstations, hallways and anywhere you need to tack documents, pictures, notes, anything!

Suitable for use with MagTack backing

These fabrics are thin enough to be suitable for use with a magnetically receptive backing.

Facing a magnetic backing with a fabric that is too thick or has a raised pattern can inhibit the holding power of the magnetically receptive backing.

Certified to meet national & local fire codes

Having a fabric treated with a fire retardant DOES NOT guarantee that the fabric will meet ASTM E-84 Unadhered unless the fabric is treated AND THEN tested by an accredited tested facility.

The only test procedure that is acceptable by the national building codes for establishing the Class for a stretch fabric application is the ASTM E84 Unadhered (Steiner Tunnel Test).

Hold up to over 50,000 Double Rubs

This fabric is great for use in high-traffic environments where long-lasting durability is needed. Panels being used as wall-protection should be faced with a High-Impact Fabric. High-Impact Fabrics can be expected to last in high-traffic environments for over 15 years.

A double rub is a motion that approximates the wear and tear that comes from someone sitting down on and getting up from an upholstered seat.
Regular use for a year is around 3,000 double rubs.

Standard Care Label S

Only mild, water-free cleaning solvents should be used.

Never use water. Do not dry clean.

High Traffic

Durable & capable of withstanding over 30,000 Double-Rubs.

This fabric is great for using in high-traffic enviornments where long-lasting durability is needed. Wall-Protection installations such as Chair-Rails or Wainscoting in hallways & common areas should be faced with a fabric that can withstand regular and repeated abrasions. Most fabrics with a High-Impact rating are suitable for high-traffic areas. High Traffic Fabrics can be expected to last in high-traffic environments for well over 10 years

A double rub is a motion that approximates the wear and tear that comes from someone sitting down on and getting up from an upholstered seat.
Regular use for a year is around 3,000 double rubs.

Common High-Traffic Environments

 

in Hallways & Corridors

in Classrooms

in Gyms & Multi-Purpose Rooms

 

Medium Traffic Fabrics

Capable of withstanding 15,000 – 30,000 Double-Rubs.

Medium traffic fabrics are great for use in medium-traffic environnments where durability isn't as important. You can face a wall with less durable fabrics if it isn't expected to recieve regular impacts or wear. Walls behind a counter, residential spaces, conferences rooms or in any other area that doesn't see a high-volume of traffic can be considered medium or even low traffic.

Common Medium-Traffic Environments

 

in Living Rooms

in Conference Rooms

for Bulletin Boards

 

Low Traffic Fabrics

Capable of withstanding up to 15,000 Double-Rubs.

These fabrics are meant for use in environments that won't recieve regular wear or impacts. Ceilings or acoustic installations that are out of reach can be faced with low-traffic fabrics since they won't recieve much wear.

Common Low-Traffic Environments

 

on Ceilings

on Acoustic Panels

in Bedrooms

 

Loosely Woven, allowing for air to pass through

This fabric is great for using in acoustically sensitive applications. Panels being used to absorb unwanted noise should be faced with a fabric that, like this one, has an open weave that freely allows air to pass through it.

Fabrics that have been treated with anything heavier than a 0.5 oz sprayed acrylic backing will generally be poor in acoustic applications.

This Fabric has proven to work well when repeatedly tacked

• It is Self-Healing

• Has a Plain-Weave Construction

• It Boasts Durable Fibers

• Leaves No Visible Holes

Use them in commercial and home offices, conference rooms, schools, kid’s rooms, modular workstations, hallways and anywhere you need to tack documents, pictures, notes, anything!

Suitable for use with MagTack backing

These fabrics are thin enough to be suitable for use with a magnetically receptive backing.

Facing a magnetic backing with a fabric that is too thick or has a raised pattern can inhibit the holding power of the magnetically receptive backing.

Made from at-least 60% post-consumer products

This fabric has been made from at least 60% post-consumer products. Recycling discarded beverage bottles and other plastics helps to reduce waste. These fabrics are recyclable, themselves.

Recycled fabrics are often eligible for LEED Certification points.

Certified to meet national & local fire codes

Having a fabric treated with a fire retardant DOES NOT guarantee that the fabric will meet ASTM E-84 Unadhered unless the fabric is treated AND THEN tested by an accredited tested facility.

The only test procedure that is acceptable by the national building codes for establishing the Class for a stretch fabric application is the ASTM E84 Unadhered (Steiner Tunnel Test).

Standard Care Label W-S

Clean with water based cleaning agents, foam or pure, water free solvents. Vacuuming or light brushing is recommended to prevent dust and soil buildup.

Never use tap water. Use distilled water, as tap water contains minerals that may cause rings or fading.