- AQUA
- ASH
- AUBERGINE
- BLACK
- BUCKSKIN
- BURNT RED
- BUSH
- CASCADE
- CELERY
- CHINA BLUE
- CLARET
- CLOUD
- COBALT BLUE
- DARK BROWN
- DEEP GREEN
- DESERT SAND
- DRIFTWOOD
- ECRU
- FAWN
- GARDEN
- GELATO
- HUSK
- IRIS
- JADE
- KHAKI
- MAHOGANY
- MEADOW
- NATURAL
- NAVY
- OATS
- PUTTY
- RUST
- TAUPE
- TWILIGHT
- VANILLA
- WHITE
- WILD ROSE
Baby Ostrich
Replicating the look of exotic ostrich skin, the pebbled surface of this classic provides the authentic texture and color variation of real ostrich skin. Baby Ostrich is shown in The Reptiles swatchcard and Majilite by Color Warm/Cool swatchcards. Please contact us directly for digital images.
- Proprietary microfiber construction
- Beautiful, authentic look and feel
- Unparalleled durability and cleanability
- Custom colors and development available
- No Plasticizers or PVC content
Additional information
Print| Content | 100% Nylon Fiber Matrix |
|---|---|
| Width | 54 inch/137 cm |
| Weight | 8.8 oz/sq yd, 300 g/m² |
| Thickness | 28 mils; 0.7 mm |
| Cleanability Code | S/W |
| Wear | 100,000+ double rubs Wyzenbeek Wire screen (ASTM D-4157- 82)* |
| Crock | Wet 5/Dry 5 (AATCC-8-1988) |
| Trap Tear Strength | 30 lbs x 30 lbs (ASTM D-1117-80) |
| Grab Tensile Strength | 100 lbs x 100 lbs (ASTM D-5034-90) |
| Seam Strength | 100 lbs x 100 lbs (ASTM D-1683-90A) |
| Colorfastness: Gas fumes | (AATCC-23, 3 cycles) Class 4-5/Little to no color change |
| Colorfastness: I | – Fadeometer Test (AATCC-16A-90, 100 hrs) Class 5/No color change – Weather-O-Meter (Xenon Arc, SAE J1885), 225 kj/m2: Little to no color change |
| Colorfastness: II | Sulfide Staining (ASTM D-1712-89) No staining |
| Flammability Class I | UFAC/NFPA 260-1989 |
| Flammability Pass | California Technical Bulletin 117-2013 Section 1 – Pass |
| Flammability Class A Rated | Tunnel Test: (ASTM E84)** |
| Flame Compatibility | Furniture upholstered with Baby Ostrich and constructed with other suitable components can comply with Cal 133. Can also be treated to meet many international flammability codes. |
* Failure in Wyzenbeek abrasion was defined as wear to expose the microfiber.
** Tested as NYTEK with sheeting backing by adhered method.
