Jazz stain-resistant microfibre: Hard-Wearing and Easy to Clean.
Jazz stain-resistant microfibre for upholstered beds is the ideal solution for anyone seeking comfort, elegance and easy maintenance. Thanks to its innovative technology, this fabric is designed to prevent stains from being absorbed, allowing them to be removed simply with water. No chemical detergents are needed, making it perfect for anyone looking for quick, natural cleaning.
Its soft yet hard-wearing weave gives a refined, durable appearance, ideal for upholstered beds that retain their beauty over time. The stain-resistant microfibre is wear-resistant and, thanks to its ability to repel liquids, is particularly suited to families and homes with children or pets.
Easy to maintain yet strikingly beautiful, this fabric turns your bed into a design feature that takes care of itself, letting you enjoy maximum practicality without compromising on style.
QUICK CLEAN protection:
Thanks to its innovative technology, this fabric is designed to repel stains, allowing them to be removed simply with water. No chemical detergents are needed, making it perfect for anyone looking for quick, natural cleaning.
The special Quick Clean protection allows quick and easy cleaning of most everyday stains (coffee, wine, fruit juice, ketchup, ice cream, ballpoint pen* …).
* Does not apply to pens with alcohol-based ink.
STAIN REMOVAL
1. Rub the stain with a sheet of absorbent paper.
2. Dampen a sponge with water .
3. Clean away the remains of the stain with gentle circular movements.
4. Dry by blotting with a clean sheet of absorbent paper.
5. Repeat the process if necessary.
CIGARETTE TEST Fabric
Cigarette test: what is it?
The BS 5852 standard provides test methods for the use of composite materials in upholstery.
The aim of the test, according to British standards, is to measure the flammability of upholstered furniture material in accordance with BS 5852 Ignition Source 1.
These test methods assess the ability of such materials to burn when exposed to a lit cigarette or a flaming object.
During the test, gradual smouldering is observed, starting from the surface of the fabric or from within the padding of the upholstery.
If the upholstery smoulders or catches fire within one hour after the cigarette has stopped burning, the product does not meet the standard.
The aim of the test, according to British standards, is to measure the flammability of upholstered furniture material in accordance with BS 5852 Ignition Source 1.
These test methods assess the ability of such materials to burn when exposed to a lit cigarette or a flaming object.
During the test, gradual smouldering is observed, starting from the surface of the fabric or from within the padding of the upholstery.
If the upholstery smoulders or catches fire within one hour after the cigarette has stopped burning, the product does not meet the standard.
