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Fillings, foam and cushions: page 1
This section has three pages:
This page: fibre, felt, hair, wadding and feathers
Page 2: cushion inserts
Page 3: foam |
| All fillings satisfy Schedule 2 Part 1 of the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire Safety) Regulations 1988 relating to non-foam filling materials singly. You may not know that hair, wool, feathers and leather are inherently fire retardant, although leather needs to have a F/R chemical added to bring it up to crib 5 |
Ginger coir
coconut fibre
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Black coir/Fillair
black polished coconut fibre
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50/50 hair and coir fibre
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| This is a cheaper alternative to pure hair and a bit better than pure coir |
Natural teased hair
80/20 hog & horse hair
Chinese horse hair
white cow tail
grade A blonde cow tail
super horse tail (100%)
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Rubberised hair sheets
36 oz for backs and arms,
neoprene bonded
hog hair/coir fibre
100% hog hair |
sheets
25 & 50 mm sheets
183 x 92 cm
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Cashmere pads
goat hair needled on hessian |
sheets
198 x 102 cm
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Cotton felt
750 g/sq m
1200 g/sq m
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roll width
68 cm
68 cm |
Woollen felt
layered – 900g/sq m
needled – 900g/sq m |
68 cm
68 cm |
Wool Typar
needle-felt on typar
1200 g/sq m |
68 cm |
Cotton wadding
super seedless
32’s
52’s |
45 cm
45 cm |
Feathers*
standard duck
de-luxe duck
85/15 duck feather and down
* Hair, wool & feathers are inherently fire retardant |
Why eider is best
If you thought that eider down was obtained by plucking or shaving then you're wrong. Iceland is the home of the eider duck where around 250 farmers have looked after eider settlements for generations. The delicate down is the moult collected from the female in two lots, before the eggs hatch and when they leave. As only 17g is usually collected from each nest you can see why it so valued. As the eider can live for thirty years, a strong bond develops between the duck and farmer.
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g sq m
70
135
205
305
490 |
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roll width
69 & 137 cm
69 & 137cm
69 & 137 cm
69 & 137 cm
137 cm |
Spring unit insulator
white compressed polyester fibre
400 g/sq m |
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Carded polyester fibre
for furniture cushions
Polystyrene beads
for bean bags |
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