Domestic Upholstery. Ignition Source 0 (Cigarette) & Ignition Source 1 (Match).
Mimimum Charge: £96.00
Treatment Price per metre: £5.16
Minimum price applies based on fabric width and quantity. Ask us for a quote!
Domestic Upholstery. Ignition Source 0 (Cigarette) & Ignition Source 1 (Match). Texfin Oil and Water Repellent - this superior water and oil repellent product is protects your fabric from dirt and gives you a piece of mind. This protection forms a barrier between what is spilled and the fabric. It gives time to mop up the spills before the fibres of the furniture are affected. However, if it is left for a long period, it will eventually soak in and form a stain on the fabric. Good housekeeping skills should not cause any change in appearance at all.
Mimimum Charge: £96.00
Treatment Price per metre: £8.16
Minimum price applies based on fabric width and quantity. Ask us for a quote!
Contract Upholstery.Ignition Source 0,1 & 5 + Watersoak Test. BS 5852 Part 2: 1990: Source 5 (Crib 5).
Shrinkage: In addition to the processing allowance specified, an allowance of approximately 3% should be made.
Mimimum Charge: £96.00
Treatment Price per metre: £5.16
Minimum price applies based on fabric width and quantity. Ask us for a quote!
Texfin Oil and Water Repellent AND Fire Retarding for Contract Upholstery. Ignition Source 0,1 & 5 + Watersoak Test. BS 5852 Part 2: 1990: Source 5 (Crib 5).
Shrinkage: In addition to the processing allowance specified, an allowance of approximately 3% should be made.
Mimimum Charge: £96.00
Treatment Price per metre: £8.16
Minimum price applies based on fabric width and quantity. Ask us for a quote!
Contract Curtains & Drapes. Durable to 6 Dry Cleans. BS 5867 : Part 2, Type B.
Mimimum Charge: £96.00
Treatment Price per metre: £3.24
Minimum price applies based on fabric width and quantity. Ask us for a quote!
Please note: Treated fabric should be maintained by dry cleaning. The treatments are guaranteed for four years or 5 dry cleans, whichever is the sooner. Alternatively laundering and re-treating is recommended. If wetted in any way it is essential to re-treat the fabric to meet flammability requirements.