SenchaJames Dunlop Essentials
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Sencha
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SenchaJames Dunlop Essentials
SenchaJames Dunlop Essentials
SenchaJames Dunlop Essentials
SenchaJames Dunlop Essentials
SenchaJames Dunlop Essentials
SenchaJames Dunlop Essentials
SenchaJames Dunlop Essentials
Chino
A subtle slub detail emulates a delicate linen look whilst composed of 100% Polyester. Washable and achieving both AS1530.2 and NFPA 701 FR certificates, Sencha is ideal for commercial and residential application.
Specifications
ProductSencha
BrandJames Dunlop Essentials
ColorChino
CollectionFR Sheers - View
Code
110131
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Composition100% Polyester
Pattern RepeatNil Repeat
Width118.1"
Weight11.1oz/yd
OriginTurkey
Care
Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Drip dry in shade
Drycleaning Gentle cycle
Low iron max 110C
Machine wash cool gentle cycle
Warning: Iron reverse side use barrier cloth
Test Results
Fire Retardancy AU/NZ
AS 1530.3
AS 1530.2
Fire Retardancy USA
NFPA 701
Lightfastness i Lightfastness is a property of a colourant such as dye or pigment that describes how resistant to fading it is when exposed to light.
UV 5/8 Blue Scale
Please note: these products have been tested to the relevant standards. Please review the test results prior to specification.
Environmental Certifications
PFA free
Please note: these products have been certified to the above relevant environmental textile certifications. Please review the test results prior to specification.
Attributes
Multi Directional
Notes
Fire Retardant
Folded half width on core
Commercial High Performance
Drapery Samp Shown Continuous
Usage
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Test Certificates
In Use
Projects & Case Studies
Orsini Fine Jewellery selected Kanat Studio to create a luxurious addition to their boutique; capturing the essence of a gallery where custom designs could be showcased whilst offering an intimate setting for engagement consultations in Auckland, New Zealand.
Interior designers Toni Brandso and Liv Patience of Material Creative gained an understanding of the look and feel of maximalist luxury while attending a client’s wedding in Jodhpur, India. “This trip really resonated with us and our design sensibilities and since then we have been leaning into having more decorative freedom,” says Toni.
A compact family home in leafy Westmere, originally designed by architects Richard Priest and Susan Hillery in the early 2000s has been given a contemporary update, now that the homeowners are empty nesters.
