Browse
    All Categories
    Brands A-Z

FIRM ACTIVITY

Log in to view this content
See how your firm has used products across past and active specifications. Connect with team members who’ve spec’d products you’re considering—and learn from within.

VENDORS

There are currently no vendors listed for this product.
Do you rep this brand?
If you represent this brand, you can register as a vendor and join our Vendor Hub — it’s completely free.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Manufacturer's Description

Expand Collapse
Product Specifications

Name: Blur
Color: Sandstorm
Number: 3128-101
Product Category: Wallcovering, Panel
Material Type: Woven
Content: 37% Polyester (Postconsumer Recycled), 63% Polyester (Preconsumer Recycled)
Finish: Stain Resistant (without PFAS)
Backing: Acrylic
Width: 54 inches (137 cm)
Weight: 14.00 ounces/linear yard (434 grams/linear meter)
Average Bolt Size: 55 yards
Installation Method: Straight Hang, Straight Across Match
Origin: Canada
Price: $49.00 /yard
Energy Surcharge : $0.45/yard
Warranty: 10 years
Introduction Date: 04/03/2020


Design

Pattern Type: Texture
Suitable for Non-match Application: Yes


Performance

Flammability: ASTM E84 Adhered Class A , ASTM E84 Unadhered Class A
Lightfastness: 40 hours
Performance Standards: Flammability
Wet + Dry Crocking
Colorfastness to Light
Physical Properties
Wallcovering Classification: Type II
Cleaning Code: Water-based/Solvent (WS)


Sustainability

Preconsumer Recycled Content : 32%
Postconsumer Recycled Content : 55%
Verified Biobased Content : 0%
Certifications & Programs: Healthier Hospitals
HPD
LEED
No Prop 65 Warning
REACH
SCS Indoor Advantage Gold
WELL
Material Health: Low VOC
No Antimicrobials
No DMF
No PFAS
No Phthalates
No PVC
More about DesignTex
Designtex is a leader in innovative textiles, wallcoverings, and surface solutions with products such as upholstery, wallcoverings, panel fabrics, privacy textiles, handmade rugs, and extreme performance textiles. A Steelcase Company, Designtex believes that environments are enhanced through “a convergence of form and function.”