\n\t\t\t\t\t\n\tDescription\n\nHave Kendal printed\nPrinting Kendal is a way to give this polyester fabric with twill or twill weave a personal touch. Kendal is characterized by its strong, but subtle weave with a clear diagonal line, which results in a tough look and feel. The fine threads in the fabric ensure a smooth fall and a sharp print, while the material retains a matte, cotton look.\nWith a weight of 210 grams per m2 and a maximum print width of 292 cm in one piece, Kendal offers versatility for a variety of interior projects. It is ideal for floor-to-ceiling curtains, decorative cushions and other decorative applications. Although the material is not fire retardant, it is often used in public areas for decorative purposes.\nKendal can be finished in a variety of ways, including cutting, hemming and tunneling. If you choose to finish per side, the first yarn colour choice will be carried through to each side of the material.\nSpecifications:\n\nMaterial: 100% PES\nWeight 210 g\/m2\nFire certificate: No\nPrinting technique: Water-based pigment inks\nMaximum print width in one piece: 292 cm\nTexture: Twill or twill weave\nFinish: Cutting, hemming, tunneling (when finishing per side, the first color of thread is fed through for each side)\nInside Outside: Indoor\nTranslucent: No\nWashing instructions: Wash at 30 degrees, do not bleach, iron at a maximum temperature of 110 degrees, do not tumble dry, do not dry clean, hang to dry\nLightfastness: Zeven\nMartindale: 30.000\nShrinkage tolerance (after washing): About 2%\nCountry of origin material: Spain\nHS code: 55121990\n\nDownloads\n\nGOTS certificate\nOEKO-TEX certificate\n\nGood to know, Kendal is;\nKendal has no BCI certificateThe BCI certificate can only be awarded to materials made from cotton, as BCI stands for Better Cotton Initiative.\nKendal is considered as skin-friendly considered. It is used for, among other things, decorative cushions, and the material can safely come into contact with the skin without causing irritation.\nThe inks used for Kendal printing are water based. This makes them generally more environmentally friendly compared to other solvent-based inks. Water-based inks generally have a lower impact on the environment as they contain fewer harmful chemicals and emit fewer volatile organic compounds. Using water-based pigment inks in combination with Kendal indicates a certain degree of environmental friendliness in the printing process.\nKendal uses the pigment ink printing technique. This printing technique uses of water-based inks, which are odorless. The inks are dried and hardened in an oven. In contrast to sublimation, where the ink is absorbed into the fibers of the material, this does not happen with pigment ink. Although the pigment ink printing technique has similarities with the UV printing technique, this specific method has no odor.\n\t\t\t\t\n\n\t\t\t\t\t\n\n\t\t\n\t\t