SAULEDA COATED VINYL 18oz NARANJA RAL

Properties

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  Anti-dust

  The property of an anti-dust fabric implies that it has the ability to repel or prevent the accumulation of dust on its surface, making it easier to clean and maintaining a cleaner and dust-free appearance for longer. These fabrics are treated with dirt-repellent coatings or made with fibers that make it difficult for dust to adhere, providing a practical solution to reduce the accumulation of dust on furniture or home textiles.

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  Durable

  The property of a durable fabric means that it is resistant to wear and tear and retains its structural quality over time, maintaining its appearance and functionality even after prolonged use. These fabrics are manufactured with high quality materials and robust weaving techniques, ensuring greater resistance to abrasion, tearing and other types of deterioration.

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  Easy to clean

  The property of an easy-care fabric means that it is stain resistant and can be easily cleaned using simple methods, reducing the time and effort required for maintenance. These fabrics are treated with stain-repellent coatings or designed with fibers that allow for quick and efficient cleaning, providing greater practicality in daily use.

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  Protection against glare

  The property of a glare-protecting fabric implies its ability to filter direct sunlight and reduce annoying reflections on screens or glossy surfaces, providing more comfortable vision and protecting the user's eyes. These fabrics have a controlled opacity or are designed with special treatments that reduce glare, offering an effective solution to minimize glare in interior spaces.

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  Protects from wind

  The wind protection property of a fabric involves its ability to block or significantly reduce wind penetration through its fibres, providing an effective barrier against wind chill and keeping the wearer protected and comfortable in windy conditions. With a dense structure and being treated with wind-repellent coatings they offer additional protection against drafts and wind-induced cooling.

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  Sunscreen

  The property of a sunscreen fabric implies that it is designed to block or significantly reduce ultraviolet radiation from the sun, providing an effective barrier against skin damage and helping to prevent sunburn and other harmful effects. These fabrics have a specific UV protection factor and may be treated with chemicals that increase their ability to block UV rays, providing additional protection during sun exposure.

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  Visual protection

  The property of a visual protection fabric implies its ability to hide or filter vision from the outside, providing privacy and security in interior spaces, while allowing the passage of light and maintaining an aesthetic appearance in the decoration. These fabrics have controlled opacity or are designed with patterns that limit visibility from the outside, offering an effective solution for visual control in different environments.

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  Water repellent

  The property of a water-repellent fabric consists of its ability to prevent water from penetrating the fibers, providing protection against moisture and keeping the wearer dry in rainy or humid conditions. These fabrics are treated with hydrophobic chemicals that cause water to bead on the surface instead of being absorbed, making it easy to remove with a simple shake.