For upholstery, focusing on the end product will help determine which fabric to use, points out Ian Dawson. Kayospruce MD.This is imperative in the tough marine environment so it\u2019s important fabrics are hardwearing yet comfortable.\u201cResistant against water, fading and rotting, solution dyed acrylic is ideally suited to the marine industry,\u201d explained Ian.Two fabric ranges stocked by Kayospruce are Sunbrella and Agora that have both launched new upholstery collections.Natural coloursThe Sunbrella European Upholstery and the Natural Shades collection from Agora hold the key characteristics of solution dyed acrylic.\u00a0\u201cThe natural colours and patterns are perfect for adding a softer feel to an interior,\u201d said Ian. \u201cEqually these new collections provide durability and beauty to all interior upholstery projects.\u201dHe added: \u201cVinyl is also a popular choice within marine upholstery due to its extremely hardwearing nature and waterproofing capabilities.\u201dNew vinyl collections from Spradling include the Silvertex range with complimenting plains and stripes available in a wide selection of colours.Ideal choice\u201cIn an environment that is exposed to sea salt and UV, vinyl is the ideal choice for fabric longevity as it can be used in both exterior and interior upholstery applications,\u201d explained Ian.\u201cSpradling products are extremely tough, with a luxurious textured \u2018fabric-like\u2019 feel unlike many other vinyl products.\u201dIn addition, Kayospruce has a new range from Serge Ferrari. Stamskin uses a smart coating technology making it easy to maintain, durable yet comfortable.<\/p>\n
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