Documented specs
Look to Wyzenbeek or Martindale abrasion ratings, cleaning codes, and CAL TB 117-2013 where required, confirmed per pattern.
Commercial
Commercial upholstery fabric built for high-traffic seating.
Commercial seating fails on the wrong fabric. We focus on constructions with documented abrasion, cleanability, and flammability specs so designers and procurement teams can specify with confidence.
Best-fit buyers
Built around trade intent.
Commercial interior designers and specifiers
Hospitality, healthcare, and senior-living procurement
Office, restaurant, and public-space furniture buyers
Built for traffic
Constructions are selected for repeated daily use, not display.
Project support
Sales confirms abrasion, flammability, availability, and yardage on a project-by-project basis.
Use Cases
Where this fabric fits.
Hotel lobbies and guest rooms
Restaurant and banquette seating
Healthcare and waiting rooms
Office and lounge seating
Senior living and public spaces
Next Step
Ready to spec this fabric?
Request swatches to evaluate color, hand, and construction, or talk to our team about availability, trade pricing, and yardage for your project.
FAQ
What makes a fabric commercial-grade?
Commercial-grade usually means a documented abrasion rating (often 30,000-plus double-rubs for contract), appropriate flammability compliance such as CAL TB 117-2013, and cleanability suited to public use. Always confirm the specs for the exact pattern.
How many double-rubs do I need for commercial seating?
A common benchmark is 15,000-plus double-rubs for general contract use and 30,000-plus for heavy-traffic seating, but the right number depends on the application. Confirm the rating with sales for your project.