Fleece is a material with stable dimensions made of textile and cellulose tissue that does not expand when in contact with the moisture of the paste. Therefore, fleece wallpaper generally may be pasted without soaking or waiting time.
The fleece wallpaper FSC Mixed GFA-COC-001711 is very tough and easy to process, because the wall is pasted, not the back of the wallpaper. Thus, the roll of wallpaper remains dry for more convenient handling. That is why the fleece wallpaper is cut-to-fit right on the wall.
No expanding due to the moist paste, no sliding while cutting, no shrinking while drying.
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There are ten advantages of fleece wallpaper:
1. Easy and time-saving wall-pasting technique. The wallpaper is embedded dry.
2. No expanding, no drying tension, material stable in dimensions.
3. Cost-effective through well-priced special paste instead of glue.
4. High tensile strength. May be cut cleanly even when wet.
5. May be double-cut with edge trimmer.
6. Bridging cracks (fissures).
7. Steam-permeable according to DIN 52615.
8. Flame resistant according to DIN 4102 B1
9. Coatable with acrylic, emulsion or latex paints.
10. Completely removable when dry.
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Fleece wallpapers have 150g/m².
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The fleece wallpaper is delivered in rolls of 46,5 cm.
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Yes, the wallpaper was tested and certified as follows:
Flame resistant according to DIN 4102 B1.
The German norm DIN 4102 B1 corresponds to the European norm B.
Please see here the details in comparison:
New fire prevention standards in Europe (external Link) >>
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Smartpaper is a brandname generated by an association of Dutch manufacturers and marketing companies. It is used for all kinds of fleece materials of most different qualities and therefore is hardly informative as to the material used in each case.
Stabilit is the German counterpart to this concept.
Fleece wallpaper FSC Mixed GFA-COC-001711, on the other hand, is a unique material, which guarantees on a long-term basis its premium quality and therefore its outstanding features.
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