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Pinseal

Hand-antiqued, richly-embossed Pinseal glimmers and glitters. Ideal for high-traffic areas, this leather offers a one-of-a-kind shifting, understated shine with dramatic highs and lows.

Content:

European full grain vegetable-tanned aniline-dyed cowhide

Finish:

Durable protective finish, hand-antiqued, EDGE stain release

Size:

Average 28 Square Feet - 1/2 hide

Performance:

Recommended for high-traffic areas, light patina

Specifications

Content 
European full grain vegetable-tanned aniline-dyed cowhide
Finish 
Durable protective finish, hand-antiqued, EDGE stain release
Size 
Avg 28 sf / Platelines 23" / 1/2 hide
Average Usable Area 
28" x 65"
Thickness 
1.2–1.3 mm
Weight Per Square Foot 
3.25 oz
Texture 
Embossed pattern
Colors Available
4 standard colors
Custom 
Custom coloring available
Applications
Residential, Hospitality, Contract
Use 
Upholstery, vertical and direct applications
Wellness
Greenguard Gold certified
EDGE Stain Release 
By request
Performance 
Recommended for high-traffic areas, light patina
Considerations 
Pinseal is a hand finished product that will vary from hide to hide and dyelot to dyelot; this antiqued look is a characteristic of Pinseal, platelines every 23".

Testing

Durability & Strength

Abrasion - ASTM D7255 
Complies
Breaking Force - ASTM 2208 (100lbs) 
Complies
Crocking - ASTM D 5053 
Class 5
Elongation - ASTM D2211 (20-50%) 
Complies
Light Fastness - 72 Hrs/ISO 105-B02 
Class 4-5
Tearing Strength - ASTM D 4705 (15lbs) 
Complies

Flammability

Boston Fire Code (BFD 1X-1) 
Complies
California Technical Bulletin 117-2013 
Class 1
Cigarette Ignition Resistance (NFPA 260) 
Class 1
Ignitability of Upholstered Seating by Smoldering & Flaming Sources (BS5852) 
Complies with FR Treatment
IMO Resolution A.652(16) 
Complies
Surface Building Characteristics of Building Materials (ASTM E 84) 
Class B

Maintenance

Specification Maintanence 
If a spill or spot should occur, blot immediately with a clean, absorbent cloth or sponge. Do not rub the spot with force or pressure. A drop of saddle soap on a damp cloth may remove dirt.