Description
23HD-P001 is a pineapple check upholstery fabric on a 210gsm face with a 70gsm pongee reverse, recorded at a 280gsm total. Pineapple check is the mill's name for this patterned quality: a small repeating check that reads as a grid across the cloth rather than as a large block plaid, which is why it suits pieces seen from a distance at table height. The light pongee reverse keeps the composite thin, so it wraps a banquette frame and a dining chair shell without adding bulk at the seat edge. At 280gsm it is a light upholstery weight, and it is a pattern cloth rather than a plain, so it carries a scheme on its own. Confirm usable width, check scale, and composition on a physical sample before specifying a repeat.
Why source 23HD-P001
- A small repeating check reads as a grid across a piece rather than as a large block plaid.
- The 70gsm pongee reverse keeps the composite thin, so it wraps a banquette frame without bulk at the edge.
- At 280gsm it suits dining chairs, cafe seating, and bar stool covers, where a plain would look bare.
- A pattern cloth carries the scheme on its own, so a banquette or chair needs no contrast fabric.
Verified Source Specifications
Fit and Confirmation Boundary
The face weight, backing, and total weight are identical in both records, and 210+70=280 checks out exactly, so the construction is reliable. What is not recorded is the pattern geometry: check size, repeat, and whether the grid sits flat or in relief are all absent from every file. Because of that, no repeat measurement is quoted here, and no claim is made about relief or weave structure. The English name is a direct rendering of the mill's term; if the cloth is closer to a waffle check or a grid check, the title wording should be adjusted to match, since English buyers search those terms more often than the literal one. Usable width, yield, and fiber composition are not recorded. Confirm pattern and width on a physical sample before publishing.
Common Questions
What is pineapple check?
It is the mill's name for this patterned quality: a small repeating check rather than a large plaid. Check scale and repeat should be confirmed on a sample.
Is 280gsm suitable for restaurant seating?
It suits dining chairs, cafe seating, and bar stool covers. For a banquette under heavy daily load, ask for the abrasion result at quotation.
Can the pattern be matched across seams?
The repeat is not recorded. Please confirm the repeat on a sample before planning panel layout.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Please provide the required colour, quantity, destination, target application, and performance requirements.