26HD-339 is a laminated upholstery fabric built on a 280gsm face with a 120gsm white single jersey reverse, for a 400gsm total on a 142cm width in 100% polyester. It arrives already laminated, so a cutter works one cloth rather than bonding two. At 400gsm it sits in the medium-heavy band: firm enough to hold a seat top flat, light enough to follow a rolled arm without bulk at the seam folds. The single jersey reverse is a knit, so it yields slightly where a woven backing would fight a curve, which helps on pod seating, bench fronts, and chairs with a shaped shell. The 142cm width is narrower than the 145cm and 150cm used elsewhere in this range, so panel layouts need checking before a cutting plan is fixed. No finishing step, pile description, or surface type is recorded for this model, so the face is described only by weight. Confirm the face type, pile, and usable width on a physical sample.
Why source 26HD-339
- At 400gsm it holds a seat top flat while still following a rolled arm.
- Pre-laminated, so a cutter handles one cloth instead of bonding two.
- A knit jersey reverse yields slightly and takes a shaped shell better than a woven backing.
- Clinic waiting benches, salon chairs, studio sofas, and office pods are all in this weight band.
Verified Source Specifications
Fit and Confirmation Boundary
This model exists in one stock row only, so nothing here is cross-checked: no master table entry, no tag card, no quotation line, and no Haida sheet. The weight column and the backing note disagree by 100gsm, and both the unit cost per kilogram and the roll weight at the stated piece length point to 400gsm rather than 300gsm, so 400gsm is used throughout and the 300gsm figure is treated as an entry error. That correction has to be confirmed before any quotation is built on it, because pricing off 300gsm understates the cloth by a quarter. The stock sheet carries no product name and no fabric type, so this listing describes construction and weight only; no pile, surface, or hand claim is made. Confirm the face type, pile height, and usable width before publishing.
Common Questions
Why is the weight shown as 400gsm when the sheet says 300gsm?
The backing note reads 280gsm face plus 120gsm jersey, which totals 400gsm. Unit cost and roll weight at 70m both agree with 400gsm.
What is the face fabric?
It is not recorded. The row carries a style number only, with no name and no fabric type, so only the weight is stated here.
Is it already laminated?
Yes. It is recorded as a finished composite, not as a face cloth to be bonded later.
What is the yield?
1.76 m/kg at 400gsm on 142cm. The 142cm width is narrower than most of this range, so check panel layouts.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Please provide the required colour, quantity, destination, target application, and confirm the face type required.
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