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LUMOS
LUMOS collection is a structural fabric with delicate relief, which is characterized by the occurrence of convexities and concaves on its surface, creating a subtle three-dimensional effect. The structure of the fabric was achieved through the use of yarns of varying thickness in the warp and weft, as well as a suitable weaving weave. The delicate contours of the warp and weft give the fabric its appeal, while the combination of different yarns is intended to create a fabric that is both durable and distinctive with an interesting design.
The top layer of the fabric has been emeryed, which has made some of the yarns gently unravel, giving the product a warmer look and a softer feel. On the other hand, the fabric has been strengthened by lamination with polyester fleece, which increases its grammage to 290 g/m^2. The delicate relief, combined with melange threads, gives the fabric a unique character.
The fabric will be perfect for both modern and classic interiors. The available variety of colors allows to match the fabric to individual preferences and style.
LUMOS 44
LUMOS 21
LUMOS 22
LUMOS 25
LUMOS 31
LUMOS 35
LUMOS 48
LUMOS 98
LUMOS 90
LUMOS 66
LUMOS 68
LUMOS 77
LUMOS 74
LUMOS 82
LUMOS 78
LUMOS 83
LUMOS 86
LUMOS 88
LUMOS 16
LUMOS 03
LUMOS 08
LUMOS 10
LUMOS 13
LUMOS 17
LUMOS 19
color palette
BE INSPIRED BY LUMOS FABRIC ARRANGEMENTS
| Surface mass | DIN EN 12127 | 290 g/m2 ± 5% | |
| Working width | minimum 140 cm | ||
| Composition | EU 1007/2011 | 100% Polyester | |
| Martindale test | EN ISO 12947-1,2 | 40 000 | |
| Prone to mottling and pillaging | EN ISO 12945-2 (2000T) | 4 | |
| Color fastness: artificial light | EN ISO 105-B02-2 | 4 | |
| Resistance to dry friction | EN ISO 105-X12 | 4-5 | |
| Wet friction resistance | EN ISO 105-X12 | 4 | |
| Tear strength | EN ISO 13937-3 | ||
| osnowa | 60 N | ||
| Weft | 50 N | ||
| Tensile Strength | EN ISO 13934-1 | ||
| osnowa | 600 N | ||
| Weft | 600 N | ||
| Thread Slippage | EN ISO 13936-2 | ||
| osnowa | 2,5 mm | ||
| Weft | 2,5 mm |
The effect of pilling and so-called "wrinkling" of fabrics is a natural process and impossible to eliminate completely. The transfer of dyes from fabrics with intense and dark colors to light fabrics is inevitable. If the fabric is hooked, there is a possibility of pulling out individual yarns. For technological reasons, differences in color shades are permissible.
