Questions about Flame Retardants in Upholstery?
I am a scientist at heart. Before I took up upholstery, I loved nature & ecology in my early youth, and later acquired a Bachelor [...]
I am a scientist at heart. Before I took up upholstery, I loved nature & ecology in my early youth, and later acquired a Bachelor [...]
Questioning the safety of chemicals used in upholstery fabrics Upholsterers & designers offer a fabulous array of performance fabrics... at what cost? (Image: Vitalijs [...]
Toxin vs. Toxicant (as in toxic substance). The difference is REAL and IMPORTANT. Lionfish spines release a toxin as a means of self defense [...]
Learn about five essential non-toxic materials you can use in your upholstery project. A Sample Box is the perfect way to feel them for yourself! NaturalUpholstery.com [...]
A Home Health Resource Debra Lynn Dadd It's really more than just Toxic-free Tips from Debra Lynn Dadd. What you'll find on her website [...]
Are you planning an upholstery project that will replace petroleum-based urethane foam with non-toxic natural latex foam? or replacing polyester batting with wool batting as [...]
'Book Wrap' it! Watch this video to see the best way to cut your wool batting when wrapping your natural latex foam cushion: For tips [...]
Watch this video and download the companion worksheet for step-by-step instructions for calculating how much wool batting you will need to book-wrap your latex foam cushion: [...]
The Benefits In addition to it's luxurious feel as a natural fiber, wool: is a natural flame retardant barrier – see the post ‘Interpreting [...]
With the new flame retardants test, is it only the outer upholstery fabric which should pass the test, or does it apply the filling materials [...]