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60″ Wide 100% Cotton Schedule 3 Crib 5 Interliner Barrier Cloth 80mtr Roll

£499.20 per metre

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Quantity: 80mtr Roll.60" Wide 100% Cotton Schedule 3 Crib 5 Interliner Barrier Cloth is a specialist fire-retardant upholstery material designed to provide a protective layer between furniture fillings and the outer covering fabric. Manufactured from 100% cotton, this woven interliner is intended for furniture constructions requiring a suitable Schedule 3 barrier, particularly where the decorative covering does not independently meet the applicable fire-performance requirements. Product specifications: Material: 100% cotton. Product type: Upholstery interliner barrier cloth. Supply options: Per linear metre or 80-metre roll. Applications: Suitable sofas, chairs, upholstered headboards and furniture panels. The generous width helps reduce unnecessary joins across larger upholstered sections. The barrier must be suitable for the complete upholstery construction and supported by the relevant fire-test documentation. Width: 60" (approximately 152cm)

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60" wide Schedule 3, Crib 5 cotton Barrier cloth, per 80 metre roll

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60" 100% Cotton Schedule 3 Crib 5 Upholstery Barrier Cloth

60" Wide 100% Cotton Schedule 3 Crib 5 Interliner Barrier Cloth is a specialist woven upholstery material used between furniture fillings and the outer covering fabric.

made for appropriately specified upholstery constructions, it provides a fire-retardant barrier where the decorative cover does not independently meet the required fire-performance standard and the use of a suitable interliner is permitted.

Manufactured from 100% cotton, the cloth offers a woven alternative to felt-style fire barriers. Its 60" width (approximately 152cm) is useful for covering larger furniture sections with fewer joins.

Available by the linear metre or in complete 80-metre rolls, it is suitable for upholstery restoration, furniture manufacturing and professional workroom production.

Product Specifications

  • Material: 100% cotton.
  • Construction: Woven barrier cloth.
  • Fire specification: Schedule 3 Crib 5, as stated in the Status Fabrics listing.
  • Width: 60" (approximately 152cm).
  • Supply: Per metre or 80-metre roll.
  • Purpose: Fire-retardant separation between upholstery fillings and outer fabric.

The current product listing does not specify fabric weight, thickness or the particular test certificate reference. These details should be confirmed where required for a project.

Applications for Cotton Upholstery Interliner

A cotton fire-barrier interliner can form part of furniture constructions where the selected materials and applicable fire requirements allow its use.

Typical applications may include:

  • Sofas and armchairs: Incorporating a specified barrier beneath the decorative covering.
  • Upholstered headboards: Providing an interliner around suitable padded furniture components.
  • Dining and occasional chairs: Use within approved upholstery constructions.
  • Furniture restoration: Replacing or introducing an appropriate barrier material.
  • Contract furniture: Suitable applications where the required test evidence covers the complete construction.
  • Upholstered panels: Providing a fabric barrier beneath appropriate outer coverings.

The interliner should always be selected according to the furniture type, fillings, covering fabric and intended environment.

Understanding Schedule 3 Crib 5

describes this material as a Schedule 3 Crib 5 barrier cloth.

These specifications relate to fire-performance requirements, but the barrier's presence does not automatically make the finished furniture compliant.

The complete upholstery assembly matters, including the outer fabric, foam, fillings, other padding layers, barrier installation and seams.

Domestic furniture and contract furniture can have different requirements. For commercial, hospitality and other specialist projects, obtain the relevant test documentation and confirm the specified construction before use.

A cotton interliner should not be treated as a universal means of making an otherwise unsuitable covering fabric compliant.

Cotton Barrier Cloth or WoolSafe Felt?

This 100% cotton barrier cloth is 60" wide and has a woven construction, making it useful where a flatter fabric-style interliner is specified.

The 54" WoolSafe Schedule 3 Crib 5 Interliner Felt offers a felt-style alternative in a 54" width, available in 30-metre rolls.

The appropriate choice depends on the upholstery construction, required material characteristics and supporting fire-test evidence. Neither material should be selected by width or price alone.

For non-barrier lining applications,

These products serve different functions and should not automatically be substituted for a specified fire barrier.

Measuring, Cutting and Fitting

Measure the complete area to be covered, allowing sufficient fabric for approved seams, overlaps and fixing methods.

The generous 60" width can help minimise joins on broad furniture panels. However, the precise fitting and coverage requirements must follow the relevant tested upholstery construction.

Cut using suitable Upholstery Shears & Snips, taking care to avoid unnecessary tears or openings.

Only use sewing, fixing and bonding methods supported by the intended fire-barrier specification. An incorrectly fitted interliner may compromise the required protection.

Additional product information

60" Wide 100% Cotton Schedule 3 Crib 5 Interliner Barrier Cloth is a specialist fire-retardant upholstery material designed to provide a protective layer between furniture fillings and the outer covering fabric.

Manufactured from 100% cotton, this woven interliner is intended for furniture constructions requiring a suitable Schedule 3 barrier, particularly where the decorative covering does not independently meet the applicable fire-performance requirements.

Product specifications:

  • Material: 100% cotton.
  • Product type: Upholstery interliner barrier cloth.
  • Fire specification: Schedule 3 Crib 5, as described by Status Fabrics.
  • Width: 60" (approximately 152cm).
  • Supply options: Per linear metre or 80-metre roll.
  • Applications: Suitable sofas, chairs, upholstered headboards and furniture panels.

The generous width helps reduce unnecessary joins across larger upholstered sections.

For a felt-style alternative, see the WoolSafe Crib 5 Barrier Felt.

For conventional upholstery linings, explore 54" Natural Calico and 60" Natural Calico.

see full Calico, Interliner & Cambric range.

The barrier must be suitable for the complete upholstery construction and supported by the relevant fire-test documentation.

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80mtr Roll, Per Meter

Specifications

Material
100% cotton.
Product type
Upholstery interliner barrier cloth.
Width
60″ (approximately 152cm).
Supply options
Per linear metre or 80-metre roll.
Applications
Suitable sofas, chairs, upholstered headboards and furniture panels.
Construction
Woven barrier cloth.
Supply
Per metre or 80-metre roll.
Purpose
Fire-retardant separation between upholstery fillings and outer fabric.
Sofas and armchairs
Incorporating a specified barrier beneath the decorative covering.
Upholstered headboards
Providing an interliner around suitable padded furniture components.
Dining and occasional chairs
Use within approved upholstery constructions.
Furniture restoration
Replacing or introducing an appropriate barrier material.
Contract furniture
Suitable applications where the required test evidence covers the complete construction.
Upholstered panels
Providing a fabric barrier beneath appropriate outer coverings.

Specifications are reproduced from supplied product data and have not been checked against a physical sample. Colours vary between screens and devices, so on-screen images may not exactly match the physical material.

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