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COM/COL & Graded-In Programs Tab Position 1 Position Tab Tab Position 2 Position Tab COM/COL & Graded-In Programs 175 Tab Position 3 Position Tab Tab Position 4 Position Tab Tab Position 5 Position Tab Graded-In Programs Graded-In COM/COL & COM/COL Tab Position 6 Position Tab COM/COL FORM COM - CUSTOMER’S OWN MATERIAL COL - CUSTOMER’S OWN LEATHER All Indiana Furniture seating is available with material furnished by the Indiana Furniture is pleased to accommodate COL selections whenever customer. Refer to grade 1 for list prices. Refer to individual model this special need arises. Refer to grade 1 for list prices. To calculate number for COM yardage requirements. The listed COM yardage COL requirements, multiply the COM yardage required times 18 requirement is based on the use of non-directional fabric 54" wide for a (1 yard of fabric = 18 sq. ft. of usable leather). Customer’s own leather quantity of one chair. Extra fabric is required to match any pattern with a specifications for Indiana Furniture seating shown within the price list repeat, either vertically or horizontally. Use the chart below as a guide to are based on an average hide size of 45-50 square feet. add to plain COM yardage requirements listed in the price list. All square footage requirements are based on usable footage. The For multiple chair quantities, contact customer service to optimize the shape of a hide and the usable, clean footage may make it necessary yardage per chair at 800-422-5727. for us to request more leather after COL is received. Fabric Plain 2"- 14" 15"- 27" 28"- 36" Please note leather is a natural product, and variation in texture is a Width Fabric Repeat Repeat Repeat pleasing quality belonging exclusively to high grade, full top grain leathers. 54" 0% 10% 25% 30% Indiana Furniture reserves the right to inspect, approve, or reject any Note: Fabrics less than 54" wide will not be accepted. COM/COL fabric. Once approved, Indiana Furniture cannot assume Due to the upholstering process used by Indiana Furniture, some re spon si bil i ty for the durability or tailoring quality of COM/COL COM fabrics are considered directional that may not be considered material. directional by the fabric supplier. All Fabric COM’s are cut “up the COM/COL Ordering Instructions: roll” and all vinyls are cut “across the roll” by Indiana Furniture unless otherwise directed by the customer (see below). All directional fabrics 1. Include a 6" sample of the fabric stapled to the order on Indiana Furniture frames match both vertically and horizontally. If indicating which side is to be exposed. you do not desire repeat match, please specify on order. 2. If COM has a pattern or stripe, indicate whether to apply vertically or horizontally. All stripes will be applied Up the roll Across the Roll vertically unless specified otherwise. (Railroaded) 3. Specify the fabric supplier’s name, fabric pattern, pattern color, and pattern number. (Circle One) Note: Directional covers, such as stripes, patterns and plaids may not meet your satisfaction For TB 117-2013, the upholstery materials in this product due to contoured shapes and tufting of some models. Should you require such a selection, (check one): we will upholster as perfect as possible, but such orders are not subject to return. If in doubt, contact your Indiana Furniture Customer Service Representative prior to placing the order. _____ contain added flame retardant chemicals _____ contain NO added flame retardant chemicals COM/COL ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS: Fill out the form below and attach sample according to instructions on reverse side of form. COM’s/COL’s must meet and include written confirmation from the supplier verifying CALTB 117-2013 compliance and you must designate the flammability materials within for the TB 117-2013 label. Check the box above to comply with California Business and Professions Code Section 19094. Failure to complete these forms and supply samples will delay the scheduling of the purchase order. Orders will not be scheduled until fabric is received from the supplier. Fabric should not be ordered until Indiana Furniture has verified the yardage required. Check one: COM COL Dealer Name Phone Email Contact Person City State Zip Mill/Supplier Pattern Color Repeat Inches: Horizontal Vertical Directional: Up the Roll / RailRoad (Circle One) Note: Required fabric width is 54". Face Reversible: Yes / No Product COM/COL is to be applied to: 1) Model # Qty* Ydg. Ea. x Repeat = Yds. 2) Model # Qty* Ydg. Ea. x Repeat = Yds. * For multiple chair quantities, contact customer service to optimize the yardage required. FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: Advise dealer of COM/COL Rqd: Signed: CSR Notes: 176 SAMPLE FORM TOP 6" x 6" Sample TOP NOTE IMPORTANT REQUIRED INSTRUCTIONS: Attach sample showing exposed side and mark direction fabric is to be applied. Form & Fabric Swatch should be sent to: Checklist Indiana Furniture Have you completed the following requirements? Attn Customer Service 1224 Mill Street 1) Attached Sample Jasper, IN 47546 2) Marked Direction 3) Verified Yardage with Indiana Furniture COM/COL should be sent to: Indiana Furniture 4) Have fabric tagged with your company name 1224 Mill Street 5) Have fabric tagged with your purchase order # Jasper, IN 47546 6) Have your vendor list their name, pattern, color A Packing Slip Must Be Included and yardage on the packing list Graded-In Programs Graded-In Do Not Order Fabric Until Indiana Furniture Has Calculated Yardage & COM/COL 177 ANZEA FABRIC GRADING Pattern Name Price Grade Pattern Name Price Grade A New Twist ..................................4 Mirrored Images ............................ 7 Alameda ..........................................6 Mock Croc ....................................... 5 April ..................................................9 Mohair Magic ................................ 10 Baby Bear ........................................6 Morph ..............................................6 Baltic-O ............................................ 8 My Way ........................................... 7 Beach Blanket ...............................6 Nightingale .....................................6 Big Bang .........................................4 Not-A-Hide...................................... 5 Bleecker .......................................... 3 Pacific-O .......................................... 8 Bloom ...............................................6 Palms ................................................6 Bob ....................................................6 Parley ................................................ 3 Bonnie .............................................. 5 Party Boat ....................................... 8 Boswell ............................................ 3 Persuasion ....................................... 3 Bronte .............................................6 Plastic Basket ................................ 5 Buckeroo ......................................... 8 Renna ...............................................6 Bull’s Eye ........................................ 8 Ritzi .................................................. 5 Bye Bye Birdie ..............................6 Roseus Regatta .............................9 Calf Crazy ....................................... 8 Shagreen ......................................... 5 Canyon ............................................. 3 Shiki Silk ..........................................4 Catwalk .......................................... 10 Shiny Hide ....................................... 8 Cheap Seats .................................. 5 Silicone Mountain ......................... 8 City Slicker ...................................... 5 Silicone Prime ................................ 7 Conga ..............................................6 Silvertex ........................................... 5 Copy Cow ........................................4 Simply Chenille .............................. 5 Cosmic Expressions ..................... 7 Simply Hide ....................................6 Cowtown .........................................6 Sistine ............................................... 5 Crosshatch ...................................... 5 Sky Writing ....................................6 Dash of Color ................................. 5 Spree ................................................ 8 Dazzler ............................................. 8 Sticks and Strings ........................ 5 Essex ................................................. 3 Stitch In Time ................................6 Fionna .............................................. 5 Stripes .............................................. 8 Fulton ............................................... 3 Suits ................................................. 7 Gazebo ............................................. 8 Tartan .............................................. 8 Glaze ................................................. 5 Taurus ............................................... 8 Greenwich .......................................4 Tolstoy .............................................6 Greenwood ....................................4 Top Coats ........................................6 Grit .................................................... 7 Travel Roadies ................................ 5 Halsey ............................................... 7 Twinkle Sky .....................................6 Hansel ...............................................6 Twinkle Tapestry ..........................6 Haywire ..........................................
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