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Upholstery Options UPHOLSTERY OPTIONS Upholstered items are available in a range of microsuede, fabric or leather color as well as COM (customer’s own material) Grade A - Microsuede ONYX MICROSUEDE LIME MICROSUEDE DARK BROWN SAND MICROSUEDE OYSTER (89127) (89145) MICROSUEDE (89104) (89112) MICROSUEDE (89113) Grade B - Fabric HARVEST (M7407) SAND (M7407) SHORE (M7407) WALNUT (M7407) CORDOVAN (M8913) PUTTY (M8913) SLATE (M8913) ALFALFA (M9134) MOSS (M9134) POPPY (M9134) TURQUOISE (M9134) BIRCH (M9246) GRAPHITE (M9246) SISAL (M9246) WALNUT (M9246) HEMP (M9701) SEAL (M9973) SLATE (M10245) STERLING (M10245) Ultrasuede® HP Ultrasuede® High Performance ultra-microfber (excluding HP Jungle Collection) is available on most Copeland Furniture upholstered products. For more information and color choices please visit www.ultrasuede.com. Ultraleather® Original Ultraleather® Original is available on most Copeland Furniture upholstered products. For more information and color choices please visit www.ultrafabricsllc.com. Leather EBONY LEATHER COFFEE LEATHER WHITE LEATHER (3312) (3314) (3316) COPELANDFURNITURE.COM – JANUARY 2018 Upholstery Specs g r a d e A – m i c r o s u e d e Pattern: 89127 | Color: onyx 56” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: WS Pattern: 89145 | Color: lime 56” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: WS Pattern: 89104 | Color: dark brown 56” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: WS Pattern: 89112 | Color: sand 56” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: WS Pattern: 89113 | Color: oyster 56” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: WS g r a d e B – f a b r i c Pattern: M7407 | Color: harvest 58” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: S Railroaded Pattern: M7407 | Color: sand 58” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: S Railroaded Pattern: M7407 | Color: shore 58” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: S Railroaded Pattern: M7407 | Color: walnut 58” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: S Railroaded Pattern: M8913 | Color: cordovan 59” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 91% Polyester 09% Nylon Cleaning Code: S Railroaded Pattern: M8913 | Color: putty 59” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 91% Polyester 09% Nylon Cleaning Code: S Railroaded Pattern: M8913 | Color: slate 59” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 91% Polyester 09% Nylon Cleaning Code: S Railroaded Pattern: M9134 | Color: alfalfa 58” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: SW Railroaded Pattern: M9134 | Color: moss 58” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: SW Railroaded Pattern: M9134 | Color: poppy 58” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: SW Railroaded Pattern: M9134 | Color: turquoise 58” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: SW Railroaded Pattern: M9246 | Color: birch 60” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: S Pattern: M9246 | Color: graphite 60” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: S Pattern: M9246 | Color: sisal 60” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: S Pattern: M9246 | Color: walnut 60” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: S Pattern: M9701 | Color: hemp 59” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: S Pattern: M9973 | Color: seal 56” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: S Pattern: M10245 | Color: slate 57” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: S Pattern: M10245 | Color: sterling 57” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% Polyester Cleaning Code: S U l t r a s u e d e ® H P High-Performance Ultrasuede® (excluding Jungle Collection) 55” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 80% polyester non-woven (with 100% recycled ultra-microfiber) with 20% non-fibrous polyurethane binder Cleaning Code: See Care Instructions U l t r a l e a t h e r ® O r i g i n a l High-Performance Ultrasuede® (excluding Jungle Collection) 54” Wide Vertical Repeat: 0” | Horizontal Repeat: 0” 100% polyurethane surface | 100% reinforced rayon backing Cleaning Code: See Care Instructions l e a t h e r Pattern: 3312 | Color: ebony Grade: Top Grain Grain: Corrected Finish: Pigmented Pattern: 3314 | Color: coffee Grade: Top Grain Grain: Corrected Finish: Pigmented Pattern: 3316 | Color: white Grade: Top Grain Grain: Corrected Finish: Pigmented Fabric Cleaning Codes W - Clean this fabric with the foam only of a water based cleaning agent to remove overall soil. Many household cleaning solvents are harmful to the color and life of a fabric. Cleaning by a professional furniture cleaning service only is recommended. To prevent overall soil, frequent vacuuming or light brushing to remove dust and grime is recommended. S - Clean this fabric with pure solvents (petroleum distillate based products, Energine, Carbona, Renuzit, or similar products may be used) in a well ventilated room. Cleaning by a professional furniture cleaning service only is recommended. CAUTION: Use of water based or detergent based solvent cleaners may cause excessive shrinking. Water stains may become permanent and unable to be removed with solvent cleaning agents. Avoid products containing Carbon Tetrachloride as it is highly toxic. To prevent overall soil, frequent vacuuming or light brushing to remove dust and grime is recommended. S/W - Clean this fabric with the foam only of a water based cleaning agent or with a pure solvent in a well ventilated room (petroleum distillate based products, Energine, Carbona, Renuzit, or similar products may be used). Cleaning by a professional furniture cleaning service only is recommended. To prevent overall soil, frequent vacuuming or light brushing to remove dust and grime is recommended. X - Clean this fabric only by vacuuming or light brushing to prevent accumulation of dust and grime. Water based foam or solvent based cleaning agents of any kind may cause excessive shrinkage or fading. D - Dry cleaning by a qualified professional cleaning service only. Ultrasuede® Care Instructions EVERYDAY UPKEEP: A quick once-over with a lint brush will restore the sensuous nap and soft luster of Ultrasuede®. Periodically, it's also a good idea to vacuum the fabric and then dust it gently but thoroughly with a well-wrung damp white cloth or sponge. SPOT CLEANING: Gently pat spills with a paper towel until absorbed. For dried-in soiling, lightly brush or vacuum the stained area. If this doesn't work, try wiping the stained area from the outside in wit h a well-wrung white doth dampened in lukewarm water. OIL-BASED STAINS: Try to wipe up oily stains as much as possible-without spreading the stain-with a dry cloth or paper towel. Pat the stained area with a white cloth soaked in ethyl alcohol from the outside in, and pat the loosened dirt and oil off with a dry cloth. Repeat if necessary. OLD OR STUBBORN STAINS: Try the spot-cleaning treatment described above; even non-water-soluble stains often require subsequent treatment with water. If staining persists, try treating with ethyl alcohol. Leather Cleaning and Protection Caring for leather: Leather is a living material that becomes more beautiful over time if cared for correctly. Remember the following guidelines: Never place leather furniture closer than 20-30 cm from a radiator, or in direct sunlight. Vacuum clean frequently with a soft brush, and clean surfaces subjected to heavy wear, such as arm and neck rests, as required. Water-soluble stains are easily removed by soaking and blotting with kitchen paper. Never attempt to remove problem stains with strong solvents or chemical products. You could end up with a bigger problem that requires repairs. Instead, contact the shop that sold you the furniture and ask for assistance. If the shop staff cannot help you, ask them to contact the manufacturer for expert advice. …..continued Cleaning and protection: To provide the best possible care for your leather furniture use a water based leather care program including a cleansing product (Leather Cleaner) and a protective product (Leather Protection). Leather Cleaner: Leather Cleaner cleans the leather gently and delicately, which means it can be used frequently without risk of drying out the leather. Areas subjected to heavy wear, such as armrests, benefit from frequent cleaning. Leather Protection: This product impregnates the leather, protects it from spills and stains and keeps it soft and supple. We recommend you treat your leather upholstery with Leather Protection after cleaning, ideally twice a year. How to remove stains on leather Marks from a ballpoint pen: Erase gently. If possible, use the 'old' type of eraser intended for type-writing. Chewing gum: Cool down the spot. Ice-cubes in a plastic bag work well. Remove the chewing gum as soon as it has become cold /stiff. If there are still remainders; heat with a hair-dryer and lift away carefully using tape. Candle-grease: Take away the redundancy. Heat with a hair dryer. Put soaking cloth on top and under the greasy spot. 'Soak' the rest with potato flour - wipe off the remainders with a sponge. Fat greasy spots: Take away the redundancy. Dab/soak with a dry cloth. Leave the remaining fat as is - and it will over time 'wander' into the leather. .
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