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SENIOR LIVING DESIGNCOORDINATES Backing: Crypton® Green Technology Hekman Contract - Senior Living Design Coordinates 7/15/2019 Hekman Contract - Senior Living Design Coordinates 7/15/2019 Hekman Contract - Senior Living Design Coordinates 7/15/2019 TECHNICAL INFORMATION Senior Living Design Coordinates Weight/ Pattern Abrasion Light- Cleaning Pattern 54" Content and Backing Certifications Linear Yd. Repeat Finish Wyzenbeek Fastness Flammability Code BIG TOP 6% Recycled Polyester GREENGUARD 15.84 oz. 3.875" H, Crypton® 85,000 40 hours Cal. 117-2013 C, BC Directional (4% Pre-/2% Post-Consumer), Gold 0" V with Antimicrobial Double Rubs NFPA 260/UFAC Class 1 Shown Railroaded 94% Polyester Silver Ion Backing: Crypton® Technology CUDDLE UP 82% Polyester, 18% Rayon GREENGUARD 14.24 oz. Non- Crypton® 70,000 40 hours Cal. 117-2013 C Directional Backing: Crypton® Gold Matching with Antimicrobial Double Rubs NFPA 260/UFAC Class 1 Silver Ion Technology GALVESTON 80% Vinyl - Phthalate Free face, GREENGUARD 30 oz. None Soil & Stain 250,000^ 200 hours Cal. 117-2013 BC, CFC BIG TOP – Approx. Repeat: 3.875 in/9.84 cm H, 0 in/ cm V KANTHA – Approx. Repeat: 7.25 in/18.42 cm H, 7 in/17.78 cm V 20% Polyester backing Resistant Top Double Rubs NFPA 260/UFAC Class 1 Coat with Ink Resistant Technology INTERLACE 70% Vinyl face, GREENGUARD 30 oz. Random Soil & Stain 100,000 1000 hours Cal. 117-2013 BC, CFC Directional 30% Polyester backing Match Resistant Top Double Rubs NFPA 260/UFAC Class 1 Coat with Boston Fire Dept. Code Antibacterial Silver FAA/FAR 25.853(a) & Ion Technology Appd. F Part 1(a)(ii) FMVSS 302 NY & NJ Port Authority Fed. St. 191A M 5903.1 KANTHA 18% Pre-Consumer Recycled GREENGUARD 18.096 oz. 7.25" H, C-Zero™ Plus - 51,000 40 hours Cal. 117-2013 C, BC Directional Polyester, 82% Polyester Gold 7" V PFOA & PFOS Double Rubs NFPA 260/UFAC Class 1 Backing: C-Zero™ Plus Free LAVISH 100% Polyester GREENGUARD 22.98 oz. None Crypton® 79,000 40 hours Cal. 117-2013 C, BC Directional Backing: Crypton® Gold with Antimicrobial Double Rubs NFPA 260/UFAC Class 1 Silver Ion Technology MINGLE 80% Vinyl - Phthalate Free face, GREENGUARD 30 oz. None Soil & Stain 250,000^ 300 hours Cal. 117-2013 WS, BC, Directional 20% Polyester backing Gold Resistant Top Double Rubs NFPA 260/UFAC Class 1 CFC SAORI – Approx. Repeat: 14.375 in/36.51 cm H, 14.5 in/36.83 cm V TATTERSALL – Approx. Repeat: 7.3 in/18.54 cm H, 5.2 in/13.21 cm V Coat with Antibacterial Silver Ion Technology SAORI 38% Recycled Polyester GREENGUARD 29.536 oz. 14.375" H, C-Zero™ Plus - 60,000 40 hours Cal. 117-2013 C, BC Directional (20% Post-/18% Pre-Consumer), Gold 14.5" V PFOA & PFOS Double Rubs NFPA 260/UFAC Class 1 62% Polyester Free Backing: C-Zero™ Plus TATTERSALL 62% Post-Consumer Recycled GREENGUARD 13.3 oz. 7.3" H, Crypton® 100,000 40 hours Cal. 117-2013 C, BC Directional Polyester/38% Eco-Intelligent Gold, 5.2" V with Antimicrobial Double Rubs NFPA 260/UFAC Class 1 Polyester (Antimony Free) Facts Gold Silver Ion SENIOR LIVING DESIGNCOORDINATES Backing: Crypton® Green Technology CARE AND CLEANING INFORMATION REDUCED ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT C: Crypton Cleaning WS: Water/Solvent Cleaner CFC: Coated Fabrics Cleaning – Refer to Mayer website for complete cleaning info. These products are GREENGUARD Certified or GREENGUARD Gold Certified for low chemical and particle emissions to UL standard UL 2818 and High Performance BC: Bleach Cleanable – 1 part bleach, 9 parts water = 10% bleach, 90% water solution. Do not clean/disinfect fabric for longer than 10 minutes using the 10% may contribute to LEED certification. For complete information visit mayerfabrics.com and UL.com/gg. bleach solution. Always rinse promptly with clean water after applying the bleach solution. Failure to do so will void any and all warranties. Galveston Moisture Resistant For additional care and cleaning information by pattern, please refer to the Mayer Fabrics website. Phthalate Free Lead Free BPA Free/TRIS Free/Formaldehyde Free Does not contain Conflict Minerals ADDITIONAL INFORMATION SB1019 Compliant - Does not contain added Flame Retardant Chemicals. Coordinating Patterns for Ease of Selection Does not contain any added Anti-Microbial or Anti-Bacterial Chemicals. CAL TB 133: All patterns may comply with California Technical Bulletin 133 when combined with appropriate components. ^Abrasion: Multiple factors affect fabric durability and appearance retention, including end-user application and proper maintenance. Wyzenbeek results above 100,000 Lavish double rubs have not been shown to be a reliable indicator of increased fabric lifespan. Third Party Tested for VOC's - Compliant to California Section 01350 Custom Capabilities: All patterns can be custom colored. Minimum yardage applies. Free of potentially harmful levels of PFOS, PFOA, formaldehyde, heavy metals, phenols, Phthalates, odor, and skin sensitizers Digital Swatch Card Color Matching: Due to color variations on different monitors and color printers, actual swatch colors may vary slightly. Please request a Mingle Kantha, Saori Tattersall memo sample from Mayer Fabrics to ensure proper color representation. Specifications: Specifications are correct at the time of printing. Additional specifications are available on our website. No FR Additives Contains Recycled Content Antimony Free Phthalate Free Lead Free BPA Free/TRIS Free/Formaldehyde Free Fluorine Free FR Free Heavy Metal Free A SPsF* Does not contain Conflict Minerals PFOA & PFOS Free These fabrics meet or exceed Tattersall Tattersall these ACT performance guidelines. *Certification Marks owned by ACT® The Facts icon indicates that a textile has been evaluated based on the requirements of the multi-attribute sustainability standard NSF/ANSI 336 through an independent third-party certification body authorized by the Association for Contract Textiles. C-ZEROTM PLUS FROM CRYPTON - Kantha, Saori is the most effective fluorine-free stain-resistance performance technology. It guarantees superior resistance and repellency to water-based stains and liquids. The “Plus” is a moisture barrier that provides maximum performance. C-Zero™ is GREENGUARD Gold Certified and complies with the Healthier Hospitals’ Safer Chemicals Guidance, and California Section 01350, is recyclable and extends the useful life of the fabric. CRYPTON - Big Top, Cuddle Up, Lavish For additional colors, pre-approved patterns, grade-ins, samples and specifications, please refer to the Mayer TexTile3D link. COMMON THREAD FOR THE CURE - Kantha, Saori T 616.748.2660 T 317.267.2626 or 800.428.4415 F 317.267.2629 or 877.7SAMPLE This collection was designed by Jeremy Noonan, in support of www.hekmancontract.com www.mayerfabrics.com HCSLDC2CD The Common Thread for the Cure Foundation. Mayer Fabrics ©2019 Mayer-Paetz, Inc. MF0719 will donate 2% of all sales to The Common Thread for the Cure. Hekman Contract - Senior Living Design Coordinates 10/19/2018 (M) Hekman Contract - Senior Living Design Coordinates 10/19/2018 (R) Hekman Contract - Senior Living Design Coordinates 10/19/2018 (L) 212-XXXX (L) 212-XXXX (M) 212-XXXX (R) Hekman Contract - Senior Living Design Coordinates 7/15/2019 (L) Hekman Contract - Senior Living Design Coordinates 7/15/2019(M) Hekman Contract - Senior Living Design Coordinates 7/15/2019 (R) BIG TOP BIG TOP BIG TOP WC961-007 Popcorn WC961-014 Sky Blue WC961-002 Sawdust MINGLE MINGLE MINGLE MINGLE MINGLE MINGLE MG-037 Haze MG-027 Hemp MG-026 Cloud MG-020 Fog MG-002 Straw MG-009 Melon KANTHA KANTHA KANTHA CZ972-007 Cocoon CZ972-003 Eucalyptus CZ972-001 Persimmon CUDDLE UP CUDDLE UP CUDDLE UP CUDDLE UP CUDDLE UP CUDDLE UP WC962-007 Snow Drift WC962-010 Blue Heron WC962-013 Lichen WC962-014 Seamist WC962-002 Morning Sun WC962-001 Fireside LAVISH LAVISH LAVISH LAVISH LAVISH LAVISH LAVISH LAVISH LAVISH WC969-007 Ecru WC969-026 Cloud WC969-016 Thunder WC969-014 Turquoise WC969-013 Peacock WC969-004 Lagoon WC969-002 Sunflower WC969-009 Ember WC969-001 Crimson INTERLACE INTERLACE INTERLACE INTERLACE INTERLACE INTERLACE IL-016 Glacier IL-007 Rattan IL-024 Opal IL-014 Caribbean IL-002 Butterscotch IL-009 Sunset TATTERSALL TATTERSALL TATTERSALL WC707-017 Stone WC707-003 Mallard WC707-011 Coral BIG TOP BIG TOP BIG TOP WC961-016 Elephant WC961-004 Blueberry WC961-001 Candy Apple GALVESTON GALVESTON GALVESTON SAORI GALVESTON GALVESTON GALVESTON SAORI GALVESTON GALVESTON GALVESTON SAORI GV-007 Cream GV-027 Buff GV-026 Stucco CZ974-007 Pumice GV-033 Agave GV-024 Denim GV-016 Winchester CZ974-004 Sapphire GV-002 Straw GV-009 Sunset GV-040 Ground CZ974-009 Paprika Additional colors are available. Please refer to the Mayer Fabrics website. Additional colors are available. Please refer to the Mayer Fabrics website. Additional colors are available. Please refer to the Mayer Fabrics website. Hekman Contract - Senior Living Design Coordinates 10/19/2018 (M) Hekman Contract - Senior Living Design Coordinates 10/19/2018 (R) Hekman Contract - Senior Living Design Coordinates 10/19/2018 (L) 212-XXXX (L) 212-XXXX (M) 212-XXXX (R) Hekman Contract - Senior Living Design Coordinates 7/15/2019 (L) Hekman Contract - Senior Living Design Coordinates 7/15/2019(M) Hekman Contract - Senior Living Design Coordinates 7/15/2019 (R) BIG TOP BIG TOP BIG TOP WC961-007 Popcorn WC961-014 Sky Blue WC961-002 Sawdust MINGLE MINGLE MINGLE MINGLE MINGLE MINGLE MG-037 Haze MG-027 Hemp MG-026 Cloud MG-020 Fog MG-002 Straw MG-009 Melon KANTHA KANTHA KANTHA CZ972-007 Cocoon CZ972-003 Eucalyptus CZ972-001 Persimmon CUDDLE UP CUDDLE UP CUDDLE UP CUDDLE UP CUDDLE UP CUDDLE UP WC962-007 Snow Drift WC962-010 Blue Heron WC962-013 Lichen WC962-014 Seamist
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