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Harbor Linen Linen & Furnishings for the Nursing Home and Assisted Living HARBOR LINEN The Nations Premier Manufacturer of Quality Towels, Sheets, Incontinent Items, Clothing Protectors, Patient Apparel, Blankets, Bedspreads, Window Treatments, Cubicle Curtains and Interior Furnishings Quality Products for Nursing Homes & Assisted Living Centers INDEX Bedspreads . 9, 18-22 Blankets . 8-9 Briefs & Diapers . 12 Clothing Protectors . 14-15 Cubicle Curtains . 26-27 Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment . 28 Mattresses . 9 Pillows, Mattress Pads & Shower Curtains . 13 P.V.C Products & Laundry Aids . 31 Resident Apparel . 16-17 Robes & Aprons . 17 Sheets . 6-7 Table Linen . 29 Towels . 3-5 Underpads . 10-12 Uniforms . 30 Window Treatments . 23-25 Product selection subject to change without notice. 2 ORDER : 800.257.7858 • FAX : 856.346.4598 • WEB: www.harborlinen.com Towels Ultra Soft Collection Softness and durability built into a towel of 86% cotton 14% polyester using ring spun cotton. Ultra Soft by Harbor Linen, features 100% cotton loops for maximum absorbency and comfort. WHITE DESCRIPTION ITEM NO. BATH 20x40 5.5 lbs. 01620401 22x44 6.5 lbs. 01622441 24x48 8.0 lbs. 01624481 24x50 10.5 lbs. 01624501 HAND 16x27 3.0 lbs. 02616271 WASH 12x12 .75 lbs. 03612700 Add Color... 12x12 1.0 lbs. 03612121 A full line of Harbor Linen’s Ultra Soft BEIGE towel ensemble is available in warm beige. DESCRIPTION ITEM NO. BATH 22x44 6.5 lbs. 01224465 Upgrade for less with more quality. 24x48 8.0 lbs. 01244885 24x50 10.5 lbs. 01245025 Buy direct from the manufacturer HAND 16x27 3.0 lbs. 02162760 known for quality and value... WASH 12x12 1.0 lbs. 03121250 Buy from Harbor Linen! ORDER : 800.257.7858 • FAX : 856.346.4598 • WEB: www.harborlinen.com 3 Towels Crown Imperial Collection The next step up to added comfort...Harbor Linen weaves 100% ring spun cotton, providing extra softness and strength, and the luxurious dobby border, for less money. Available in white or beige. DESCRIPTION ITEM NO. BATH 27x50 14.0 lbs. White 01727501 Beige 01827505 27x56 17.0 lbs. White 01727561 Beige 01827565 HAND 16x30 4.25 lbs. White 02716301 Beige 02816305 WASH 13x13 1.45 lbs. White 03713131 Beige 03813135 MAT 22x32 9.5 lbs. White 04722321 Beige 04822325 The Imperial The Towel Dutchess Collection Towel One of the finest towels Collection ever made! Featuring 100% ring spun cotton This 100% ring spun for superior strength & cotton collection is softness. Each towel is made from the finest accented by a classic long filament yarns to dobby border and create incredible optical whiteners for softness and durability. long-lasting brightness. Available in white only. DESCRIPTION ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION ITEM NO. 24x50 11.0lbs. White 12060001 BATH BATH 27x54 17.0lbs. 12070001 27x50 14.0lbs. White 12060005 35x70 21.0lbs. 12070008 Beige 12060010 16x30 4.5lbs. 12070006 27x56 17.0lbs. White 12060006 HAND 16x30 5.25lbs. 12070003 Beige 12060011 HAND 16x28 3.2lbs. White 12060002 WASH 13x13 1.75lbs. 12070004 16x30 5.25lbs. White 12060007 MAT 22x36 11.0lbs. 12070007 Beige 12060012 WASH 13x13 1.1lbs. White 12060003 13x13 1.75lbs. White 12060008 Beige 12060013 Ask about Harbor Linen’s “Queens” ~ “Excellence” ~ “Orchid” Towel Collections 4 ORDER : 800.257.7858 • FAX : 856.346.4598 • WEB: www.harborlinen.com Towels EconoSoft A premium towel that is economically friendly. 86/14 blended towel with 16 single construction that is made for durability and institutional laundering. Available in bath, hand and wash cloths. WHITE WEIGHT ITEM # ONLY 12x12 .75 lbs. 03121218 15x25 2.5 lbs. 03162700 20x40 5.0 lbs. 03204040 22x44 6.0 lbs. 03224440 Dura-Economy Collection An institutional collection made of 100% international cotton. Day in and out, this terry product delivers exceptional durability, value and performance. Available in a wide selection of sizes and weights to accommodate any budget. DESCRIPTION WEIGHT ITEM # BATH 20x40 4.0 lbs. 01204040 20x40 4.5 lbs. 01204045 20x40 5.0 lbs. 01204050 20x40 5.5 lbs. 01204055 22x44 6.0 lbs. 01224460 24x48 8.0 lbs. 01244880 HAND 15x25 2.25 lbs. 02152525 16x27 2.62 lbs. 02167026 WASH 12x12 Light 03121203 12x12 Medium 03121207 12x12 Heavy 03121210 100% Cotton Bar Mops 17x20 White 05172024 17x20 Striped 05172028 ORDER : 800.257.7858 • FAX : 856.346.4598 • WEB: www.harborlinen.com 5 Sheets Softwear . Microfiber Comfort SoftWear is a revolutionary advancement in sheeting. Manufactured from 100% microfiber polyester filament yarns. Softer, whiter, more wrinkle resistant and more durable, than any traditional sheet product. SoftWear is also breathable, stain resistant, lint free, and will save you on your energy costs, with shorter drying times. Available in plain weave or satin stripe. ITEM ITEM NO. SIZE PILLOWCASE 17700001 42x34 PILLOWCASE 17700002 42x36 PILLOWCASE 17700003 42x46 FLAT SHEET TWIN 17700004 66x102 TWIN 17700020 66x115 FITTED SHEET TWIN 17700008 39x75x12 TWIN 17700009 36x80x12 Other Sizes, Full, Queen and King available. Harbor Linen’s Heavyweight Knit Fitted Sheets Poly-Cotton Blend • Comfort • Stretchability • Longevity • Economy COMFORT KNIT ITEM NO. 36x80x10 19oz. 15999690 36x84x10 19oz. 15999695 ULTIMATE KNIT ITEM NO. Heavyweight, NO-RUN , fabric blend. No other fitted sheet performs better. 36x80x16 22.5oz. 15368016 Comfort Knit Ultimate Knit 6 ORDER : 800.257.7858 • FAX : 856.346.4598 • WEB: www.harborlinen.com Sheets Imperial T-180 Percale Imperial T-200 Percale ITEM ITEM NO. SIZE ITEM ITEM NO. SIZE PILLOWCASE 57242341 42x34 Manufactured PILLOWCASE 57423605 42x36 FLAT SHEET FLAT SHEET TWIN 57266102 66x102 By TWIN 57661115 66x115 57266108 66x108 FULL 57811115 81x115 57266115 66x115 QUEEN 57901155 90x115 FULL 57281104 81x104 FITTED SHEET 57281108 81x108 TWIN 57398015 39x80x12 QUEEN 57290110 90x110 FULL 57548055 54x80x12 QUEEN 57608055 60x80x12 FITTED SHEET TWIN 57236808 36x80x10 57368400 36x84x10 57397500 39x75x10 FULL 57547570 54x75x12 QUEEN 57608070 60x80x12 Colored sheets in 60/40 superior cotton-rich blend 55/45 ring spun cotton-rich blend. Seafoam, Rose, and Blue. with elegant raised piping on the Available in white or bone. Call for details. hem. Available in white or bone. Dura Blend Health Care Bed Linen Muslin T-130 Ultracale 55/45 ITEM ITEM NO. SIZE ITEM ITEM NO. SIZE PILLOWCASE 13423402 42x36 PILLOWCASE 15609001 42x34 FLAT SHEET 13661010 66x104 FLAT SHEET 15609002 66x102 FITTED SHEET 13368099 36x80x9 15609006 66x115 DRAW SHEETS 14540723 54x72 FITTED SHEETS 15609004 36x80x9 14540814 54x81 15609003 36x84x9 DRAW SHEET 15609005 54x72 Economy bed linen in white only. Strength and comfort in white only. ORDER : 800.257.7858 • FAX : 856.346.4598 • WEB: www.harborlinen.com 7 Blankets Requested by administrators, staff and residents alike... Harbor Linen’s ™ Wonder Blanket Manufactured By Incredibly soft, yet strong, warm and comfortable, this blanket will last two or three times longer than any other blanket on the market. Available in White, Ivory and Tan. ~IVORY~ ~TAN~ ~WHITE~ ITEM ITEM NO. ITEM NO. ITEM NO. Twin 66x90 22669021 22669022 N/A Twin/Full 72x90 22809030 22809031 22729035 Full 80x90 22809029 22809028 22809075 Queen 90x90 22809033 22809034 22809095 King 108x90 22809036 22809037 22809045 Comfort Spread Harbor Linen’s Bedspread Blanket Manufactured in an attractive square on square pattern of 55% cotton and 45% polyester that is woven to eliminate snags and pulls. Our beautiful colors of Snow White, Royal Champagne, Periwinkle Blue, Sublime Teal and Raspberry are vat dyed to last wash after wash. Royal Periwinkle Snow White Champagne Blue Sublime Teal Raspberry Choose from two sizes, 74x96 3.40 pounds, or 74x108 3.90 pounds. Both sizes are sure to enhance any room decor. SIZE ITEM NO. ECONOMY ITEM NO. 74x96 - White 22745001 Thermal 66x90-White Only 22080000 74x96 - Champagne 22745002 74x96 - Blue 22745003 Blankets VALUE – 2.5 lbs. ITEM NO. 74x96 - Rasberry 22745004 66x90-White 22086690 A selection of open or 66x90-Colors 22999998 74x96 - Teal 22745005 “no-snag” weaves in 100% natural cotton PREMIUM – 3.0 lbs. ITEM NO. 74x108 - White 22741091 or polycotton blends. 66x90-White 22083010 74x108 - Champagne 22741086 66x90-Colors 22999998 Standard white or a 74x108 - Blue 22741090 choice of pleasing 74x108 - Rasberry 22741082 74x108 - Teal 22741088 colors. Colors: Champagne, Blue, Raspberry and Teal. 8 ORDER : 800.257.7858 • FAX : 856.346.4598 • WEB: www.harborlinen.com Blankets, Bedspreads & Mattresses Imperial Bath Blankets Durablend Colorful dual purpose blanket Functional ~ Durable ~ Affordable for bathing or on the bed. This 80% cotton, 20% Sof Stuf Bath Blanket polyester loom-woven blanket is sturdy to survive Highly absorbent 60/40 cotton, polyester blend numerous launderings bath blanket. This quality unbleached blanket is and remain attractive the essence of warmth and durability. with its colored borders. SOF-STUF BATH BLANKET ITEM NO. 70x90 – 1.4lbs. 22082000 DURABLEND ITEM NO. 63x90 – blue 22060900 Ribcord Bedspreads These classic 55% cotton, 45% polyester bedspreads provide color, versatility and durability wash after wash. Great color palette of sage, white, wedgewood, hunter green, beige, raspberry and royal. Mattresses • Multi-layered pressure reducing mattress with top layer of die-cut high density Deluxe Care Mattress Multi-ply 6500-Lite foam in head and torso area, and special high resilient foam in heel area, provides • Inner spring mattress • Multi-layered pressured reducing mattress a comfortable pressure reducing envi - with top layer of die-cut high density • Heavy Duty 312 coils ronment foam in the head and torso section for • Reinforced stitched border to enhance excellent pressure reduction • Middle layer of foot section has precision side supports channel cut foam which provides • Heel Section is multi-layered, the layer additional pressure reduction in heel area • Upholstered with 10 pounds of fire consisting of independent cell technology retardant cotton for superior pressure reduction • Bottom layer of high density foam provides a firm foundation • Meets Federal Flammability Standard • Bottom layer of high density foam provides firm foundation • Weight capacity 350 lbs • Weight capacity 300 lbs Multi-ply 6500 All Mattresses are available with raised side rails for additional patient safety.
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