A variety of fabrics used to upholster Altar holding's chairs include A, Rossane series, leatherette of Nubuk, Scaden; Split leather; Coloured eco-leather series and fabrics for armchairs for children that completely fulfil the demands of various groups of consumers.

All fabrics used are non-toxic, non-allergic and their characteristics satisfy both ukrainian and european standards (EN) completely; the wearproof characteristic in particular (over 40 000 tests).

Both double isolation of rouleaus with an air-isolated vinyl and packing the broached backs and seats into polythene covers are important factors that provide safety of fabrics during a transportation.

This is the most widespread cotton fabric with synthetic additions. Presently, the series includes 20 arcticles.

Rossane is a velours-like fabric. This series is widely used in production for bars owing to its "noble shades" that are the most adequate for the chosen design policy. Presently, the series includes 8 arcticles.

This series is widely used in production for bars; it presents a very practical production that is not expensive. Presently, the series includes 4 arcticles.

This series provides more comfort thanks to better heat-conduction. Presently, the series includes 4 arcticles.

Black split leather is a classical upholstery, that is comfortable and efficient..

UPHOLSTERY CARE:

When cleaning furniture do not use bleach or alcohol-containing dissolvent as it may cause full or partial loss of colour of the upholstery.

Washing is not allowed as well as full or partial submersion into water as there may appear spots and colour uniformity may be damaged.

To clean the upholstery and to remove dirt please rub the dirty spot with a slightly moist sponge (foam, soft fabric). If dirt can not be removed, repeat it again with a soft washing soda.

To avoid dirt the vacuum cleaning of upholstery should be regularly performed. It will prevent upholstery from dust which damages fabric colour and favours its aging.

ATTENTION! For all of the above mentioned procedures only a slightly moist sponge (foam, soft fabric) should be used. Moisting the foam through the upholstery can cause decay.