PU Backed Towelling Fabric – Waterproof & Absorbent Protection
Code: C8087
Composition: 100% Cotton with PU (Polyurethane) Backing
Design: Plain
Width: 210cm (82 inches) – Extra Wide
Weight: 150gsm
Manufacturing: Knitted
Roll Max Size: 13 – 18 metres
Certification: Oeko Tex
Product Description
Our PU Backed Towelling Fabric combines the softness of cotton towelling with a waterproof PU backing, making it an ideal fabric for protective and absorbent applications. With an extra-wide 210cm width, it provides generous coverage, reducing the need for seams and making it perfect for large projects.
Key Features & Benefits
✔ Extra-wide (210cm) – Perfect for large-scale projects with minimal joins
✔ Waterproof & Absorbent – Cotton towelling absorbs moisture while PU backing prevents leaks
✔ Soft & Comfortable – Gentle on the skin, breathable, and flexible
✔ Durable & Easy to Sew – Ideal for a variety of protective fabric applications
Ideal Uses
- Bed Protection – Waterproof mattress protectors, under-bed sheets, and absorbent covers
- Baby & Childcare Products – Perfect for reusable changing mats, bibs, and cot liners
- Medical & Incontinence Products – Used in hospitals and care homes for hygiene and comfort
- Pet Care & Accessories – Ideal for waterproof pet bedding, crate liners, and training pads
- Furniture Protection – Great for waterproof chair covers and sofa protectors
Care Instructions
- Machine washable at 30°C
- Do not tumble dry
- We strongly recommend testing a small piece first to ensure suitability
This high-quality, absorbent, and waterproof fabric is perfect for home and professional use. Order your PU Backed Towelling Fabric today for superior moisture protection and comfort!
Please note that if more than one piece of fabric is ordered it will come as one continuous piece as it is cut from the roll, however the rolls do have a maximum length therefore larger orders may be sent in multiple pieces.
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