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Alabaster

Cashew

Cement

Clay

Earl Grey

Pearl

Pebble

Pepper

Pepper

(color back)

Specifications

Maximum Fabric Width: 118″
UV Blockage: Approximately 100%
Composition: 100% Polyester with Acrylic Coating
Fabric Weight: 12.14 oz/yd²
Fabric Thickness: 0.014″
Railroad Available: No
Printable Available: Yes – 116″
Fire Classification: NFPA 701-10, TM#1, California U.S. Title 19
Bacterial and Fungal Resistance: ASTM E2180, ASTM G21

Operating System: RB 500 Operating System with manual chain and ANSI compliant cord tensioner, manual crank, and motorization

Note: Several factors determine the maximum length of fabric. Please send project-specific specifications to our quoting department for more information.

Care and Cleaning

Clean with mild soap and water. If cleansers other than mild soap and water are desired, test in an inconspicuous area prior to use. Disinfectants containing bleach may be used. Avoid cleaners containing quaternary ammonium compounds and phenols. Rinse thoroughly after cleaning. Paint solvents should not be used.

Color
Alabaster
Cashew
Cement
Clay
Earl Grey
Pearl
Pebble
Pepper
Pepper (color back)

Solar Optical Properties

TS	RS	AS	TV
0	68	32	0
0	68	32	0
0	68	32	0
0	68	32	0
0	68	32	0
0	68	32	0
0	68	32	0
0	68	32	0
0	68	32	0

Color
Alabaster
Cashew
Cement
Clay
Earl Grey
Pearl
Pebble
Pepper
Pepper (color back)

Solar Heat Gain Coefficient

CL-S	DG
0.21	0.20
0.21	0.20
0.21	0.20
0.21	0.20
0.21	0.20
0.21	0.20
0.21	0.20
0.21	0.20
0.21	0.20

Solar Transmittance (TS), Solar Reflectance (AS), Solar Absorption (AS), Visual Transmittance (TV), Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC), Single Glazing (CL-S), Double Glazing (DG); Fabrics Installed Internally, Zero-Degree Profile Angle, Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) shown calculated according to Office of Building Technology, State and Community Programs, Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, U.S. Department of Energy's definition of SHGC. SHGC represents the percentage of solar heat gain that is transmitted to the interior through the glass and shading system. If you are using glass whose performance is listed in terms of SC, you may convert to SHGC by multiplying the SC by 0.87.