Description

Heritage Sand Baize

Buy a length of thick heritage sand baize, the very best fabric for card play, writing desks, door lining and a host of other interiors projects. Made in England from 95% Merino wool and 5% nylon, genuine baize is durable and hardwearing. Baize also provides optimum friction when playing card games. Baize is also used extensively by professional furniture restorers and upholsterers for all sorts of projects including drawer lining, lining wooden boxes and trays, covering instrument cases, recovering antique card tables, covering church doors, relining gun cases etc. Sold in 10cm lengths buy exactly the amount you need with no waste. Please note, if you buy more than 1 metre, we’ll send a continuous length.

An Historic Fabric

Baize is the fabric of choice for sympathetic and authentic interior restorations. A historic fabric, unchanged in appearance, style and feel from its conception, baize adorns many historical and landmark interiors, taking pride of place in stately homes, castles, and great buildings of authority. Our baize, traditionally made in England, ensures authenticity in restoration projects and is the finishing touch to restoring antiquities to their original beauty.

Fire Resistant Upholstery Fabric

The Heritage Baize range of fabrics are designed with safety in mind and conform to both BS 5852 Schedule 4 part 1 and BS 5852 Schedule 5 part 1. In short, these fabrics are fire resistant passing the cigarette and match tests, so you can specify these fabrics with confidence.

Pricing Table for Heritage Sand Baize

Summary of Specifications

• Quality Baize
• Composition 95% Merino Wool, 5% Nylon
• Suitability Interior Design, Upholstery, Furniture Lining
• Weight 570gsm
• Thickness approx 1.75mm/ 1750 micron
• Usable Width (cm) 190cm
• Abrasion 50,000 rubs
• Roll Length 60m
• Fire Resistance: Conforms to both BS 5852 Schedule 4 Part 1 and Schedule 5 Part 1 (Cigarette and Match Tests)

Variation

This 95% merino wool baize is a natural material and colour variation is evidence of the natural origin of the material. Therefore the product colour is only indicative, as it is not possible to assure consistency of colour in a natural product due to the natural colour of raw wool and absorption of dyes. Colour matching cannot be guaranteed on shipments and variation will be more pronounced beyond the normal commercial range.