Method for manufacturing printed fabric furniture coverings
AssigneeNuvar Incorporated
InventorsAmy L. Sparks, Kurt R. Laansma, Eric Binnendyk, Nathan T. Konyndyk
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AssigneeNuvar Incorporated
InventorsAmy L. Sparks, Kurt R. Laansma, Eric Binnendyk, Nathan T. Konyndyk
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A fabric furniture covering manufactured using the process of selecting printing pattern/photo or artistic design and then printing a first pattern to a first fabric by printing an image to a transfer paper using a reverse image or directly printing (future state) directly onto the material. A transfer paper is then laid on top of the first fabric in a continuous production process. Both heat and pressure are simultaneously applied such that an ink dye is transferred to the first fabric so to permanently dye the fibers to their core. A first blank material is then cut to a predetermined size and upholstered to furniture such as stools, ottomans, table, chair or sofas. A second pattern is also cut using a second fabric and the second printed fabric is cut to a size so to act as a removeable or replacement cover over the first fabric on the upholstered furniture.
A fabric furniture covering manufactured using the process of:
A fabric furniture covering manufactured using the process of:
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