Tinto - 2d files - 3d files
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The Tinto design is made from the bark of the banana tree. The bark is dyed in natural colours with numerous different shades. The wide strips are woven manually into a checkerboard pattern and then cut into tiles. Finally, these tiles are arranged in a tight pattern.
SUPPLIER: ARTE-INTERNATIONAL
TYPE: FINISHES
LIST OF FILES:
Spec sheet - 48000
Care & maintenance - 48000
Fire certificate EU - 2D.-Wallcovering-with-natural-materials.pdf
Declaration of Performance EU - DOP_Les-Forêts_Tinto.pdf
Declaration of Performance UK - DOP_Les-Forêts_Tinto_UK.pdf
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