Charlotte 5847 Espresso Paisley Upholstery Fabric 54in

Product Description

The CHARLOTTE 5847 is a woven upholstery fabric in an espresso paisley pattern, designed for professional upholstery work in residential and commercial environments. Constructed from a 52% polyester and 48% cotton blend, it delivers a durable yet refined surface suited to high-traffic applications. The fabric exceeds 160,000 Wyzenbeek rubs, placing it firmly in the heavy-duty category. At 54 inches wide and shown railroaded across the roll, it offers efficient layout for large panel cuts and commercial seating projects. Cleaning is performed with a solvent-based cleaner, which is standard for this fabric type.

The 5847 Espresso Paisley is appropriate for both home furnishings and contract upholstery markets. Its heavy-duty abrasion rating makes it a practical choice for hospitality seating, office furniture, and residential reupholstery where longevity under repeated use is a priority. The railroaded orientation across the roll supports wide seating pieces without horizontal seams. Pattern repeat measures 3 inches horizontal by 4.75 inches vertical, which should be accounted for during yardage estimation and pattern matching on multi-piece projects.

Key Features

• Exceeds 160,000 Wyzenbeek rubs for heavy-duty durability classification
• 54-inch width with railroaded pattern direction for efficient large-panel cutting
• 52% polyester and 48% cotton blend construction
• Pattern repeat: 3 inches horizontal by 4.75 inches vertical
• Meets CA 117-E, UFAC Class I, and NFPA 260 flammability standards
• Made in the USA

Compatibility

Designed for upholstery applications across home and contract markets, including residential furniture, hospitality seating, and commercial interior projects requiring heavy-duty fabric performance.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified upholstery professional. Before cutting, calculate yardage with the 3-inch by 4.75-inch pattern repeat factored in to ensure proper pattern alignment across panels. Use a solvent-based cleaner for spot cleaning and maintenance. Follow all applicable fire code requirements for the installation environment, referencing the fabric flammability certifications as needed for contract specification compliance.