Our Summer Sale Is NOW ON These are some of the Vale Bridegcraft fabrics available on the range. As you can see they are price grouped from 1 upwards but this is not related to quality of the fabric or the wearability, simply matters such as pattern matching and upholstering techniques.
IF YOU CAN'T SEE YOUR FABRIC CHOICE HERE JUST CALL US, THERE SO MANY FABRICS AVAILABLE (AND NEW ONES BEING LAUNCHED MONTHLY) THAT WE DON'T HAVE ALL OPTIONS SHOWN ALL THE TIME.
WOOD SHADES AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE
Grade 1 Fabrics
Grade 2 Fabrics
IF YOU CAN'T SEE YOUR FABRIC CHOICE HERE JUST CALL US, THERE SO MANY FABRICS AVAILABLE (AND NEW ONES BEING LAUNCHED MONTHLY) THAT WE DON'T HAVE ALL OPTIONS SHOWN ALL THE TIME.
Grade 3 Fabrics
IF YOU CAN'T SEE YOUR FABRIC CHOICE HERE JUST CALL US, THERE SO MANY FABRICS AVAILABLE (AND NEW ONES BEING LAUNCHED MONTHLY) THAT WE DON'T HAVE ALL OPTIONS SHOWN ALL THE TIME.
Grade 4 Fabrics
IF YOU CAN'T SEE YOUR FABRIC CHOICE HERE JUST CALL US, THERE SO MANY FABRICS AVAILABLE (AND NEW ONES BEING LAUNCHED MONTHLY) THAT WE DON'T HAVE ALL OPTIONS SHOWN ALL THE TIME
Grade 5 Fabrics
IF YOU CAN'T SEE YOUR FABRIC CHOICE HERE JUST CALL US, THERE SO MANY FABRICS AVAILABLE (AND NEW ONES BEING LAUNCHED MONTHLY) THAT WE DON'T HAVE ALL OPTIONS SHOWN ALL THE TIME
Grade 6 Fabrics
IF YOU CAN'T SEE YOUR FABRIC CHOICE HERE JUST CALL US, THERE SO MANY FABRICS AVAILABLE (AND NEW ONES BEING LAUNCHED MONTHLY) THAT WE DON'T HAVE ALL OPTIONS SHOWN ALL THE TIME
Vale Wood Colours
NEED A FABRIC OR LEATHER SAMPLE ?
If you would like us to send you a sample of any fabric please send us your name, address and postcode to this email link with the name of the fabric.
Fabric Care
We recommend that you vacuum your upholstery regularly and remove stains by means of a damp cloth (not over-wet) and soapy water or mild detergent if necessary, following closely the manufacturer's instructions. For more stubborn stains please consult a professional cleaning company.
All pile fabrics including chenilles are subject to a certain degree of shading or pile crush with frequent use. This is not a fabric fault, nor will it detract from the wearing properties of the material. The effect of pile crush can be minimised by regular brushing with a soft brush and occasional steaming where the pile is showing signs of wear.
In order to create the extra softness inherent in 'chaise'-type seatwraps it is important to remember that the upholstery is somewhat looser than in conventional seating, particularly as it cannot be pulled tightly from side to side. This may result in a little 'bagginess' or 'wrinkliness' appearing in certain fabrics which can usually be smoothed out by hand after use.