Textiles - Unit 3

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Final exam: 12/08 from 3:30-6:30

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What classifies upholstered furniture?

Has an outer covering surrounding and concealing a filling or stuffing; also contains a spring, fabric lining, and framework

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What is typically best for stuffing/filling?

Down feather

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What is typically best for a frame?

maple wood

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What is the deck?

The combination of the platform, springs, and the filling structures that support the seat cushion

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What is the bottom?

It is located underneath the deck and conceals the springs with a fabric 

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What is Up-the-Bolt fabric application

applying fabrics vertically/with the pattern facing right side up

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What is railroad application

applying fabrics horizontally/the pattern is turned

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Knife-edge treatment

common in contemporary furniture, a smooth seam of fabric

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welting (boxing)

has trim at the seam of fabric 

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Zipper boxing

removable fabric with a zipper

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tight pillow construction

not removable

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lose pillow construction

removable (think of a pillow cover)

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Kick pleat skirt

most common 

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Double kick pleat skirt

more pleats at corner

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Shirred

Curtain-like appearance, normally found in bedrooms

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Box pleat

Looks like fringe but thicker

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Princess skirt

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Slipcovers

Used to protect coverings from excessive soil accumulation from one season to the other

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What are the different types of Surface Embellishments?

quilting, nail-head trimming, tufting, and channel back tufting

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What is the difference between tufting and channel back tufting

tufting uses buttons to create a diamond pattern, channel back tufting creates a straight line pattern

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Compressibility

the ease with which a textile structure can be crushed or reduced in thickness for comfort

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Loftiness

having bulk without heaviness

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What type of design is loftiness desired for?

residential

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What are the best examples for filling with high liftiness

Down and feather

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Compression resiliency

the ability to recover from compression 

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Flammability

a very important variable when upholstered furniture catches fire

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Where should flammability be evaluated?

outer coverings and exterior construction

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Gimp

The space in between the upholstery and the show wood

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What are the different types of fibrous batting?

cotton, wool (most common in upholstery), curled hair, and bonded polyester (most common in outdoor furniture)

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Foam cushions

Preserves its own shape and form

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What do most companies do to increase the longevity of foam cushions?

They wrap it in down or feathers

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What are other types of foam cushions?

latex and polyurethane

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Loose particulate materials 

Type of filling; typically feathers

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Down

soft undercoat from waterfowl; it does not have a quill, but is more expensive

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Feathers

soft and lofty filling materials, but not normally used due to allergies

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Fiberfill

crimped polyester filling

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loose filling material 

synthetic down 

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What are fabrics normally covered in to protect the filling and cushion?

Muslim