interline

They follow the translation with an interliner transcription showing the Zhuang character, pronunciation, transcription into Latin characters, and English translation.

(8) For example, manufacturers can use less of the most flammable foam materials by making cushions with a layer of fire-retardant foam or padding (also known as an interliner) that wraps around the highly flammable foam core.

The springs are made of the best quality tempered steel and are padded and protected by layers of foam, fibre, hessian, felt and fire retardant interliner.

Available in beige, green, navy and mustard, the Drifter has a water repellent outer fabric, a lightweight hydrophilic interliner and taped seams, making it breathable, waterproof and windproof.

Ray, attempts to achieve this balance by offering manufacturers the option of choosing one of four methods to comply with the standard, which include: 1) using a performance-tested interior fire barrier; 2) employing a cover fabric with barrier qualities such as leather, wool or vinyl-coated fabrics; 3) using a combination of ignition resistance tested foam/loose filling materials with performance-tested cover materials or using non-complying loose filling materials with a performance tested interliner or 4) using any combination of upholstery materials that meet end-product smoldering and open flame resistance tests.

The fabrics can either be coated with flame-retardant chemicals or, in the case of some furniture; a flame-resistant interliner can be used beneath the upholstery fabric.

MLM recently introduced Alessandra patented flame resistant yarn technology used to make ticking fabric for mattress and box spring sets and as an interliner barrier fabric for both mattresses and upholstered furniture.