Processes for fabrics & wallpaper, enhance, strengthen & protect your material

We offer more than 20 different processes for fabrics and wallpaper, created to enhance, strengthen and protect your material. Click on any of our processes below for a complete overview of the features, specifications and usage guidelines for each. You may also download a PDF of our Processes Guide as a handy reference.

Almost any type of fabric or wallpaper can be Vinylized, a flexible yet nearly indestructible barrier between the scuffs, stains, dirt and grime of the world and your beautiful fabric. Choose Vinylizing for the most durable upholstery, wallcoverings and table top appointments.

Depending on how you want to use your fabric or wallpaper, one of our custom backing options will provide support, stability and enhance the longevity of your material.

We offer a range of surface treatments for fabrics
and wallpaper that enhance their durability without affecting their surface appeal.

Choose from three options, any of which bring your materials into compliance with federal, state and local fire codes.

Practically any fabric you choose can be made suitable for upholstery, even high-traffic commercial applications. Two different types of Vinylizing, one specifically developed by us for richly textured fabrics; three different backing options and a contract-grade, breathable surface treatment, means there is no limit to your design possibilities.

Fabrics can be backed, with either a paper lamination or acrylic latex coating, allowing them to be used for wallcoverings. We also offer two surface lamination options permitting even the most delicate designs to be used in high-traffic areas.

Transform your fabric or wallpaper into custom roller shades. We can create custom valances, scalloped hem treatments and add accent fringe if you wish. Other window treatment services include blackout lining and flame-retardant drapery lining.

Many fabrics can be used to create custom tablecloths that can last through years of heavy use. An even wider range of fabrics can be transformed into custom placemats. Either option is finished with our proprietary Vinylizing process, protecting your fabrics from stains and spills.

Two different surface treatments for fabrics and wallpaper that do not alter in any way the product's appearance, offering protection from most liquid stains.

We offer three different options to bring your fabrics into compliance with federal, state and local fire codes.