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Upholstery Pattern - Omnova Solutions Inc. - Facility Management Product Release
Omnova Solutions Inc.
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Touché is a 100 percent urethane upholstery pattern from the company’s Boltaflex contract upholstery line. The product has a soft hand and “kid leather” grain, making it a cost-effective alternative to leather and other polyurethanes on the market, according to the company. The product comes in 27 standard colors, featuring a broad neutral palette as well as signature solids. Custom colors and weights are available on a minimum yard basis.
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posted: 2/15/2007