Sunbrella is a premium leader in performance fabrics for indoor and outdoor upholstery, awnings, shade, and marine applications, known for durability and stain resistance.
Sólbrella er flaggskip vörumerki Glen Raven, Inc., renowned globally for its high-performance textiles. Since the 1960s, Sunbrella has revolutionized the industry by creating acrylic fabrics that offer the softness of cotton with the durability of synthetic fibers. Their products are widely used in outdoor furniture, indoor upholstery, marine canvas, convertible tops, and awnings.
The core of Sunbrella's technology lies in solution-dyed acrylic, where color is locked into the fibers before they are spun, ensuring exceptional resistance to fading, UV degradation, mold, and mildew. While many user manuals in this category relate to furniture featuring Sunbrella fabric, the brand itself provides extensive care guides to ensure the longevity of the material. Sunbrella fabrics are engineered to be easy to clean, often requiring just soap and water, or bleach for tough stains.
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Brush off loose dirt, spray on a cleaning solution of water and mild soap, use a soft bristle brush to clean, allow the solution to soak into the fabric, rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is removed, and air dry.
Yes. For stubborn stains or mildew, you can use a solution of 1 cup of bleach and 1/4 cup mild soap per gallon of water. Sunbrella fibers are solution-dyed, so bleach will not damage the color.
Sunbrella fabrics are water-resistant and breathable, which prevents moisture from getting trapped. While they repel water, they are not completely waterproof, although marine-grade options offer higher water resistance.
Sunbrella offers a limited warranty that protects against the fabric becoming unserviceable due to loss of color or strength from normal usage and exposure. The warranty period is typically 5 years for upholstery and 10 years for shade and marine fabrics.