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Source for Sunbrella
I have been searching for a good price on Sunbrella in quantities less than
a full roll.. (it seems a full roll is the best deal but that would be 200 yds). Sail Rite is good and they have always treated me well, but their per yd price was more than I wanted to pay for my needs. This week, I did another Google and came up with Outdoor Textiles https://outdoortextiles.securedigita...766eac5ae165cb They sell by the yard and the price break starts at +5 yards. 60" for 5 yards is $17 and 5+ yard is $14.40. Similar prices for 46" material.. My order was for 10 yds and there was no shipping charge. Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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Source for Sunbrella
Most "to-the-trade" wholesale fabric distributors (especially in major
coastal cities) will have excellent prices for sunbrella. I guess the same would apply to the Gr. Lakes, etc. or anyplace there is a lot of boating activity. Be careful when you specify as the 'trade' uses two distinct grades of Sunbrella - interior and exterior. Cash on the barrel head only. If you have a legit. company letterhead, etc. they will ship. In article , Steve wrote: I have been searching for a good price on Sunbrella in quantities less than a full roll.. (it seems a full roll is the best deal but that would be 200 yds). Sail Rite is good and they have always treated me well, but their per yd price was more than I wanted to pay for my needs. This week, I did another Google and came up with Outdoor Textiles https://outdoortextiles.securedigita...ESSID=22b3dd66 e45c32fae2766eac5ae165cb&PHPSESSID=22b3dd66e45c32f ae2766eac5ae165cb They sell by the yard and the price break starts at +5 yards. 60" for 5 yards is $17 and 5+ yard is $14.40. Similar prices for 46" material.. My order was for 10 yds and there was no shipping charge. Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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Never heard of "interior" vs "exterior" Sunbrella. There are two
grades but they are more appropriately designated as "Marine" grade vs "Upolstery" grade. The marine grade comes in wider widths and is a bit heavier. Doug s/v Callista "Rich Hampel" wrote in message ... Most "to-the-trade" wholesale fabric distributors (especially in major coastal cities) will have excellent prices for sunbrella. I guess the same would apply to the Gr. Lakes, etc. or anyplace there is a lot of boating activity. Be careful when you specify as the 'trade' uses two distinct grades of Sunbrella - interior and exterior. Cash on the barrel head only. If you have a legit. company letterhead, etc. they will ship. In article , Steve wrote: I have been searching for a good price on Sunbrella in quantities less than a full roll.. (it seems a full roll is the best deal but that would be 200 yds). Sail Rite is good and they have always treated me well, but their per yd price was more than I wanted to pay for my needs. This week, I did another Google and came up with Outdoor Textiles https://outdoortextiles.securedigita...ESSID=22b3dd66 e45c32fae2766eac5ae165cb&PHPSESSID=22b3dd66e45c32f ae2766eac5ae165cb They sell by the yard and the price break starts at +5 yards. 60" for 5 yards is $17 and 5+ yard is $14.40. Similar prices for 46" material.. My order was for 10 yds and there was no shipping charge. Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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Same thing. the upholstery grade has a softer 'hand'.
In article , Doug Dotson wrote: Never heard of "interior" vs "exterior" Sunbrella. There are two grades but they are more appropriately designated as "Marine" grade vs "Upolstery" grade. The marine grade comes in wider widths and is a bit heavier. Doug s/v Callista "Rich Hampel" wrote in message ... Most "to-the-trade" wholesale fabric distributors (especially in major coastal cities) will have excellent prices for sunbrella. I guess the same would apply to the Gr. Lakes, etc. or anyplace there is a lot of boating activity. Be careful when you specify as the 'trade' uses two distinct grades of Sunbrella - interior and exterior. Cash on the barrel head only. If you have a legit. company letterhead, etc. they will ship. In article , Steve wrote: I have been searching for a good price on Sunbrella in quantities less than a full roll.. (it seems a full roll is the best deal but that would be 200 yds). Sail Rite is good and they have always treated me well, but their per yd price was more than I wanted to pay for my needs. This week, I did another Google and came up with Outdoor Textiles https://outdoortextiles.securedigita...ESSID=22b3dd66 e45c32fae2766eac5ae165cb&PHPSESSID=22b3dd66e45c32f ae2766eac5ae165cb They sell by the yard and the price break starts at +5 yards. 60" for 5 yards is $17 and 5+ yard is $14.40. Similar prices for 46" material.. My order was for 10 yds and there was no shipping charge. Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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Source for Sunbrella
Correct, but the upolstery grade is still intended for outdoor
use (patio furniture, etc). Not aware of any product under the Sunbrella name that is intended primarily for indoor use. Doug s/v Callista "Rich Hampel" wrote in message ... Same thing. the upholstery grade has a softer 'hand'. In article , Doug Dotson wrote: Never heard of "interior" vs "exterior" Sunbrella. There are two grades but they are more appropriately designated as "Marine" grade vs "Upolstery" grade. The marine grade comes in wider widths and is a bit heavier. Doug s/v Callista "Rich Hampel" wrote in message ... Most "to-the-trade" wholesale fabric distributors (especially in major coastal cities) will have excellent prices for sunbrella. I guess the same would apply to the Gr. Lakes, etc. or anyplace there is a lot of boating activity. Be careful when you specify as the 'trade' uses two distinct grades of Sunbrella - interior and exterior. Cash on the barrel head only. If you have a legit. company letterhead, etc. they will ship. In article , Steve wrote: I have been searching for a good price on Sunbrella in quantities less than a full roll.. (it seems a full roll is the best deal but that would be 200 yds). Sail Rite is good and they have always treated me well, but their per yd price was more than I wanted to pay for my needs. This week, I did another Google and came up with Outdoor Textiles https://outdoortextiles.securedigita...ESSID=22b3dd66 e45c32fae2766eac5ae165cb&PHPSESSID=22b3dd66e45c32f ae2766eac5ae165cb They sell by the yard and the price break starts at +5 yards. 60" for 5 yards is $17 and 5+ yard is $14.40. Similar prices for 46" material.. My order was for 10 yds and there was no shipping charge. Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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Sunbrella does make a line for indoor use on boats. I had my pilothouse
watch berth covered with it. I guess it's got a better "feel" but not as durable, since it's not designed for full time weather exposure. -- Keith __ Plan to be spontaneous tomorrow. "Doug Dotson" wrote in message ... Correct, but the upolstery grade is still intended for outdoor use (patio furniture, etc). Not aware of any product under the Sunbrella name that is intended primarily for indoor use. Doug s/v Callista "Rich Hampel" wrote in message ... Same thing. the upholstery grade has a softer 'hand'. In article , Doug Dotson wrote: Never heard of "interior" vs "exterior" Sunbrella. There are two grades but they are more appropriately designated as "Marine" grade vs "Upolstery" grade. The marine grade comes in wider widths and is a bit heavier. Doug s/v Callista "Rich Hampel" wrote in message ... Most "to-the-trade" wholesale fabric distributors (especially in major coastal cities) will have excellent prices for sunbrella. I guess the same would apply to the Gr. Lakes, etc. or anyplace there is a lot of boating activity. Be careful when you specify as the 'trade' uses two distinct grades of Sunbrella - interior and exterior. Cash on the barrel head only. If you have a legit. company letterhead, etc. they will ship. In article , Steve wrote: I have been searching for a good price on Sunbrella in quantities less than a full roll.. (it seems a full roll is the best deal but that would be 200 yds). Sail Rite is good and they have always treated me well, but their per yd price was more than I wanted to pay for my needs. This week, I did another Google and came up with Outdoor Textiles https://outdoortextiles.securedigita...ESSID=22b3dd66 e45c32fae2766eac5ae165cb&PHPSESSID=22b3dd66e45c32f ae2766eac5ae165cb They sell by the yard and the price break starts at +5 yards. 60" for 5 yards is $17 and 5+ yard is $14.40. Similar prices for 46" material.. My order was for 10 yds and there was no shipping charge. Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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Source for Sunbrella
Sunbrella does make a line for indoor use on boats. I had my pilothouse
watch berth covered with it. I guess it's got a better "feel" but not as durable, since it's not designed for full time weather exposure. -- Keith __ Plan to be spontaneous tomorrow. "Doug Dotson" wrote in message ... Correct, but the upolstery grade is still intended for outdoor use (patio furniture, etc). Not aware of any product under the Sunbrella name that is intended primarily for indoor use. Doug s/v Callista "Rich Hampel" wrote in message ... Same thing. the upholstery grade has a softer 'hand'. In article , Doug Dotson wrote: Never heard of "interior" vs "exterior" Sunbrella. There are two grades but they are more appropriately designated as "Marine" grade vs "Upolstery" grade. The marine grade comes in wider widths and is a bit heavier. Doug s/v Callista "Rich Hampel" wrote in message ... Most "to-the-trade" wholesale fabric distributors (especially in major coastal cities) will have excellent prices for sunbrella. I guess the same would apply to the Gr. Lakes, etc. or anyplace there is a lot of boating activity. Be careful when you specify as the 'trade' uses two distinct grades of Sunbrella - interior and exterior. Cash on the barrel head only. If you have a legit. company letterhead, etc. they will ship. In article , Steve wrote: I have been searching for a good price on Sunbrella in quantities less than a full roll.. (it seems a full roll is the best deal but that would be 200 yds). Sail Rite is good and they have always treated me well, but their per yd price was more than I wanted to pay for my needs. This week, I did another Google and came up with Outdoor Textiles https://outdoortextiles.securedigita...ESSID=22b3dd66 e45c32fae2766eac5ae165cb&PHPSESSID=22b3dd66e45c32f ae2766eac5ae165cb They sell by the yard and the price break starts at +5 yards. 60" for 5 yards is $17 and 5+ yard is $14.40. Similar prices for 46" material.. My order was for 10 yds and there was no shipping charge. Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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Source for Sunbrella
Correct, but the upolstery grade is still intended for outdoor
use (patio furniture, etc). Not aware of any product under the Sunbrella name that is intended primarily for indoor use. Doug s/v Callista "Rich Hampel" wrote in message ... Same thing. the upholstery grade has a softer 'hand'. In article , Doug Dotson wrote: Never heard of "interior" vs "exterior" Sunbrella. There are two grades but they are more appropriately designated as "Marine" grade vs "Upolstery" grade. The marine grade comes in wider widths and is a bit heavier. Doug s/v Callista "Rich Hampel" wrote in message ... Most "to-the-trade" wholesale fabric distributors (especially in major coastal cities) will have excellent prices for sunbrella. I guess the same would apply to the Gr. Lakes, etc. or anyplace there is a lot of boating activity. Be careful when you specify as the 'trade' uses two distinct grades of Sunbrella - interior and exterior. Cash on the barrel head only. If you have a legit. company letterhead, etc. they will ship. In article , Steve wrote: I have been searching for a good price on Sunbrella in quantities less than a full roll.. (it seems a full roll is the best deal but that would be 200 yds). Sail Rite is good and they have always treated me well, but their per yd price was more than I wanted to pay for my needs. This week, I did another Google and came up with Outdoor Textiles https://outdoortextiles.securedigita...ESSID=22b3dd66 e45c32fae2766eac5ae165cb&PHPSESSID=22b3dd66e45c32f ae2766eac5ae165cb They sell by the yard and the price break starts at +5 yards. 60" for 5 yards is $17 and 5+ yard is $14.40. Similar prices for 46" material.. My order was for 10 yds and there was no shipping charge. Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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Source for Sunbrella
Same thing. the upholstery grade has a softer 'hand'.
In article , Doug Dotson wrote: Never heard of "interior" vs "exterior" Sunbrella. There are two grades but they are more appropriately designated as "Marine" grade vs "Upolstery" grade. The marine grade comes in wider widths and is a bit heavier. Doug s/v Callista "Rich Hampel" wrote in message ... Most "to-the-trade" wholesale fabric distributors (especially in major coastal cities) will have excellent prices for sunbrella. I guess the same would apply to the Gr. Lakes, etc. or anyplace there is a lot of boating activity. Be careful when you specify as the 'trade' uses two distinct grades of Sunbrella - interior and exterior. Cash on the barrel head only. If you have a legit. company letterhead, etc. they will ship. In article , Steve wrote: I have been searching for a good price on Sunbrella in quantities less than a full roll.. (it seems a full roll is the best deal but that would be 200 yds). Sail Rite is good and they have always treated me well, but their per yd price was more than I wanted to pay for my needs. This week, I did another Google and came up with Outdoor Textiles https://outdoortextiles.securedigita...ESSID=22b3dd66 e45c32fae2766eac5ae165cb&PHPSESSID=22b3dd66e45c32f ae2766eac5ae165cb They sell by the yard and the price break starts at +5 yards. 60" for 5 yards is $17 and 5+ yard is $14.40. Similar prices for 46" material.. My order was for 10 yds and there was no shipping charge. Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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Source for Sunbrella
Never heard of "interior" vs "exterior" Sunbrella. There are two
grades but they are more appropriately designated as "Marine" grade vs "Upolstery" grade. The marine grade comes in wider widths and is a bit heavier. Doug s/v Callista "Rich Hampel" wrote in message ... Most "to-the-trade" wholesale fabric distributors (especially in major coastal cities) will have excellent prices for sunbrella. I guess the same would apply to the Gr. Lakes, etc. or anyplace there is a lot of boating activity. Be careful when you specify as the 'trade' uses two distinct grades of Sunbrella - interior and exterior. Cash on the barrel head only. If you have a legit. company letterhead, etc. they will ship. In article , Steve wrote: I have been searching for a good price on Sunbrella in quantities less than a full roll.. (it seems a full roll is the best deal but that would be 200 yds). Sail Rite is good and they have always treated me well, but their per yd price was more than I wanted to pay for my needs. This week, I did another Google and came up with Outdoor Textiles https://outdoortextiles.securedigita...ESSID=22b3dd66 e45c32fae2766eac5ae165cb&PHPSESSID=22b3dd66e45c32f ae2766eac5ae165cb They sell by the yard and the price break starts at +5 yards. 60" for 5 yards is $17 and 5+ yard is $14.40. Similar prices for 46" material.. My order was for 10 yds and there was no shipping charge. Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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