Neschen AG, based in Bückeburg, Germany has received Oeko-Tex Standard 100 for its range of coated fabrics for digital printing.
The wallcoverings can be be printed with water-based or latex inks and are free of harmful substances. The Neschen coated media are based on Erfurt’s cellulose and polyester nonwovens and fall below all safety limits in respect of of currently valid human-ecological requirements.
The Oeko-Tex Standard 100 in Product Class IV certification covers furnishing materials such as curtains, table cloths or upholstery covering.
“This Oeko-Tex Standard is an internationally-recognised guarantee of responsible manufacturing as well as being an indication of safety and transparency,” said Frank Seemann, Manager of Marketing and Communications at Neschen AG.
Digitally printable photo wallpaper is ideal for individual interior design and the product of close cooperation between two Neschen and Erfurt, based in Wuppertal.
The Neschen coating makes it possible to customise the Erfurt wallpaper with personal motifs on inkjet printers and it can then be applied using commercially available nonwoven wallpaper paste.
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