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Ryan wallcoverings are manufactured as vinyl‑coated textile substrates designed for interior wall protection in commercial and institutional environments. The base fabric is typically a
Order this productRyan wallcoverings are manufactured as vinyl‑coated textile substrates designed for interior wall protection in commercial and institutional environments. The base fabric is typically a polyester‑cotton blend with a weight range of 150‑250 gsm, providing dimensional stability under varying humidity conditions.
A PVC coating is applied to one side, offering a barrier against moisture, abrasion, and chemical splashes. Coating thickness can be adjusted from 0.15 mm to 0.30 mm to meet specific durability requirements.
The substrate consists of 65 % polyester filament yarn and 35 % cotton staple yarn, woven in a plain weave to achieve a tensile strength of approximately 250 N/5 cm in the warp direction and 200 N/5 cm in the weft direction.
The PVC plastisol coating incorporates plasticizers and stabilizers that yield a Shore A hardness of 85‑90, providing flexibility while resisting cracking under flexural stress.
| Property | Typical Value | Test Method |
|---|---|---|
| Tensile Strength (Warp) | 250 N/5 cm | ASTM D5034 |
| Tensile Strength (Weft) | 200 N/5 cm | ASTM D5034 |
| Abrasion Resistance (Cycles to Wear) | >30,000 cycles | ASTM D4157 |
| Flame Spread Rating | Class A (ASTM E84) | ASTM E84 |
| VOC Emission | <50 µg/m³ (ASTM D5116) | ASTM D5116 |

Values represent typical production lots; actual specifications can be adjusted according to project requirements.
In healthcare facilities, the wallcovering provides a seamless, cleanable surface that resists staining from iodine, betadine, and alcohol‑based disinfectants, supporting infection‑control protocols.
Educational institutions benefit from the product’s impact resistance, which reduces damage from carts and equipment in corridors and classrooms, while the low VOC emission contributes to indoor air quality standards for learning environments.
Hospitality venues such as hotels and restaurants use the material in high‑traffic lobbies and dining areas where frequent cleaning with mild detergents is required; the coating’s chemical resistance prevents degradation from typical cleaning agents.
Customers can specify substrate weight, coating thickness, color, and pattern repeat to align with interior design schemes and performance targets.
Tooling costs for bespoke patterns are amortized over the order volume; quotations include setup fees and per‑square‑meter pricing.
Each production lot undergoes incoming inspection of raw yarn for tensile strength and moisture content, followed in‑line monitoring of coating thickness via laser micrometer.
Finished rolls are sampled for peel adhesion (ASTM D903), abrasion resistance, and flame spread. Results are recorded in a traceable batch record; any deviation beyond ±5 % of the target triggers a corrective action.
Final inspection includes visual defect detection under 500 lux illumination, measuring for color deviation (ΔE < 2) and dimensional stability after 24 h conditioning at 23 °C/50 % RH.
Rolls are wrapped in polyethylene film, placed on corrugated pallets, and secured with polyester strapping. Each pallet carries a maximum of 20 rolls, with total weight not exceeding 1,200 kg to comply with standard container limits.
For export shipments, a moisture‑barrier liner and corner protectors are added; fumigation‑free pallets are available upon request to meet ISPM‑15 requirements.
Lead time from order confirmation to shipment is typically 3‑4 weeks for stocked colors and 5‑6 weeks for custom‑colored or patterned orders, subject to production capacity.
Yes. Roll width, length, and coating thickness can be adjusted according to project specifications. Custom widths require a minimum order quantity of 500 m².
To provide an accurate quote we need the desired substrate weight, coating thickness, color reference (Pantone/RAL), pattern details, total area, and delivery destination.
Quality control includes raw material testing, in‑line coating thickness monitoring, and final roll assessments for tensile strength, adhesion, abrasion, flame spread, and VOC emissions per the standards listed in the performance table.
Standard packaging uses polyethylene film and corrugated pallets. Options include anti‑static wrapping, UV‑protective sleeves, and reusable plastic crates for closed‑loop logistics.
For technical data sheets, sample requests, or a formal quotation, please reach out to our sales engineering team.
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