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<p align=center> [[bild:LEATHER-DICTIONARY.jpg|300px]] </p> == Leather fibres on the reverse of [[imitation leather]] == In the [[leather furniture|furniture sector]], [[imitation leather|synthetic leather]] with leather fibers glued to the reverse is processed. It's a material in which the main components are other materials than leather and only [[Bonded leather|leather fibers]] are glued to the reverse. <p align=center> [[bild:Kunstleder-Lederfasern-05.jpg|250px]] [[bild:Kunstleder-Lederfasern-04.jpg|250px]] </p> <p align=center> ''[[Imitation leather]] with reverse glued [[Bonded leather|leather fibers]].''<br></p> <p>&nbsp;</p> In advertisements these materials are praised as "leather-like" or linked as close as possible to the term "leather". This is a false declaration, if too close. This material cannot be called [[genuine leather]]. It is also referred to as "sustainability" and "[[Bonded leather#Recycled leather|recycled leather]]". But ask in suche cases where these statements come from. Such materials have no advantages over "normal" [[imitation leather|artificial leather]]. Just because leather fibers are glued to the back, there are no leather benefits. The fibers do not have their own stability, do not serve to absorb moisture and at the very least have a minimal effect when touching the material. Leather fibers are a waste product of the [[leather production]] and often end up in waste incineration. Since this method of back-bonding is emphasized by advertising, it must be assumed that it is also only for advertising and is an attempt to impose something "nature" on the actual artificial leather. Inquiries were made to manufacturers of these materials qestioning the practical use of the gluing of the leather fibers to the reverse accept the marketing arguments. An answer was not been given. <p align=center> [[bild:Echtes-Leder-Fasern-03.jpg|167px]] [[bild:Echtes-Leder-Fasern-12.jpg|167px]] [[bild:Echtes-Leder-Fasern-04.jpg|167px]] </p> <p align=center> [[bild:Echtes-Leder-Fasern-01.jpg|250px]] [[bild:Echtes-Leder-Fasern-07.jpg|250px]] </p> <p align=center> ''An extreme example for [[leather#What materials can be called leather?|incorrect declaration]]''<br></p> <p>&nbsp;</p> There are also imitation leathers where it is not clear whether there are leather fibers glued on the reverse or whether it is thin [[suede|split leather layer]] that has been glued. But this material also cannot be called [[genuine leather|"leather" or "geunine leather"]]. If the layer on a leather layer is stronger than 1/3 of the total thickness, the material as a whole can no longer be called [[genuine leather|leather]]. <p align=center> [[bild:Kunstleder-Lederfasern-03.jpg|167px]] [[bild:Kunstleder-Lederfasern-02.jpg|167px]] [[bild:Kunstleder-Lederfasern-01.jpg|167px]] </p> <p align=center> ''[[Suede]] or [[Bonded leather|leather fibres]] on the reverse? In any case it`s not "leather" In the sense of [[leather#What materials can be called leather?|standards]] and consumers.''<br></p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p align=center> [[bild:SAM-Samolux-02.jpg|250px]] [[bild:SAM-Samolux-03.jpg|250px]] </p> <p align=center> [[bild:SAM-Samolux-05.jpg|250px]] [[bild:SAM-Samolux-04.jpg|250px]] </p> <p align=center> ''An artificial leather with leather fibers on the back, without any benefit to the customer or the sustainability or ecology.''<br></p> <p>&nbsp;</p> == Damage to synthetic leather with leather fibers on the reverse == In contrast to [[genuine leather]], the life time of furniture [[imitation leather]] is often not as long as hoped. A lot of such artificial leather breaks in the wear area earlier than expected. <p align=center> [[bild:Echtes-Leder-Fasern-11.jpg|250px]] [[bild:Echtes-Leder-Fasern-13.jpg|250px]] </p> <p align=center> [[bild:Echtes-Leder-Fasern-10.jpg|250px]] [[bild:Echtes-Leder-Fasern-14.jpg|250px]] </p> <p align=center> ''An extreme example for an [[leather#What materials can be called leather?|incorrect declaration]] and the associated wear and tear.''<br></p> <p>&nbsp;</p> There are also complaints about these types of leather in other countries. In Australia, a furniture store has sued the furniture supplier for 1,000 complaints in just one year (2013). The surface coating of artificial leather with leather fibers on the back pelted off after one to two years. Many customers bought furniture with a 5-year warranty, which didn`t cover brittle damages and cracks. <p align=center> [[bild:Imitation leather damages-01.jpg|500px]] </p> <p align=center> ''[[Colour separation of leather|Delamination]] after almost two years, not covered by a 5-year warranty.''<br></p> <p>&nbsp;</p> == [[Leather mobile phone case]] with leather fibres on the reverse == Synthetic leather with leather fibers glued to the revers is also processed on [[Leather mobile phone case|mobile phone cases]]. <p align=center> [[bild:Handytasche-20-04.jpg|165px]] [[bild:Handytasche-20-08.jpg|165px]] [[bild:Handytasche-20-11.jpg|165px]] </p> <p align=center> ''The stability comes from the upper, foamed and coated layer. The leather fibers are glued to the reverse and have no benefit.''<br></p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <werbebanner /> == Additional information == * [[leather#What materials can be called leather?|Regulations for the correct declaration]] * [[Leather grain - Grain side|Grain side]] or [[Flesh side]] * [[Coated leather - Laminated leather]] <br> * [[PU leather]] * [[Buffalo split leather]] * [[Napalon leather]] * [[Madras leather|Madras leather - Madras imitation leather]] * [[Leather mobile phone case|Mobile phone cases]] <br> * [[leather furniture|What should be considered when buying new leather furniture?]] * [[Leather damages]] <logoplustext /> [[Kategorie:All Articles]] [[Kategorie:Leather types]]

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