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The term "upholstery leather" is mainly used in conjunction with [[leather furniture|furniture leather]]. However, the term includes all areas where leather is processed on upholstery. Upholstery leather also includes [[car leather]], [[boat leather]] or leather in [[Bus seats|buses]], [[Aircraft leather|airplanes]] and trains. | The term "upholstery leather" is mainly used in conjunction with [[leather furniture|furniture leather]]. However, the term includes all areas where leather is processed on upholstery. Upholstery leather also includes [[car leather]], [[boat leather]] or leather in [[Bus seats|buses]], [[Aircraft leather|airplanes]] and trains. | ||
| − | + | [[Measures and weights|Large skins]] (due to the large areas) of robust and exotic [[Exotic leather|animal species]] (due to load) are used as upholstery leather. This is mainly [[cow leather]], because it is sufficiently available and has the necessary [[leather quality|characteristics]] since thousands of years. | |
Revision as of 15:37, 15 November 2016
The term "upholstery leather" is mainly used in conjunction with furniture leather. However, the term includes all areas where leather is processed on upholstery. Upholstery leather also includes car leather, boat leather or leather in buses, airplanes and trains.
Large skins (due to the large areas) of robust and exotic animal species (due to load) are used as upholstery leather. This is mainly cow leather, because it is sufficiently available and has the necessary characteristics since thousands of years.
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