Vinyl of the Week: Natural Movements

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This week's Vinyl of the Week is NATURAL MOVEMENTS! This ENDURAPRINT collection has a soft and soothing neutral palette that further enhances its sophisticated and understated design.


Over the past two years Enduratex has dedicated an expansion of the Enduraprint Program line to support customer requests.

"The Enduratex Enduraprint collections are a great customization option for designers who have begun to realize that they can accommodate a variety of aesthetic solutions by using our flexible Enduraprint programs," said Eric Peterson, National Sales Director for Enduratex. "We feel strongly that Natural Movements will have applications for both hospitality and senior living. The calm and neutral palette, coupled with a striking, yet understated pattern, has received tremendous response from both segments."


NATURAL MOVEMENTS comes in 14 SKUs on 30-yard rolls at 54" width. It is 100 percent PVC with polyester/rayon backing. It is mildew resistant, anti-bacterial and anti-microbial and has a -10F Cold Crack rating.

NATURAL MOVEMENTS meets the ACT standard for tabor and has an abrasion resistance Wyzenbeek rating of 50,000 cycles Additional performance is built into the collection with the addition of the proprietary Enduratex™ topcoat, Produratect™ Plus, which is a bleach resistant topcoat, making this collection ideal for healthcare design segment.


Click here to find out more about NATURAL MOVEMENTS and request a sample!

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