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Mason
Mason offers a new concept in wallcovering: Each 16” x 16” tile is beautifully handmade of rapidly renewable abaca pulp, which makes them light enough for easy installation—either continuously straight, crosshatched, or mitered—with conventional starch-based wallpaper adhesive. Bamboo stalks shifting in the breeze inspired the organic design. Available in two natural colorways, with the unlimited option for custom colors.
W1080/01
natural
W1080/02
dove
Name: Mason
Catalogue Number: W1080
Width: 16.00"
Weight per linear yard: 11.80 oz
Weight: 26.54 oz/sqyd
Min Order: 1 box
Sold In: 1 box increments
Repeat: 16.00" wide / 16.00" high
Piece size: 1 box
Content: 100% abaca
Testing: Class A

Due to the handmade technique, variations in color and/or texture may occur. CFA not available. 1 box contains (6) 16" x 16" tiles.

MASON CUSTOM COLORS
Weitzner is pleased to offer custom colors for Mason, with a minimum order of just five boxes. Clients may supply a color chip to be matched, and Weitzner will provide a sample of the custom-dyed paper for approval. Reps and their clients can place a custom order by contacting customs@weitznerlimited.com. Surcharges apply. Contact Weitzner customer service for more details.

MASON TILES CAN BE PAINTED!
If desired, clients may paint Mason after installation using standard painting tools/techniques (such as brush, roller or spray) and interior paint (including oil-based, acrylic-based or latex-based). It is recommended to use primer appropriate for the chosen paint. A slight change in texture may occur after painting, which can be minimized by using a spray technique.

Environmental / LEED: May contribute toward LEED MR credit 6: Rapidly Renewable Materials
Photo Credit: Furniture courtesy of Dennis Miller