Is it filled with any kind of batting and, if so, made of what? If no fill, is it a single layer, and how thick is it? Thanks!
214862
Don't know what it was made of but seemed on a particular with other ok mate lasses. Returned it in short order because what they called dark blue I would call charcoal. I wanted blue.
214863
It is a single thickness but heavy enough to be just a light blanket. More like an extra thick sheet
214864
No there is no filling: it is a single layer mid weight cotton quilt. reasonably thick but not a quilt - more decorative
214865
It isn't filled with any batting, but rather is a thick, dense weeve.It varies in thickness, from a normal thick fabric to perhaps a bit more than 1/16" with the pattern. I really like this cover.
214866
The Pinzon Matelasse coverlet is not filled with batting of any kind. It is a light weight coverlet of a single layer cotton fabric.
436925
I don't know if the batting inside is. But both sides of the quilt are- the top and the lining. It's very beautiful, and it seems to be holding up really well.
952019
No lining/batting/fiberfill at all. Thick artificial fur bonded to a fabric on one side and a chocolate brown velvet like reverse side. No stuffing, but it's divine as it is!
1781912
The insulation is polyester batting. Not sure what brand it is, but it will be similar to hollowfill.
1974032
Yes, the top layer is cotton with a quilted look but don't remember what the filling is. I've had it a while. All I know is that it fits nicely and I'm happy with it. It is of good quality.
1021781
It does have fill, and it's quilted, but don't have a clue how many grams. With our horse's winter coat, it's plenty warm, and is water repellant, too. Love it... I have two.
205480
Both outer cover and inside batting is 100% cotton, which is great. Like every other comforter, no matter what it's contents (polyester, cotton, feathers), it does clump when washed and dried. So far, I haven't found one that doesn't in some areas. I do recommend this comforter...it is comfortable, soft, easy to wash, and keeps you warm.
551546
They say its 100% polyester. It feels like a regular sheet to the touch. It does not make any noise! Such a relief from those loud vinyl ones that sound like you are sleeping on a bunch of plastic bags. It serves its waterproof purpose as my 2 year old has tested (unfortunately). Easy to clean (spot clean or machine wash) and I can't imagine not having it. It will keep all of our new mattresses clean and good as new! I bought 3 of them already.
177509
It is the same material as outside thin piece of nylon. We put beach towels underneath as cushion. You need at least 250 balls to fill up ball pit enough
883089
100% cotton, the same as the top, but in a striped pattern (which appears in some of the blocks on the top). There is no filling. It's just two sides of cotton quilted together. It is not a heavy quilt. Now that it's cold here, we are using a down comforter on top of it. Hope this helps.
395197
The fabric the baby will rest on is a cotton/poly blend. The quilted batting is 100% poly.
2149739
The covering is cotton the batting is polyester. This bumper has held up well, looks great and has been washed and dried numerous times with no problems. The baby has been unable to take it off the crib because of the ties on the top and bottom. It provides cushioning but isn't too thick or stiff.
2214087
I opened the zipper on the cushion to answer your question, but whatever the cushion contains is stitched into a thin fabric liner. I was able to press some of it against the liner and it looks to be the opened husks of some grain, dark brown or grey, each about 2 mm. It doesn't feel like beans or peas (and is too light to be either) and is much harder and weighs more than Styrofoam. Worth noting: 1) it has barely compressed under daily use, and 2) it's never attracted bugs, not even when we had the ant problem. So whether it's a natural or man-made filler, it does the job just fine. It would be easy enough to break the stitching at one edge to add more filler when and if you wanted to. I opened the zipper on the cushion to answer your question, but whatever the cushion contains is stitched into a thin fabric liner. I was able to press some of it against the liner and it looks to be the opened husks of some grain, dark brown or grey, each about 2 mm. It doesn't feel like beans or peas (and is too light to be either) and is much harder and weighs more than Styrofoam. Worth noting: 1) it has barely compressed under daily use, and 2) it's never attracted bugs, not even when we had the ant problem. So whether it's a natural or man-made filler, it does the job just fine. It... » Read More I opened the zipper on the cushion to answer your question, but whatever the cushion contains is stitched into a thin fabric liner. I was able to press some of it against the liner and it looks to be the opened husks of some grain, dark brown or grey, each about 2 mm. It doesn't feel like beans or peas (and is too light to be either) and is much harder and weighs more than Styrofoam. Worth noting: 1) it has barely compressed under daily use, and 2) it's never attracted bugs, not even when we had the ant problem. So whether it's a natural or man-made filler, it does the job just fine. It would be easy enough to break the stitching at one edge to add more filler when and if you wanted to. « Show Less
1296934
No. There is no wool batting. This Pillow has dual comfort zones in latex. Mid zone is soft for comfort and outer zone for support. It does not matt or loose thickness over time as wool pillow.
2047274
No too thick. Just 2 maybe 4 depending on fabric weight. But no batting. Hope that helps
2184580
I am not an expert but I will attempt to answer. The backing appears to be the same as the top, cotton. Not sure about the filling. The quilting is stitched, which appears to be done with quality in mind. Hope this helps.
80060
Tina, Sorry, but it is neither. The fiberfill almost feels like wool batting. It is thick, but soft when placed inside a pillow, but it holds its shape incredibly well. So, to fill my pillow, all I had to do was unroll from the packaging and then re-roll to the size of the pillow and place inside. This was so superior to anything I've used before that it blew me away. Before, I had to pull clumps of fiberfill and then stuff inside a pillow making the pillow lumpy no matter what I did. Not so with this stuff. My pillows are still holding their shape. Hope this answers your question.