Dual-Function Membrane Technology

These fabrics integrate two opposing functions: preventing liquid penetration while allowing moisture vapor (perspiration) to escape. This is achieved through lamination—bonding a porous but water-resistant layer, often a Polyurethane (PU) or Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) membrane, to the back of the textile. The membrane's microstructure contains pores large enough for vapor molecules to pass through but too small for liquid water droplets, measured via its Moisture Vapor Permeability (MVP) rate.

The barrier is durable, resisting cracking and peeling after commercial laundering, ensuring long-term protection for the mattress core.