According
to the American Home Furnishings Alliance, bonded leather is created
when leather scraps and fibers are mixed together, and then formed
into a roll using adhesives or other bonding materials. In fact, the
manufacturing process is very similar to making paper.
Bonded
leather doesn't undergo chemical tanning which is why it contains low
levels of formaldehyde, an unsafe environmental compound. As a
result, bonded leather has proven to be better for people with
environmental allergies or for anyone who is looking to go “green”
in their purchases.
Bonded
leather is very durable and is available in many different colors and
finishes. For anyone with small children or pets, bonded leather is
an ideal choice due to the simplicity and ease in maintenance.
In
addition, you can save quite a bit of money when purchasing bonded
leather. The difference between bonded leather and genuine leather is
minimal, but the savings are not!
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