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What is the warmth index?
In close collaboration with the NTB Interstate University of Applied Sciences Buchs, DORBENA has developed a highly sensitive, computer-controlled measuring instrument to classify quilts.
This classification – known as the warmth index – takes into consideration and measures two decisive parame- ters that determine the properties of a quilt:
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• The heat retention capacity of the quilt • The moisture absorption of the quilt
Both parameters together make it possible to divide the quilts into 4 categories for different needs. We have specified the warmth index for each quilt.
Warmth index
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Guidelines to help you select a quilt:
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Warmth index women
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