T-180 Woven Sheeting for hospitals and health systems hospital bedding. Available in flat sheets, contour sheets, drawsheets, or pillowcases. Shown in a folded stack in the color Bleached White.
T-180 Woven Sheeting for hospitals and health systems hospital bedding. Contour sheet shown folded in the color Bleached White.
T-180 Woven Sheeting for hospitals and health systems hospital bedding. A folded stack of sheets in the color Bleached White.

T-180 Sheets

These T-180 sheets offer a variety of sizes and fabric types to suit any application

  • Woven T-180 Sheets
  • 55% Cotton/45% Polyester
  • Available in flat sheets, contour sheets, drawsheets, or pillowcases
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Our T-180 hospital sheeting is bleached white and features a cotton-rich construction for added patient comfort. With a fabric composition of 55% cotton/45% polyester, these sheets provide reinforced strength while ensuring patient comfort and breathability are never sacrificed.

Available in flat sheets (66“x115“, 66“x108“, 66“x104“), contour sheets (36“x84“x6“, 36“x90“x9“), drawsheets (54“x72“, 54“x81“, 54“x90“) and pillowcases (42“x34“).

  • Woven T-180 Hospital Sheeting
  • 55% Cotton/45% Polyester
  • Flat Sheets: 66“x115“, 66“x108“, 66“x104“
  • Contour Sheets: 36“x84“x6“, 36“x90“x9“
  • Drawsheets: 54“x72“, 54“x81“, 54“x90“
  • Pillowcases: 42“x34“

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