Wool and Sapele Wood Horse Grooming Brush with Oval Back

• is_customized

  Yes
  Packaging

  yes
• Model Number

  x
  Type

  Horse Brush
• Material

  Wool brsitle, Sapele wood
  Weight

  0.2
• Style

  Luxury
  Application

  Horses

Pale cream-looking tuft clusters and a rounded oval back distinguish the pictured horse grooming brush. A broad dark band crosses the wood-grain-looking back, with two round fastener-like heads at a side attachment and an opening beneath the band.

Inspect the pale tuft face and oval banded back

Request a complete selected sample and marked drawing showing the back, band, tufts and attachments. Actual geometry, band fit and component strength need confirmation. The three views do not define an actual colour menu or establish three-piece delivery.

• Show the entire selected tuft face and the back and side attachments.
• Mark back dimensions, band opening and the individual tuft geometry.
• Confirm actual tuft species and composition for the accepted version.
• Identify wood identity, grade and finish separately from the tuft material.
• Request band and fastener materials, component allocation and attachment details.
• Agree the required firmness assessment and actual contact-task demonstration.
• List the supplied items and count alongside the accepted sample appearance.

Clarify Wool composition and Soft firmness

Confirm actual materials against the Wool brsitle, Sapele wood reference. Soft is a nominal firmness reference, with the selected tuft firmness and assessment method still to be agreed. Pale tufts and softness wording do not establish horse-face contact suitability or cleaning performance.

Specify any intended face-contact task

Describe the actual horse area, operator and contact requirement, including any intended face contact, when requesting working, inspection and care instructions. Check those instructions against the accepted sample; holding and luxury results remain unverified. Agree quantity, current terms and any specifically accepted logo, custom or packaging work after the construction and supplied items are settled.