UniVal® Woven Hospital Sheets no-iron, crease-resistant sheets for hospitals and health systems. Shown here in a hospital room on two hospital beds with contour and flat sheets, and two stacked pillows in pillowcases.
UniVal® Woven Hospital Sheets shown in a stack of three folded sheets.

UniVal® Sheets

Our patented no-iron, crease-resistant sheets offer low maintenance with high satisfaction

  • No-iron, crease-resistant finish for low maintenance comfort
  • Centium Core Technology® delivers a soft cotton exterior with a core of unrivaled microfilament strength
  • Delivered pre-laundered for convenience and quantifiable savings
  • 70% Cotton/30% Polyester
  • Available in flat sheet, pillowcase, contour sheet, or drawsheet
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Our cotton-rich UniVal® sheets use only long-staple ring-spun cotton for superior softness. The cotton surface conceals an innovative multifilament synthetic fill that dramatically enhances product strength and durability. Made with our exclusive Centium Core Technology®, this microfilament synthetic fill in Unival® significantly reduces cost per use compared to traditional cotton/poly products.

Patented UniVal® sheets and pillowcases feature a no-iron, crease-resistant finish specially designed to retain a crisp, clean appearance. In addition to increasing patient comfort, the high -cotton content improves stain-release performance and ensures excellent whiteness retention. UniVal® products are pre-laundered at our facilities before delivery to you, a convenience that offers quantifiable cost savings and enhanced productivity.

  • Centium Core Technology®
  • UniVal® Patented Fabric
  • No Iron
  • Crease-Resistant Finish
  • Pre-Laundered
  • 70% Long Staple Ring Spun Cotton/30% Polyester
  • Flat Sheets: 66“x115“, 66“x108“, 66“x104“
  • Pillowcases: 42“x34“ with 2” Hem
  • Contour Sheets: 36“x86“x9“
  • Drawsheets: 54“x72“

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