Abstract: The present invention relates to the use of a textile material as a safety barrier for reducing harm to people in the event of failure of structural and non-structural elements of any type of construction. In particular, the present invention relates to a method for containing a non-structural clay building element which may be deformed following breakage of the same due to a collapse. Finally, the present invention relates to a method for imparting safety to people who are inside an environment confined by the presence of at least one non-structural element. According to the invention, a layer of fabric comprising a weft and a warp is applied on said structural or non-structural element.

Abstract: Textile article, for example a garment, particularly an under-garment, or bed linen, for patients affected by a skin disease, said article comprising at least one textile layer comprising polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) fibres, said fibres being present at least at one surface of the textile layer intended to be in contact with the patient's skin. The PTFE fibres make it possible to obtain a very smooth surface, which is not sticky in the least and provides a pleasing sensation of freshness and slipperiness.

Abstract: An anti-perforation insole (1) includes a multi-layer (10) consisted of at least four layers of a fabric (12), with a double-faced weft, made of high toughness polyester fibers coupled together by a thermoplastic film or an adhesive resin; each of the layers of fabric shows a surface treated by a coating (14) of polyurethane and/or acrylic resin enriched with micronized, ceramic: materials in form of silicates, for example of aluminium.

Abstract: An accident prevention insole includes a base surface (2) and a top surface (3) opposite to the base surface (2). The accident prevention insole (1) consists of a multilayer fabric (4) which can be crossed-through from the base surface (2) to the top surface (3) and vice versa by needles with a diameter lower than 14 tenths of millimetres perpendicularly driven to the insole with a load of at least 90 N, for directly sewing the insole to an upper (101) of a footwear (100), preferably with a Strobel technique.

Abstract: A textile structure resistant to perforation, specifically for shoe soles, comprises one or more layers of woven fabric of aramidic fibers and one or more layers of woven fabric of high tenacity non-aramidic fibers; the layers are bonded together by means of thermoplastic film and each separate layer of fabric is treated, preferably ably in the right side, by coating with a polyester and/or acrylic resin enriched with powders of hard and abrasive materials, such as ceramic materials preferably micronized and in the form of aluminum silicates.