This material is
 Vinyl COATED,
not laminated Vinyl.

  There is a difference

Laminated vinyl is made by
 "sandwiching" a polyester substrate
 between two layers of vinyl and
 rolling it together with heat and
 pressure to bond this "sandwich"
 together. Under ideal conditions
 this bond is adequate to keep the
 material from peeling apart or
 "delaminating" as the industry
 calls it. Over time and with usage
 in extreme conditions this bond
 may begin to fail. (dramatically
 in some cases).

Coated Vinyl is made basically
by running the polyester substrate
 through a vat of molten vinyl,
 cooling it slightly and then rolling
 it through steel rollers to give it
 an even texture and thickness.
 This coating process bonds the
 vinyl to the polyester core on a
 microscopic level, much more
 fully than laminating; creating a
 superior bond and a monolithic
 (one piece) composite.