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Material: wool
Indoor carpet
Thick, soft fleece
2 years warranty
Perfectly adheres to the floor
Premium quality
Nice to touch
Made to measure
Natural
Ecofriendly
Hand woven
Color fastness
- Weight 4500g / m2
- Woven by hand
- Soft and high pile - 1,7 cm total thickness of the carpet
- Nice in touch
- Natural material of the highest quality
- Durable
- Easy to clean
- Unique styling - the design of the well-known, global brand Scion Living
Beige and blue Mr Fox Pebble Denim rug 25328 by the English brand Scion Living will delight you with its design and weaving method. Beautiful pattern, interesting color combination. The carpet will be a unique decoration of the living room.
Wool carpet: easy to clean and soft pile
Carpet made of the highest quality virgin wool is an excellent choice for various interiors, combining elegance with functionality. Virgin wool, coming directly from sheep and never previously processed, is characterized by exceptional softness and durability. Thanks to the natural oils contained in the fibers, the carpet is resistant to dirt and moisture, which makes it easier to care for it every day.
It also provides high comfort, being an effective thermal insulation - in winter it keeps you warm and in summer it provides a pleasant coolness. Wool helps regulate humidity in the room, which helps create a healthy microclimate. The carpet also dampens sounds, which works well in acoustic spaces, and acts as a natural filter, purifying the air of impurities.
It is ideal for high-traffic areas such as living rooms and bedrooms, offering both style and practical usability.
Hand-woven using the tufting method
The process of tufting a carpet involves inserting yarn into the backing using specialist tools such as tufting guns. The yarn is passed through the warp, creating loops or piles, which are then secured with glue. The initial step is often to apply a pattern to the backing to precisely transfer it to the finished carpet. Once the tufting process is complete, the fibres are cut to the correct length and the backing of the carpet is reinforced with an additional layer of glue, which increases its durability.
How to care for a wool rug?
To keep your carpet in good condition, vacuum it regularly, always moving the vacuum cleaner in the direction of the fibers to avoid damaging them. Try to avoid using chemical cleaners.
Remember to vacuum and air the carpet regularly, taking care not to get it wet when washing the floor.
Protect your carpet from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to ensure the colours remain even and do not fade.
Regularly check the condition of fringes and edges, which may be subject to wear, and make repairs when necessary.
On slippery surfaces, it is a good idea to use an anti-slip pad to prevent the carpet from sliding.
To maintain even wear and tear, rotate your carpet at least twice a year. Use soft pads, such as felt, under heavy furniture to prevent permanent deformation.
Premium carpets for your home
Premium carpets from Carpets & More is the quintessence of luxury and the highest quality. Made of the best materials, they offer not only exceptional comfort, but also extraordinary durability. A wide selection of unique patterns and colors allows for a perfect match of the carpet to any interior style. By choosing Carpets & More products, you introduce elegance to your home, which at the same time increases the functionality and comfort of the space. Choose Carpets & More and see how a small change can completely change the character of your interior.
* A standard deviation of up to 5% from the dimensions given is allowed, as well as a slight unevenness of the carpet edges.
The carpet may differ in color or hue from the product image shown on the website.
Call us if you want to receive photos of the product "at hand". You can also order a carpet stencil and evaluate the color in your home.
Entity introducing the product to the market:
BRINK & CAMPMAN
Albert Schweitzerstraat 3
7131 PG Lighthouse
The Netherlands
Email: sales@brinkandcampman.com
