Comfort antrazite

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Rug Description

The Comfort rug is made from 100% New Zealand felted wool. The soft and thick braided yarn provides a unique loop pile surface. Due to the high pile, wool shedding is normal and will reduce over time. For residential use only.

Performance

Traffic: Suitable for residential use only. Do not use with caster chairs. Movable furniture can cause damage.

Flammability: This textile meets all appropriate flammability requirements for floors.

Environmental Compliance

LEED contribution: LEED V4 ID+C MR Credit: Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Bio-Based Materials. Wool is a rapidly renewable content., Certified by Woolmark®, Certified by REACH

Social Compliance

Certified by Cair & Fair

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Technical Specifications

Product Name + Color: Comfort antrazite

Product ID: 42875

Material: 100% New Zealand Wool

Construction: Hand Woven

Surface: Loop pile

Height: 3 cm

Weight: 5650 gram / m²

Max Width: 455 cm

Max Length: 900 cm

Edge Finish: None

Backing: No backing (a rug pad is highly recommended)

Size Variation: +/- 5%

Application: area rug, wall covering

Country of Origin: India

Maintenance

Vacuum or brush lightly to remove surface dust. Wet spills should be removed gently with a dry cloth. Avoid aggressive rubbing. Do not use a vacuum cleaner with a brush roll or beater bar. Professional cleaning is recommended.

Warranty

2 years. See Terms and Conditions for more information.

The Secrets of Wool

Wool has extraordinary natural properties. It is

Warm, comforting and soft to touch
Naturally resistant to soil, stain and dirt
Naturally flame retardant
Hypoallergenic and good for indoor climate

Wool is springy, resilient and even flame-resistant. It binds into yarn that can be spun, takes dye well, has impressive insulating qualities and is flexible and hard wearing.

Wool is also hypoallergenic, resists static electricity and can absorb up to 30% of its weight in moisture. So at times of high humidity, wool absorbs moisture and then releases it when the atmosphere is dry, acting as an atmospheric buffer. No wonder it has been used, felted and woven into clothes and rugs since time immemorial.