Additional Features

• Guarantee of social values.
• Natural fibers.
• Preservation of the environment.
• Valorization of craftsmanship.
• Appearance: Mast.
• Fire classification: Bfl-s1 (possibility of fireproofing).
• Hand tufted: The drawing is printed on a canvas, stretched over a frame. The threads are stitched into this canvas by a gun, either manual or electric, to form the velvet. This velvet is shaved, inspected. The backrest is glued with latex to maintain the velvet, then protected by canvas or mesh. It takes approximately 3 days to tuft a rug, then 3 days for latexing and drying and finally 4 to 5 days for all the finishing touches.
• Matter 100% recycled polyester: Polyester rugs use different types of yarn. PET, based on recycled polyester, is a yarn that is either matte or shiny, and which offers very interesting resistance and washability properties. It can be used for indoor and outdoor rugs, adapting the finishes to the use. Dyeing is easy and the colors deep, and hand or machine spinning can also be adapted to obtain fancy yarns. It is a good compromise to the usual synthetic materials, due to its production from the recycling sector.
• Use: Heavy traffic.