Why a wool rug?
If you want a unique rug in your interior, put on a wool rug. It is not only a breath of luxury, giving the room a unique character, but also a solution that will allow you to enjoy the unique look of your interior for years.
What features do woolen carpets?
First of all, it is necessary to say about the exceptional practicality of the natural material wool.
Woolen carpets are exceptionally resistant to both dirt and abrasion. The natural feature of wool, which is elasticity and durability, makes carpets made of it exceptionally resistant to deformation. This makes them ideal for offices and offices where, in addition to design, the durability of the fleece is important.
Carpets made of this type of yarn are at the same time soft and pleasant to the touch, which gives a feeling of comfort even in direct contact with the skin.
Wool as an anti-electrostatic material effectively discharges electric charges, thanks to which the comfort of their use is much higher than in the case of other materials used in the production of carpets.
They are also characterized by high hygroscopicity. A wool carpet absorbs excess water from the air when there is high humidity in the room and releases it gradually as the air becomes drier, thus regulating the humidity in the entire room.
Wool rug provides thermal comfort in virtually all conditions, causing both a comfortable feeling of warmth on cold days and coolness in hot weather. At the same time, it is an excellent acoustic insulator, creating a natural barrier that absorbs sounds coming from our environment.
First of all, wool rugs, thanks to their elegant look, give the room a unique character and create the atmosphere of the entire interior.
Of course, there are carpets on the market made of wool of different quality - the best are New Zealand Wool (New Zeland Wool) and Virgin (Pure New Wool) - from the first haircut. These types of wool guarantee the highest quality of products made of it.
Of course, there are also downsides to wool. Certainly, such carpets are not recommended for interiors where allergy sufferers stay on a daily basis. The dusting phenomenon that occurs with this type of carpets, especially in the initial period of their use, may cause discomfort to such people staying in the rooms where they are located.
