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Wool Rug made from natural fibre offer superb resilience to wear and general soiling. It’s most commonly used on its own in pure 100 percent form as loop pile carpets. Likewise, there are 80 percent blends with nylon and polypropylene in a cut pile to improve its wear properties.

Wool fibre is renewable, warm, luxurious and durable. The unique fibre structure makes it strong, hard-wearing and naturally stain-resistant, and the insulation properties keep your home warm in winter and cool in summer.

PROS OF WOOL Rugs:

Wool is a material that provides comfort and warmth to your home, but it also helps keep the temperature consistent. This can be seen by many people who choose wool carpets for this reason alone. When it comes to regularly maintaining the carpets, it will pay off in better quality use of money spent compared to an expensive rug or carpet set. Read on to understand some merits of considering wool Rugs for your interior space:

HARD WEARING AND LONG-LASTING

Wool carpeting is an excellent choice for those who want to flaunt their home decor style. It’s durable, reliable and never goes out of style. The wool variety provides a higher-end look with its texture that makes it perfect not just anywhere but also during cold months when everyone needs some extra warmth underfoot.

ABSORBS SOUND

Wool is a great material for keeping your home quieter. Not only does it absorb noise, but wool also reduces the transmission of sound through floors.

RECOVERS QUICKLY FROM FURNITURE COMPRESSION

Unlike some synthetic fibres, natural wool resists being mashed down by traffic or heavy objects. It springs back into place with its original thickness after years of use. 

IT IS FLAME RETARDANT

Wool carpets have a much higher ignition point than other synthetics This makes them resistant to dropped matches and cigarettes, which can start fires in public facilities like airports or casinos where there may be lots of people who stub their cigarette butts onto the floor without realising what’s happening right under their feet.

ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY AND SUSTAINABLE FIBRE

The sustainability of wool is unparalleled. Sheep grow a thick new coat that needs to be sheared at least once per year, and the average sheep produces over 7 pounds worth of fleece every time they’re groomed. This means that you can make your wool carpet all day long without having any worries. This fabric consumes less electricity to manufacture compared to carpets from other materials (like artificial fibers). It is recyclable and biodegradable, so it won’t just sit there taking up space.