VM Carpet Matilda wool paper rope rug

Matilda wool paper rope rug

VM Carpet's domestic Matilda wool-paper rope rug surface plays with a variety of bindings. They give the rug an exciting, three-dimensional look. Matilda wool-paper rope rug is made of wool and paper string. The bottom of the rug is made of non-slip EVAPOLYTEX® material, which makes it rigid and easy to hold in place. Backing material of the rug is suitable for all floor materials and even for underfloor heating. The base leaves no marks on the floor and is odourless and recyclable.

Matilda wool paper rope rug specifications:

• Width - minimum 50 cm and maximum 400 cm
• Length - minimum 50 cm and maximum 3000 cm
• Please, notice that the rug that is made in the size you have chosen can not be returned.
• Material
  • 45 % wool
  • 55 % paper string
• Edge
  • Cotton 35 mm
• Backing
  • EVAPOLYTEX®
• Designed in Finland
• Made in Karvala, Finland

Care instructions:

Regular vacuuming. Remove stains freshly with a clean, damp cloth, no rubbing. Dry clean with foam or gentle professional flat wash at max +30°C with a mild detergent solution. No soaking or rubbing. Rinse thoroughly with plenty of water. Excess water is removed, for example, with a roller press. The rug is shaped when damp and air-dried flat. Do not fold.

Technical specifications:

• Suitable for heavy home use, code 23
• Suitable for light public use, code 31
• Carpet softness symbol (from one to five crowns)
• Can withstand a wheeled chair in the home
• The carpet is antistatic, i.e. no static electricity is generated when walking on the carpet
• Can be used in underfloor heated space when thermal resistance < 0,17 m² K/W
• Carpet fire classification. Fire resistance requirements vary from country to country. In general, the result Efl-s1 is sufficient for home use. Letters A-F stand for fire resistance and s1 or s2 for smoke generation.

VM Carpet

Arto and Aila Viita-aho founded a carpet weaving company in 1973 in the village of Karvala on the shores of lake Lappajärvi. Read more about VM Carpet from this link.