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Sisal and Jute Rugs PDF Print E-mail
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Monday, 07 August 2006

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Are you looking for a special kind of rug for your bedroom? Sisal and jute rugs are the ones you would want to try out. They might be a little expensive than ordinary rugs but they give the traditional look to your bedroom you may have long desired. Jute rugs are mostly manufactured in India, Brazil and China. They are available in both machine-made and hand-made versions.

Sisal is a fiber extracted from the leaves of sisal plants. Jute is a natural fiber obtained from certain plants that grow in warm climates. Mostly found in Asia, jute is a popular export item in some of the Asian countries. Both these material are very soft and easily damaged. You may want to place these rugs in areas where there is not much movement. They are ideal to be placed in a drawing room or bedroom.

 

There are also some companies that make rugs from a combination of fabric and sisal or jute. Pure jute, sisal or bamboo rugs are mostly 100% of these materials. Because of this reason they are a bit expensive. Machine woven jute rugs are often much more expensive than the hand-made ones. Athena, bamboo and bay rugs are kinds of sisal rugs that are very popular. There are many sites online that offer custom-made jute and sisal rugs of any shape and size you want.

 

Jute rugs are available in all colors, shapes and sizes. They are elegant, soft yet durable and all natural. Because of the reason that jute grows in warm climates it is suggested that you only place jute rugs where there is very less moisture or no moisture or humidity at all. This way it will help to make them last longer and save them from wearing out. Remember moisture will make jute lose its color and may produce a foul odor. Natural jute is of pale brown color. You can also find hand-made jute rugs that have not been dyed or woven like a carpet. They also look good in living rooms and kitchens.

 
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