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Material

Raw material source: Sisal carpets are made of natural sisal fibers, which are taken from the leaves of plants in the Agavaceae family. They can be harvested after 3 to 5 years of cultivation and are a renewable resource.

Fiber characteristics: Sisal fibers feature long length, pure white color, tough texture, elasticity, strong tensile strength, abrasion resistance, acid and alkali resistance, corrosion resistance, and are not prone to slipping. These characteristics endow sisal carpets with high strength and durability.

Style

Natural and simple style: Sisal carpets feature unique natural textures and neutral tones, ranging from light beige to deep brown. They give people a sense of simplicity and substantiality, adding warmth and a natural touch to the space. They can create a natural and simple style. When paired with wooden furniture, green plants, etc., they can showcase a strong natural charm.

Modern minimalist style: Its simple appearance and understated colors are suitable for modern minimalist interior Spaces. It can blend with simple lines and geometrically shaped furniture, presenting a simple and elegant beauty and adding a touch of texture to the modern minimalist space.

Nordic style: The Nordic style emphasizes the use of natural materials and simple design. The natural material and rustic appearance of sisal carpets are in line with the concept of the Nordic style. Paired with light-colored walls and furniture such as white and gray, as well as simple decorative elements, it can create a fresh and natural Nordic atmosphere.

Country style: The rough texture and natural tones of sisal carpets can blend well into a country-style home environment. When paired with vintage furniture, floral-patterne

Maintenance methods

Daily cleaning

Regular vacuuming: It is recommended to use a vacuum cleaner to gently sweep along the forward direction at least once a week to remove surface dust and debris, preventing dust from penetrating into the fibers. Special attention should be paid to cleaning areas that are frequently stepped on.

Clean up stains in time: If water or other liquids are spilled on the carpet surface, immediately use a clean and moisture-absorbent cloth to absorb the moisture to prevent water from remaining on the surface and forming scale. If it gets stained with oil, acid or alkali stains, tea stains, etc., you can mix a small amount of detergent and warm water with a sprayer. After they are completely mixed, spray a small amount of the mixture on the area to be cleaned and then wipe it with a clean cloth.

Avoid direct sunlight: Sisal carpets are prone to discoloration if exposed to sunlight for too long. Therefore, when laying them, direct sunlight should be avoided as much as possible. Curtains can be used to block sunlight to extend the service life of the carpet.

Prevent moisture and mold: Sisal fibers have strong water absorption and are prone to mold or unpleasant odors in a humid environment. They should be used in a dry and well-ventilated place. For carpets that are not in use for the time being, they should be rolled up along the direction of weaving and stored in a cool and dry place. When rolling, ensure that the edges of the carpet are neat and there are no threaded edges. At the same time, sprinkle insect repellent and wrap them with moisture-proof items.

Reduce wear and tear: When placing furniture on a carpet, it is best to separate the parts that come into contact with the carpet with spacers to reduce the pressure on the carpet and prevent deformation. In daily use, avoid dragging heavy objects on the carpet to prevent it from being scratched or worn.

Professional repair: If the carpet shows local insect damage or wear and tear, it should be promptly repaired by professionals to maintain its integrity and aesthetic appeal.