Wool Rugs

Our 100% natural wool rugs are available in a diverse range of deluxe designs and colours. Our extensive collection of elegant Rugs are available in classic, modern and contemporary styles. These cosy wool rugs are sure to amaze. Wool rugs can be placed just about anywhere in the home including the bedroom, playroom, under glass coffee tables and under armchairs.

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Why are wool rugs better?

Wool is often regarded as the highest-quality choice for rugs - and for good reason. Wool is a natural, sustainable fibre that breaks down very slowly. This makes for long-lasting rugs that can be used in high-traffic areas.

These high-quality rugs often come with a price tag to match, although given you’ll be replacing them less often, the upfront investment should work out in the long term.

How can I tell if a rug is wool?

To the untrained eye, telling between a synthetic and wool rug can be difficult. Thankfully, there are a few ways to tell if your rug is wool:
-Price: Wool rugs often cost more than rugs of other varieties, so you should be wary of anything advertised as wool at a suspiciously low price.
-Feel: Wool rugs are soft and buttery, with fine fibres densely packed together.
-Burn: As a final resort, if you’re really unsure of the material of your rug, snip off a few fibres and safely burn them. Wool will burn much like hair, while synthetic materials will melt.

How to clean a wool rug

Cleaning a wool rug is easy with these five steps:
1. Vacuum: Take a high-powered vacuum to your rug to remove any dirt.
2. Scrub: Using a brush with non-abrasive bristles, scrub your rug with a gentle cleaning solution and warm water.
3. Rinse: With clean water, rinse away the suds leftover from scrubbing.
4. Blot: Using a dry towel, blot your rug to remove excess moisture.
5. Dry: Allow your rug to dry fully in a spot away from direct sunlight to avoid bleaching.

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