Stone Rug Floor Covering
Design for the floor: Organic curves can be found in the Stone rugs. Design meets a durable, timeless material here, creating a composition of trend and comfort. But it is not only the design that counts: The robust and easy-care Stone rug made of wool felt sets textile accents in the room and protects valuable floor coverings.
The basic material is pure wool felt. Due to the naturally contained wool fat lanolin, the felt carpets have a water-repellent property and are also dirt-repellent. Simple care with a hoover is perfectly adequate. Wet spots from earthy shoes should first be dried off before vacuuming. And should a stain ever appear on the carpet, a cloth or soft brush and a refatting cleaning agent is usually sufficient to remove it.
Available in different sizes and more than 40 HEY-SIGN colours. The perfect choice for almost any interior style. The carpets are made of first-class wool felt and carefully handcrafted in Germany.
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