Carpet Viscose Luxury 110, Mint

The luxury carpet for your home -
Viscose rug Luxury

A dense, velvety soft pile and an elegant, shimmering surface - the Luxury viscose carpet provides a lot of comfort and a very special shine in your own interior. This shine is created by the cut & loop process, in which the velor pile and loops are separated differently. The beautiful effect is slightly three-dimensional and always reflects the light differently depending on the incidence of light and the viewing angle, so that the design of the viscose carpet is constantly being reinvented.

The highlights at a glance:

• Velvety soft surface
• Shiny material looks very classy
• Sound and heat insulating
• None are used for manufacturing
  Pesticides or petroleum used
• Viscose is made from a natural
  Resource gained (Wood)

A carpet with
natural origin

The carpet market still offers far too many polyester carpets, although the demand for ecologically produced and sustainable products is increasing rapidly. Viscose carpets are a step in the right direction, because the material is made from the wood of bamboo, eucalyptus, beech and spruce and processed into a fine fiber. Pesticides and petroleum are also largely avoided in production.

In which rooms can he
Viscose carpet to be laid out?

The carpet made of beautiful viscose cuts a particularly good figure in the living room or bedroom. Here the carpet can really work and unfold its full shine. The larger the carpet, the more impressive the look and the surface that plays with light and shadow. Be careful in the dining room, because sharp-edged pieces of furniture or hard chair legs can damage the material.

Cleaning viscose carpet - short info

Viscose carpets are relatively easy to care for and easy to clean. However, there are a few tips that should be followed so that the pile is not damaged. So it is advisable to always vacuum in the direction of the fibers and to use a special vacuum cleaner attachment. Mishandling can result in fibers being separated from the carpet. Stains can be removed with water, dishwashing liquid or vinegar. We have compiled further information in our material lexicon .