69145 Paulig Carpets Salsa Base 145 Hand Woven Rug

Paulig Carpets Salsa hand-woven rug 145

SALSA Base - carpets for modern living design.

SALSA BASE is a dense, handwoven texture that you'll love walking on.
The special color mixtures of the Paulig yarns with their fine color facets come into their own with this voluminous texture.
SALSA BASE is a modern, compact, flat-woven rug with a soft look. It is flat enough to also be used in the dining area, but still has a soft and fluffy feel.

SALSA BASE is available in all colors of the SALSA color palette and can be used on both sides. SALSA BASE has a wear layer made from 100% pure new wool and can be produced up to a weaving width of 20 ft / 600 cm.

Each of these carpets is unique and is made individually for you, in your desired size!

Information about this carpet:
Design: Salsa Base
Length: up to 32 ft / 990 cm
Width: up to 20 ft / 600 cm
Dimensional deviations: up to +/- 5% deviations due to manual work are possible due to production
Color: 145 Blue
Wear layer: 100% new sheep's wool (surface)
Material composition: 60% sheep's wool with 40% jute core
Total height: approx. 15 mm, weight approx. 2700 gramm per m².
Shape: Rectangular
Usability: Both sides use
Fringes: No, but possible on request. Carpet finish with sewn-on selvage in carpet color on the narrow sides of the carpet.
Underfloor heating: Suitable
Fair trade: Yes, Paulig is a Label Step certified manufacturer.

Label STEP is committed to good working and living conditions for people in the production areas of hand-made carpets, especially the weavers, fights abusive child labor and is committed to promoting ecologically compatible carpet manufacturing processes. Djoharian Collection from Lohr am Main has been a Label Step partner since 2008. In order to implement these goals, Label STEP regularly checks the production facilities of its licensees and ensures that fair conditions are observed. In addition, Label STEP is present in all important carpet countries of origin: in Afghanistan, India, Iran, Kyrgyzstan, Morocco, Nepal, Pakistan and Turkey.