Melrose County Flatweave Rug - Black

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The Melrose County Flatweave Rug in Black is an ideal choice for customers seeking a highly durable, easy-to-maintain flooring solution suitable for both high-traffic indoor areas and outdoor spaces. Its hard-wearing construction and easy-care nature make it a practical investment, though for optimal stability on internal hard flooring, an anti-slip rug grip is recommended.
| Colour | Black |
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| Brand | Homemaker |
Yes, the Melrose County Flatweave Rug is specifically designed to be suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, thanks to its durable and hard-wearing polypropylene construction.
The rug is machine woven from 100% Polypropylene, which makes it durable, stain-resistant, and easy to care for.
The rug comes with an anti-slip gel back. However, for internal use on very smooth hard flooring (e.g., tile, polished wood), using an additional anti-slip rug grip is advisable to prevent any potential slippage.
This rug is easy to care for. For general cleaning, vacuum regularly. For spills, blot immediately with a damp cloth. For outdoor use, it can be hosed down and allowed to air dry completely.
Absolutely. Its flatweave pile and durable polypropylene construction make it ideal for high-traffic areas both inside and outside the home.
Flatweave refers to a type of rug construction where the horizontal and vertical threads are woven together tightly, creating a low-profile, dense, and durable surface without a pile. This style is often inspired by traditional sisal rugs.
The rug weighs 1.2kg per square meter.
The rug features an anti-slip gel back, but for optimal stability on internal hard surfaces like wood, tile, or laminate, it is advisable to use an additional anti-slip rug grip underneath. Ensure the floor surface is clean and dry before placement.
This is common with new rugs. Allow 24-48 hours for the rug to settle and flatten naturally. You can also try reverse rolling the rug tightly in the opposite direction of the crease for a few hours to help it flatten out.
As the rug is 'easy to care for', most spots should clean easily. For persistent stains, blot (do not rub) with a clean, white cloth dampened with mild soap and water. Test any cleaning solution on an inconspicuous area first. For tough outdoor dirt, the rug can be hosed down and air-dried.