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The wear-resistant weave made from a blend of robust vinyl and polyester yarn makes the floor covering insensitive to wetness and dirt, easy to clean, low-wear and dampens footsteps and noise. This is of course, ideal for rooms such as the kitchen, where things can sometimes fall, where water spills over or grease splashes. The surface's visible structuring, combined with the Mediterranean colouring, results in a slightly rustic, natural-looking carpet surface, which matches most kitchen designs.
The kitchen carpet is firmly woven and suitable for castors wheels. The synthetic fibres vinyl and polyester are already dyed in production and therefore UV-stable. The relatively coarse structure makes the surface slip-resistant, while the backing holds the matting firmly in place underfoot. Constructed of vinyl, this floor covering is flame retardant and ideal for use near cookers, ovens and stoves. The yarn of the matting also absorbs hardly any moisture, so it can dry quickly and prevent mould.
