Jute
Jute
A fibrous plant, native to India and Asia, which can be shredded and spun into yarn, used for backing in woven carpets, or itself woven into sheets and used as secondary backing on tufted carpet. In many applications, jute is being replaced by fiberglass, polypropylene or other synthetic fibers.| Related Articles Using the Term: jute |
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| Designing With Rugs ... comfortable/li> Easily dyed in vivid colors Strong and durable AAbrasion resistant Jute Natural Coarse, silky luster/li> High tensile strength and flexibility Resistant to heat and fire... |
| Wool Rugs ... very natural and environmentally sound product you should be seeking out specialist rug manufacturers who deal specifically with natural fibers like jute and cotton. It is now even possible to purchase natural rubber adhesives and pads, giving you a completely natural and biodegradable accessory th... |
| Hand-Made Rugs ...knots is completed and cut. The knots are secured with (usually one to four) rows of weft. The warp in woven carpet is usually cotton and the weft is jute. There are several styles of knotting, but the two main types of knot are the symmetrical (also called Turkish or Ghiordes) and asymmetri... |
| Natural Fiber Rugs ...tted onto an underlay. The underlay must be stuck to the floor and then the carpet stuck fully to the underlay. With its soft silky luster, jute is a fine natural fiber. It is best suited to areas of the house such as sitting rooms and bedrooms, rather than the more heavily used areas ... |
| Round Rugs ...eye inward and adding symmetry and balance to an area. Available in a variety of materials, including wool, synthetic fibers, and natural fibers like jute or sisal, round rugs come in an array of styles, from intricate traditional patterns to sleek, modern designs. They are particularly effective in... |