was £175.00

£145.16

• Style : 100% Sisal
• Pattern : Bordered, Plain
• Backing : 100% Sisal with Non Slip Rubber Backing
• Textured Flatweave, Durable, Low Pile
• Construction : Woven & Latex Backed
• Origin : India
• Durable and practical sisal boucle rugs with a cotton border and anti slip backing.
• Give an elegant look to your interiors with these anti-fade, stain-resistant rugs which are available in medium, large, extra-large and runner sizes.

Sisal Boucle – Strength Meets Subtle Elegance
Our Sisal Boucle rugs combine the natural durability of traditional sisal with a distinctive looped weave that brings added texture and a refined finish. Designed to handle the demands of high-traffic areas such as hallways, kitchens, and living rooms, this rug offers the perfect balance of practicality and style.

The boucle construction gives a slightly softer feel underfoot while retaining the resilience that sisal is known for. Framed with a classic border in complementary tones, the Sisal Boucle rug adds a touch of understated sophistication to any interior.

• Hardwearing & Long-Lasting – Sisal is naturally strong, making these rugs perfect for high-traffic areas such as hallways, living rooms, and kitchens.
• Practical & Secure – With a latex backing, these rugs stay firmly in place without the need for additional underlay.
• Timeless Design – Each rug features a subtle bouclé weave and a contrasting border in Grey, Mocha, or Beige, blending seamlessly with both traditional and modern interiors.
• Eco-Friendly Choice – Made from natural sisal fibres, these rugs not only offer resilience but also a touch of organic texture and warmth.
• Add effortless style and functionality to your home with the Sisal Bouclé Collection – the perfect balance of comfort, durability, and natural beauty.

Note: Due to the latex backing, these rugs don’t need any underlay adding.  Regular vacuuming with a strong brush-suction is all that is needed for daily care of sisal and seagrass carpets. The beater-type cleaner is not as effective due to the weave. The strong suction of the vacuum pulls out the fine dirt which has accumulated between the fibres. Sisal is super absorbent and will hold onto liquids. If a wet sisal rug doesn't dry completely, it can develop mould and mildew so it's important to use as little water as possible when cleaning. If your sisal rug does end up getting wet, allow it to dry completely before placing it back on the floor.

How to dry clean your sisal rug 1. Begin by sprinkling baking soda or corn flour on top of the rug. 2.    Leave the powder to sit on the rug for about one hour in order to absorb all the dirt.3.    Shake the rug to remove excess powder.4.Afterwards, use the upholstery brush to vacuum the rug.