runrug USA Aztec Gray Stair Carpet Runner Length: 7 foot - WIDTHS

Description

This stair carpet runner is made using a needlepunch technique. This carpet is 100% bleach proof and stain resistant. This stair runner has a latex, gel backing, which means that it is non-slip and will not move on hard flooring such as Wood, Vinyl or Ceramic tiles. Typically, this type of carpet is used in offices, schools, airports etc. Whilst being anti-slip, the backing is also 100% waterproof and rot proof. Needlepunch is a manufacturing process that involves lots of short staple fibres being stuck together whilst punched with a barbed needle, hence the name needlepunched. This product is not made to be luxurious, it is made to be very durable, practical & low maintenance. The thicker the carpet, the less effective it will be. Polypropylene is a man-made fibre that has fantastic properties and advantages. Due to the cleverly woven construction of this pile, the runner is great for pets and is pretty much indestructible. This ensures that the carpet will not shrink or wrinkle once it dries out from being wet. The pile of this carpet runner is extremely durable and will not flatten down. The product has a low radius of ignition and has been hot nut tested to comply with British standards (BS 4790). The texture of this carpet is fairly coarse, it has a firm feel and offers minimal comfort. This runner has very little that can go wrong with it, it won't pull or snag, nor will it tread down or flatten. The carpet is made using a fibre called Polypropylene.

Key Features

• Polypropylene is a man-made fibre that has fantastic properties and advantages.
• This stair runner has a latex, gel backing, which means that it is non-slip and will not move on hard flooring such as Wood, Vinyl or Ceramic tiles.
• The carpet is made using a fibre called Polypropylene.
• This product is not made to be luxurious, it is made to be very durable, practical & low maintenance.
• This stair carpet runner is made using a needlepunch technique.
• Needlepunch is a manufacturing process that involves lots of short staple fibres being stuck together whilst punched with a barbed needle, hence the name needlepunched.