Anji Mountain Sisal Rugs

Sisal is extracted from the leaves of the ‘Agave Sisalana’ plant a type of cactus. A procedure called decortication is undertaken to get the desired fibers. Decortication is the process of crushing the leaves and then beating them with a rotating wheel set with blunt knives, so that only the strong fibers remain.

This eco-friendly natural fiber is sustainably harvested and offers distinct textural qualities. Sisal fiber is revered for its strength and durability and has a coarse - yet pleasing - feel. It is naturally antistatic and won't trap dust.

The Anji Mountain Sisal Rug is the perfect decor accessory to any home.

Sisal area rugs are a fantastic option for any area where you require soothing, earth tones.

These sisal rugs have latex backing and do not require a separate rug pad. They work well with wooden flooring and create a natural, sophisticated look.

Started in 2003 the Anji Mountain Bamboo Rug Company has quickly established itself as the finest source of natural fiber flooring products.

For the best quality, range and pricing of natural fiber area rugs you need to examine what the Anji Mountain Bamboo Rug Co has to offer. In order to offer us the most current styles and designs in rugs, and the best prices; they personally work with designers and manufacturers.

Anji Mountain Bamboo Rug Co uses sisal that is sustainably harvested to ensure an eco-friendly rug.

As our world begins to tackle severe environmental issues such as pollution and destruction of the rainforests, humanity is rediscovering natural wonders like sisal. It is a fiber that has become a major substance in the environmental movement owing to its versatility, attractiveness and low ecological effect.

If you think that going green means giving up style and function, think again. Recent developments have made it possible to create materials from natural fibers that are just as tough and trendy as the synthetics we’re all used to. You don’t have to redesign your entire home to get into the green movement. A good way to start is by getting natural area rugs.

Area rugs protect your floor from everyday wear and tear while adding color, texture, and variety to the room. Rugs made from natural fibers have gained a lot of popularity worldwide with the recent “green” movement. The most commonly used materials are wool, jute, bamboo, seagrass, and sisal. Each one has its own pros and cons, so it’s important to understand each one to know what will work for your home.

Sisal Rugs are a great choice if you are finding wool rugs to expensive. Amazingly enough sisal is harvested from a cactus that grows in the dry areas of Africa and Brazil. The fiber is naturally resistant to heat and cold and ideal for use in your living room and lounge room.

Wool area rugs have long, rough fibers that act as natural air filters, maintaining indoor air quality. This feature is built into some polypropylene area rugs, but wool is considered far more efficient. It also lasts a lot longer, so you’re not adding to the 4.7 billion tons of wasted carpet we generate every year. Wool is commonly found in Persian or oriental area rugs. Just keep it away from water or anything that requires water, such as indoor plants.