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One of the greatest things about modern rugs is the wide variety of choice on offer. Broadly speaking, rug materials break down to two different groups: natural and synthetic. Natural materials include fabrics such as wool and silk, whereas synthetic fabrics
What is polypropylene?
Polypropylene, one of the key constituents of olefin fibre, is a form of polymer. In basic terms, the raw material itself is similar in structure to a plastic, however in order for it to become a rug, it is spun out into tiny strands that are almost indistinguishable from some natural fibres. These olefin fibres are then formed into yarn which can in turn be used via a loom or other manufacturing process to create the final rug piece. Polypropylene (and olefin fibre) are one of the most commonly used synthetic fabrics in the world.
What are the benefits of a polypropylene rug?
So now that you know what polypropylene is, why would you want it as the material for your new rug? Well, there are actually a multitude of benefits that polypropylene provides that may just make it a better choice for you than natural options. Here are some of the best reasons you should invest in a polypropylene rug:
Synthetic vs. natural rugs
It’s clear that synthetic polypropylene rugs have a host of benefits, which may lead you to the question of which is better: synthetic or natural rugs? Well, for many people this simply comes down to personal choice. Of course, polypropylene rugs are generally more affordable, but natural rugs such as wool can feel better under your feet. It’s a good idea to explore the benefits (and downsides) of both rug types before you make your final decision.
If you’d like to find out more about polypropylene rugs and explore your options, you can check out our full range of polypropylene rugs right now. If you’d like to ask any questions, just call our team anytime on 0845 838 8638.
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