Product Description

Sisal Dark Grey from Origin, a material known for its strong, durable, and hardwearing properties, making it the ideal rug to put in any high traffic areas such as your hallway, living rooms and kitchen.

Supplied with a Grey border

With a woven construction and classic border in a complimentary colour, an Origin Sisal Dark Grey rug will add style and comfort to any area of your home. Comes with a latex backing for extra grip.

Origin is a new rug collection from Phoenox Textiles – a privately owned family business established in 1954 and based in Yorkshire. They are also one of the UK’s leading and most forward thinking manufacturers and importers of flooring textiles.

Their ranges offer unique modern and traditional designs in a variety of sizes, colours and textures all using the finest materials available to help bring new life into your homes. 

Rug care & maintenance

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 fibers.

Sisal is super absorbent and will hold onto liquids. If a wet sisal rug doesn’t dry completely, it can develop mold 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.

FADING: We always use the best dyes in our rugs with the most resistance to fading, but there are no textile dyes that are impervious to sunlight so if you leave your rug in a sun lit area fading will occur over time. Turning your rug regularly will ensure that any fading is even.