RefurbishedGood priceDealBurn score 64
Obundi Navy Blue Short Pile Carpet 120x160cm Rugs for Living Room
Obundi · Navy Blue
£28.64£42.95-33%
Sold by Amazon UK
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Packaging and Wrinkle Removal: This short pile rug is very THIN, ONLY 5 millimeters (0.5 centimeters). For the convenience of transportation, the area rugs is folded and packaged, which may cause wrinkles, but this does not affect the normal use of the rugs living room. You can lay the carpet flat for a few days, and the wrinkles will gradually disappear. If you want to speed up the removal of wrinkles, you can also press it repeatedly with a heavy object, or place the heavy object directly on the rug
Materials and Construction: The short pile rug's surface, made of chenille, feels soft and comfortable, and is durable. Its TPR bottom does not require anti slip pads and can provides excellent grip, effectively securing the rugs for bedroom in place and preventing slipping while walking. Keeping the bottom of the carpet dry can enhance anti slip performance. Manufactured with double-layer locking craft, the low pile rug has fine workmanship, resistance to pilling and loosening, and i
Materials and Construction: The short pile rug's surface, made of chenille, feels soft and comfortable, and is durable. Its TPR bottom does not require anti slip pads and can provides excellent grip, effectively securing the rugs for bedroom in place and preventing slipping while walking. Keeping the bottom of the carpet dry can enhance anti slip performance. Manufactured with double-layer locking craft, the low pile rug has fine workmanship, resistance to pilling and loosening, and i
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