Rug MAX Sand/ V 2.25 x 3.25 ft
Description
The MAX Rugs are woven on a traditional loom using wooden shuttles. For indoor or outdoor use, the rugs are reversible, machine-washable, and made from Swedish-manufactured certified PVC. Each rug features reinforced, welded edges for strength and durability.
Specification
Measurements may vary ±4% as a result of the various craft processes during manufacturing.
Care: Hand or machine wash, dry flat
Reversible: Opposite pattern and colors on other side
Thickness: 0.2"
Material: Phthalate-free PVC ribbon, polyester warp
Designed and made in Sweden.
About the Brand
Sustainable plastic isn’t an oxymoron when it comes to Pappelina rugs. Pappelina uses only the highest quality Swedish-made PVC material to produce non-toxic, long-lasting rugs woven traditionally by Swedish craftsmen. Machine-washable and reversible, Pappelina rugs are great for both indoor and outdoor use. Other product lines include cushions, trays, table runners, kitchen cloth and kitchen towels.
Original: $156.00
-70%$156.00
$46.80
Description
Description
The MAX Rugs are woven on a traditional loom using wooden shuttles. For indoor or outdoor use, the rugs are reversible, machine-washable, and made from Swedish-manufactured certified PVC. Each rug features reinforced, welded edges for strength and durability.
Specification
Measurements may vary ±4% as a result of the various craft processes during manufacturing.
Care: Hand or machine wash, dry flat
Reversible: Opposite pattern and colors on other side
Thickness: 0.2"
Material: Phthalate-free PVC ribbon, polyester warp
Designed and made in Sweden.
About the Brand
Sustainable plastic isn’t an oxymoron when it comes to Pappelina rugs. Pappelina uses only the highest quality Swedish-made PVC material to produce non-toxic, long-lasting rugs woven traditionally by Swedish craftsmen. Machine-washable and reversible, Pappelina rugs are great for both indoor and outdoor use. Other product lines include cushions, trays, table runners, kitchen cloth and kitchen towels.
