Natural Plant Fibre

We provide a range of natural plant fibre carpets that are versatile, tough and will add character to any room in a property. They are also perfect for those who want the prestige and aesthetics of a natural organic product.

Jute is probably the softest grass-based carpet option. It will withstand a lot of abrasion and is resistant to mildew and mould, though it is advisable to be used in a dry and airy location.

Seagrass is durable and stain resistant, but cannot be dyed. Its advantage is the more accepting a material is of dyes, the more likely it is to stain. When it is woven into a carpet, the result is a highly spill-resistant, durable, resilient floor covering that is comfortable under foot.

Sisal, one of the most well-known of the plant fibres, comes from the renewable agave plant, which is generally harvested every 7 years. No pesticides or chemical fertilisers are used in sisal production. It can be woven into different patterns and accepts dyes quite well. Like most plant fibres, however, sisal absorbs moisture readily, therefore we do advise a stain inhibitor to be applied. 

Coir fibre comes from the fibrous husk that encases a coconut. Its natural colours range from tan to reddish-brown. To achieve other colours, the fibres are bleached and dyed. As well as being tough and able withstand a great deal of abrasion, coir is also highly rot resistant, along with being unfriendly to insects. It is naturally insulating and difficult to ignite. Coir has an ability to tolerate submersion in water for months without disintegrating, making it a good choice for mats in entrance ways, halls and outdoor areas - subject to contact with the weather elements.

Feel free to visit our showroom in Bradford now, where our knowledgeable staff will advise you on how to choose your natural plant fibre carpet.