What is the difference between jute rugs and sisal rugs

1. What is the difference between jute rugs and sisal rugs? Sisal Rugs Sisal Rugs are extracted from the leaves fibres of the Succulent plant named Agave Sisalana. The central cultivation area of this plant is in the countries like Brazil, China, Kenya, Cuba, Madagascar, Haiti, and Mexico. Earlier, it was recognised native to Mexico only. However, now we can observe its successful farming in various parts of the world. The plant of Sisal fibre is capable of enduring vigorously hot climates accompanied by rare storms. So, we can believe in the flexible nature of Agave. To make the Sisal rugs, its leaves are crushed and cut to get stiff and healthy fibre – it is later spun and converted into Sisal floor rugs. Jute Rugs If you look for the original plant of Jute, its origin is opposite to that of Sisal. Jute, also famous as Golden Fibre, is derived from the Corchorus plant. It is a spindly, tall, and flowering plant. Though it will also grow well in a warm climate, it requires frequent rainfall and humidity. We can say that it produces better during Monsoon. This plant is an inhabitant of the Indian subcontinent. Copyright © 2021 Rugs Direct.

2. Unlike the Sisal rugs, Jute is taken from the central part of Corchorus stalks containing lignin and cellulose. Once harvested, its bundles are soaked in the slow running water for 10-30 days. Why? It gives the bacteria a chance of melting the sticky material that keeps the fibres together. What is a Jute Rug? Well, after all processing, the fibre is converted into jute yarn. This yarn will turn into different items later, including rugs that are also famous as Jute Rugs. So, have you seen the difference between their processing and origin? It is actually where all distinctions between Sisal and Jute come. Environmental Requirement: All differences aside, we can see the plants of both Jute and Sisal are highly sustainable and need a meagre amount of maintenance. They are also eco-friendly. Which one should you choose between sisal rugs and jute rugs? As we have discussed above, both the rugs show some significant dissimilarities, so things go like this: If you want to buy a rug for high-traffic areas, Sisal is an option for you. It may include places like entrances, halls, living rooms, and other similar sites. Moreover, as Jute cannot bear excessive usage, you can put them in a bedroom or a dining hall. Any other corner of the home that does not face heavy use can be the best option for a Jute rug. What about having this Jute rug 8 x10 in your study room or personal library? It is a navy blue colour with an Ivory pattern of diamonds, and the symmetrical line gives such peaceful vibes. Let's consider it according to their feel. If you plan to sit and spend a reasonable amount of time on the rug, go for Jute. The coarse Sisal would make everything scratchy for you. Also, as we have already said, don't let Sisal hurt sensitive crawling pets or babies. Buy them some good Jute rugs. Would not it be fun to have the baby playing on a round jute rug? Yes, you can put Sisal for your cat to use as a Scratching post. Sisal carpets possess sound, flame retardant, and anti-static properties. So, they can be a good option for the kids' playroom. Or, would not it be an excellent option to put them in the dining room, home studio or family room? Now, if you like organic rugs, and budget is the only primary concern. The jute rugs are lower in price than the other ones. Unfortunately, their durability is also lower. Copyright © 2021 Rugs Direct.

3. So, if you can afford it, we hope investing some reasonable amount in a Sisal rug would not be a wrong choice too. Otherwise, Jute is already there to give well without disturbing your budget. Rather than it, if you are looking for flatweave rugs, we can be a better option for you. CONTACT US Address: 6D Link Drive (Next to the ANZ Bank), Wairau Park, North Shore, Auckland 0627 Phone No: 0800 557373 Email ID: info@rugsdirect.co.nz Website: www.rugdirect.co.nz Copyright © 2021 Rugs Direct.