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Jute Backing

A close-up of a beige woven rug with a subtle herringbone pattern, partially folded at the corner to reveal its plain tan jute backing on carpet. A close-up of a beige woven rug with a subtle herringbone pattern, partially folded at the corner to reveal its plain tan jute backing on carpet.

Jute rug backings are made from jute fibers processed from the fibrous jute plant. The fibers are then shredded and spun into yarn or weft. Jute is the most common type of natural fiber used in carpet backings. Woven jute rug backings are soft, strong and durable. Jute does not provide a non-skid surface, therefore a rug pad is recommended if the rug is laid in an area it could shift. 

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Several rolled-up sisal direct rugs in various neutral colors and woven textures are arranged side by side on a wooden floor. Several rolled-up sisal direct rugs in various neutral colors and woven textures are arranged side by side on a wooden floor.