Jute Carpet

Application of Jute Carpet

The jute rug is made of fibres from the jute plant, which is found in Asia. This type of fibre is known for being durable, so it’s used in burlap fabric, ropes and rugs of all shapes and sizes. Despite its ability to stand up to years of use, the jute rug is surprisingly soft. In fact, it’s among the plushest of the rugs that are made of natural fibres. For example, the jute rug is softer than the sisal rug, making it perfect for rooms where you’ll be barefoot and able to fully appreciate the wool-like feel of the fibres on your feet.

Jute Carpet Backing Cloth, or CBC as it is more popularly known, is used as a base material for carpets or as the backing material for carpets, as the name suggests. CBC is supplied in great amounts by manufacturers and exporters to several carpet companies across the world. Carpet Backing Cloth is widely utilised in the carpet business and is in high demand. The CBC advocates for an export-oriented economy, and India's jute mills are well-known for their products in the international market.