Woven wool is a natural‑fibre option that can help reduce the proportion of synthetic fibre in floorcoverings. Wool yarns themselves do not contain plastic, so choosing woven wool and paying attention to backing, adhesives and underlay can reduce potential sources of micro‑ or nano‑plastic in the home. No carpet can be guaranteed completely free of nanoplastic particles, so it’s sensible to check product specifications, ask about backing and adhesive materials, and consider low‑emission manufacturing where available. BCC can demonstrate woven wool options and samples at the Taren Point showroom; current ranges and availability should be confirmed by contacting the showroom on 02 9526 6421 or visiting Unit 3/46 Bay Rd, Taren Point, NSW.
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