CHRISTMAS TREE Rug, grey anti-slip

PRODUCT ADVANTAGES

• unique design - the rug is a patented Noya Design project, available only in our store
  
• attractive 3D pattern for children - stimulates imagination, encourages play
• densely woven rug - extremely soft and pleasant to the touch, encourages relaxation
• the dense weave of the rug provides excellent insulation from the cold floor
• durable and resistant to wear, does not discolor during long-term use
• shed-free rug fibers make it suitable even for people with allergies
• easy to keep clean
• non-slip bottom prevents the rug from moving
• subdued colors do not irritate the child's eyes and does not lead to irritation from overstimulation
  
  
  

Our CHRISTMAS TREE grey rug is made of acrylic and it is an interesting alternative to a wool rug. It has beautiful aesthetics and high resistance to sunlight. Thanks to this it does not fade for the entire period of use. Acrylic is very pleasant to the touch, soft, and at the same time extremely durable and resistant to dirt. These fibers are not conducive to the development of fungi or microorganisms so it is a great solution for allergy sufferers. It is easy to clean. It also has thermal insulation properties and resistance to typical organic solvents and oxidizing agents. The bottom of the rug is lined with rubber, which prevents the product from slipping. This ensures safe play for children.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

  Rug dimensions: 130 cm x 170 cm
  Surface material: acrylic
  Bottom of the rug is lined with anti-slip rubber

  Please note that the colors displayed on the monitor may vary slightly from the actual colors

  Production: Poland
  Project: NOYA Design

DELIVERY METHOD
Your order will be shipped immediately after the payment has been received. In case of shipping delays, we will inform you.

Notice :-)
However, please remember that the package will not be provided by Moose Maurice. First of all, it has too many hollows and holes to visit in the forest. Secondly, we do not put our hands to use animals for work, even the fairy-tale ones.

Oh, we know that Christmas trees are not spruces, but a decorated Christmas tree. But what we can do when most of us call them Christmas trees, regardless of whether they are wearing glowing lights or growing wild in the woods. Of course, let’s try to teach children to distinguish spruce from fir, nuthatch from tit and hare from rabbit ????   But as long as they are kids, we can start teaching them by playing. But what? With our rug you can teach children counting, perceptiveness and speed. The 56 spruces on a large carpet is a challenge! Even adults will have a problem with this ????   Set a stopwatch and try to find a tree to pair as soon as possible. Good luck!