TIPHEDE Rug, flatwoven, natural/black,
How to get it
A versatile rug made of cotton, in colours that fit right in. It’s perfect under your dining table, in the living room or by your bed. When it’s time for a fresh-up, just put it in the wash.
Article number004.567.59Product details
Lightweight and easy to move for airing or washing.
Suitable for use in your living room or underneath your dining table, as the flat-woven surface makes it easy to pull out chairs and clean.
Cotton is a soft and easy-care natural material that you can machine wash.
A perfect companion for all types of flooring, even those with underfloor heating.
IKEA of Sweden
You will need 1 STOPP FILT rug underlay with anti-slip (165x235 cm) for this rug. Trim if necessary.
This rug fits with a 2-3 seat sofa, but can also fit other size sofas depending on how you place it.
It may take time for fold marks to disappear after unpacking your rug. Iron, if needed.
Machine washable at 40°C.
- MaterialCare
- 100% cotton
Shrinkage maximum 5%.
Machine wash, max 40°C, normal process.
Do not bleach.
Iron, max 150°C.
Do not dryclean.
Line drying.
Vacuum and rotate the rug regularly.
- Use STOPP FILT rug underlay with anti-slip for increased safety and comfort; to be placed under the entire rug.This product has been tested for domestic use.
Measurements
Length: 180 cm
Width: 120 cm
Thickness: 2 mm
Area: 2.16 m²
Surface density: 700 g/m²
- TIPHEDEArticle number004.567.59
Width: 32 cm
Height: 7 cm
Length: 40 cm
Weight: 1.83 kg
Package(s): 1
Our take on cotton
We use cotton in many of our products, from sofas and cushions to bed linen and mattresses. It is a soft, durable and renewable fibre that breathes and is good at absorbing moisture. All these great qualities make cotton one of our most important materials, but it isn’t without its challenges, much having to do with conventional farming methods that negatively impact the environment and poor working conditions for farmers. With our size and production volumes, we want to drive change in the cotton industry.
Working together to drive change
Each year, IKEA uses around 0.5 percent of all cotton grown around the world. This may not seem like a lot, but the number is big enough to drive change in the industry. For many years, we have been working with partners and stakeholders globally to transform conventional large-scale cotton farming and set social and environmental standards for cotton production. As an example, we helped set up the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) who runs the world’s largest cotton sustainability programme. BCI exists to make global cotton production better for the people who produce it, better for the environment it grows in and better for the sector’s future. Today, more than 110,000 farmers have adopted more sustainable farming practices within IKEA projects.
Ensuring compliance throughout the value chain
All IKEA products are produced in accordance with the IKEA IWAY Standard, our Supplier Code of Conduct. It sets out the minimum environmental and social standards expected from our suppliers, including compliance with local laws. We do not accept any form of forced labour, child labour or treatments in breach of our supply chain requirements. Our cotton teams across the globe ensure that all cotton used in IKEA products meets the demands of compliance in our supply chain. By having teams on the ground in areas where it has previously been challenging to work responsibly, we can challenge the traditional ways of working and improve the industry. If we discover that we are acting in places where we cannot ensure our requirements are being met, we follow-up on the ground and drive change.
Material
What is cotton?
Cotton is a practical and hardwearing natural material. It comes from the seed capsule of the cotton plant, which forms small wads when it blooms. Cotton rugs are easy to care for, because you can wash them in an ordinary washing machine and they can stand high temperatures. Cotton is heavy when wet, so it's important to check that your machine has enough weight capacity. It's also good to know that cotton may shrink, so you may have to stretch the rug a bit after you've washed it.