Best Carpet For Bedrooms – 118″ X 158″ X 0.’5″ Turquoise Polypropylene Rug
These vintage traditional rugs are designed with distressed touches to mimic old world beauty, yet they are constructed to endure the daily wear and tear of a family. Full of character, our Cordoba collection is machine woven of 18-colors from soft polypropylene frisee yarn. Made in Turkey with 1/2″ pile height. Cordoba 4417 Turquoise Aurora 9’10” x 13’2″. Machine-Woven of 100% Polypropylene Frisee Yarn with No Backing. Made in Turkey. Vacuum regularly & spot clean stains. Professional cleaning recommended periodically.
| Color | Turquoise |
|---|---|
| Material | Polypropylene |
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Please note that orders with more than one item are subject to a processing period that is based to the specific item.
Before shipping, all ordered products will be thoroughly inspected. Most orders are shipped within 48 hours. The time to deliver varies from 3-7 days.
Returns
The stock is dynamic and we do not completely manage it because multiple stakeholders are involved, including our warehouse and factory. The stock can change at any moment. Be aware that your order will be unable to fill once you've placed your order.
Our policy runs for 30 days. If you don't receive your product within the 30 days period, we are not able to provide a refund or an exchange.
The item must not be used, and it must be in its original condition. The item must be in its original packaging.
