Storing my carpet

Change of decoration, moving, building work or other imperatives ... These are just some of the reasons why you may need to store a rug temporarily. Before considering storage, it is imperative to take precautions in order to preserve their appearance and quality over time.

Storage location

It is the first crucial step to consider. Carpets, especially those made from natural materials, require a suitable require a suitable environment to avoid deterioration. Therefore, it 's essential to find a dry place to prevent moisture from damaging it, while reducing the risk of mold. Spaces such as cellars, known for their damp atmosphere, are not suitable for this purpose.

What' s more, it 's imperative to select a storage space that 's free from parasites, pests, or even small rodents, which can cause irreparable damage to your precious carpet. Attics should be avoided unless they are suitably equipped.

For optimum preservation, it's a good idea to use appropriate storage solutions, such as a furniture repository, garage or box, specially designed and equipped to accommodate and protect a variety of objects, including carpets.

Storage rules

The first step is to ensure that the carpet is completely dry is completely dry before carefully wrapping it around a cardboard roller, making sure that the decorative part faces inwards to avoid damage. Be sure to tie ties around the rolled-up carpet to prevent it from unrolling accidentally.

To prevent damage caused by pests, we recommend the use of mothballs, placed in the carpet before wrapping it in a cover, tarpaulin or airtight plastic bag. For a more ecological approach, the use of lavender, cedarwood or camphor can be an effective alternative.

It's also better to store them high up rather than on the floor, and ideally to check them once a month . witha vacuum cleaner to maintain its beautiful appearance over time.

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