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POINT PLEASANT
LATERAL LATRL CLAY

SKU

3-LATRLCLAY BR1302AB

Price: $

Roll Width: 13'2"

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ft.

in.

Pattern Repeat: 39" W X 35" L (99.1cm x 88.9cm)

Applications: Residential

Material: 10% Wool, 90% Polyester

Rug Height: .20"

Face Weight: 35 oz.

Features: Applied pattern

Construction: Machine Tufted

Cleaning Instructions: A vacuum with brushes can be used. Brush height should always be set so that the brush only comes into contact with the tips of the pile surface. Vacuum regularly. Clean spills immediately by blotting with a clean cloth. Professional cleaning recommended.

Country of Manufacture: China

Spec Sheet: PDF

Recommended Carpet Padding: PDF

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Featuring highly versatile, understated designs with subtle striations, the Nourtex Point Pleasant Collection of broadloom carpets will slip seamlessly and superbly into any contemporary aesthetic. Heavy boucle construction combined with an innovative dye system creates the luxuriously textured look and feel of a high-end woven carpet with the practicality and affordability of broadloom.

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SKU:	Roll Number:	Dye Lot:	Length:
3-LATRLCLAY BR1302AB	10295972	145511	16
3-LATRLCLAY BR1302AB	10309131	147845	126
3-LATRLCLAY BR1302AB	10311207	148329	148
3-LATRLCLAY BR1302AB	10311208	148329	125
3-LATRLCLAY BR1302AB	10311209	148329	87
3-LATRLCLAY BR1302AB	10311210	148329	125
3-LATRLCLAY BR1302AB	10311211	148329	128
3-LATRLCLAY BR1302AB	10311936	148329	126
3-LATRLCLAY BR1302AB	10311937	148329	125
3-LATRLCLAY BR1302AB	10311939	148329	82

I recently had this installed in my bedroom. It looks gorgeous. Can I use a dyson vaccuum on this or what should I be using to vaccuum.

Asked by: MMC1

Hello MMC, Thank you for your interest in Nourison. We always suggest to NOT use a vacuum with a beater bar. This will cause the yarns to pull and snag. Thanks!

Answered by: Nourison

Date published: 2020-01-27