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A Perfect Table Top – Jute Table Mats

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Taking steps to go eco-friendly can be fun, especially when it comes to making some changes to your household. Rather than using plastic tablet mats, you might want to consider getting those made of jute, a natural fibre that is downright environmentally friendly and sustainable. A jute table mat can be an aesthetically pleasing addition to your interior décor. When you browse the selection at a plastic-free shop in the UK, you are likely to find the product in many different sizes and varieties.

 

Why jute?

Jute fabric is a great material for frequently used sustainable homeware, such as table mats. It starts right during its cultivation, as a hectare of that can already absorb up to 15 tonnes of carbon monoxide, and release 11 tonnes of oxygen as it grows for around 100 days. So, it reduces environmental pollution. Jute cultivation also requires minimal pesticides, herbicide, and fertilisers.

Jute’s environmental benefits do not stop there.

When a jute table mat reaches the end of its service life, you can dispose of it as it is a biodegradable material, or you can put it in a compost pit. Alternatively, it can be recycled by manufacturers or repurposed.

 

Elegant and functional for your table

A reputable plastic-free shop in the UK carries jute table mats in different colours, so you should be able to find the perfect product that will suit your interior design or appeal to your taste. Sustainable homeware like the jute table mat is safe and hygienic to use. It’s made without any added chemicals that could be harmful to your health, and it effectively prevents unwanted residues, spills, or marks caused by food and drinks on your dining or coffee table.

High-quality jute table mats are made of organic materials and are surprisingly affordable. It’s the same for other jute products, like coasters, which can provide a consistent finish to your table décor. So, don’t hesitate to get a jute table mat or more to replace conventional plastic mats.

Friendly Turtle   |   Posted on September 01 2019

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