Cavalier Bremworth’s contract grade wool carpet.
February 10th, 2010
Kinetic is an eye catching loop pile wool carpet with broad application for a wide variety of commercial environments.
A sense of energy is created by the use of broken lines interspersed with contrasting blocks of colour – adding a diagonal element and creating real impact on the floor.
Kinetic is a durable and versatile option designed to suit corporate offices all the way through to larger scale retail and hospitality environments.
This 100% New Zealand wool carpet with primary jute backing has Environmental Choice Australia (GECA) accreditation.
Standard 3.6 m wide per roll.
Cavalier Bremworth
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