Ruckstuhl Wollteppich PIU in 167 Koralle – Detailansicht
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Ruckstuhl Wollteppich PIU in 167 Koralle – Produktansicht
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Ruckstuhl Wollteppich PIU in 503 Pastellgelb – Porzi
Ruckstuhl Wollteppich PIU in 356 Dunkelblau – auf Parkett
Ruckstuhl Wollteppich PIU in 167 Koralle – in einer Lounge
Ruckstuhl Wollteppich PIU in 356 Dunkelblau – im Wohnzimmer
Ruckstuhl Wollteppich PIU in 356 Dunkelblau – Detail der Teppichstruktur
Ruckstuhl Wollteppich PIU in 167 Koralle – Badezimmer
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Ruckstuhl Wollteppich PIU in 659 Leinengrau – am Sofa
Ruckstuhl Wollteppich PIU in 659 Leinengrau – Label
Ruckstuhl In-house Design

PIÙ means “more” in Italian. The name dates back to a time when Ruckstuhl was exploring a changed understanding of living: the home as a retreat, the desire for things that are made to last, and a living culture whose quality does not lie in novelty. This idea is still evident in the rug today.

PIÙ is a dense velour made from felted wool yarn. A generous amount of wool per square metre gives it weight and an exceptionally rich surface that feels soft, ohne being smooth. The pile is not completely uniform; it settles, rises again and changes with the light and viewing angle. That is precisely where its appeal lies. The surface gains depth and an almost landscape-like quality.

The yarn is dyed in Switzerland. The colours look particularly intense on the voluminous wool pile, while the natural material softens any harshness. Even bold tones retain a certain calm.

PIÙ is a rug that does not push itself into the foreground, yet changes the character of a room. Perhaps this is the “more” its name suggests: not more decoration, but more substance - and the quality of a rug that remains part of life and the space for many years.

Colorits
274 pure white NEU
274 pure white NEU
218 dunkelbeige
218 dunkelbeige
153 nude
153 nude
167 koralle
167 koralle
139 aubergine
139 aubergine
343 teal
343 teal
356 dunkelblau
356 dunkelblau
437 slate
437 slate
470 moss
470 moss
503 pastellgelb
503 pastellgelb
659 leinengrau
659 leinengrau
661 granit
661 granit
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Product details
Wear layer
virgin wool
Composition
100% virgin wool
Back of a rug
CottonBac
Fitted rugs
freely selectable (tolerance +/- 2%)
Application weight
3400 g/m²
Total weight
4900 g/m²
Overall height
29.0 mm
Thermal resistance
0.17 (m²K)/W
Surface resistance
- Ω
Through-resistance
- Ω
Fire resistance EN 13501 / DIN 4102
NPD
Flame-retardancy requirement
No Performance Determined
Can be treated for flame retardancy
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  • public space
  • retail area
  • lounge
  • hotel room
  • children’s room
  • bedroom
  • living room
  • virgin wool
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origin: New Zealand, Europe, Switzerland

Few natural fibres combine functionality and sensuality as effortlessly as wool. Its unique quality lies in the structure of the fibre itself. virgin wool is made of keratin, has a natural crimp and forms fine air pockets that retain warmth while helping regulate temperature. This creates the characteristic comfort that has distinguished wool rugs for generations. At the same time, wool can absorb moisture from the surrounding air and release it again, ohne feeling damp — a quality that noticeably improves the indoor climate.

In interiors, virgin wool creates a special sense of calm. Its surface feels soft yet lively, colours appear rich and nuanced, and light is gently absorbed. Particularly in architecture characterised by hard floors, stone, glass or concrete, wool creates an atmospheric counterpoint. Installed wall to wall, it significantly improves room acoustics; used as a custom-sized rug, it can bring a sense of calm to rooms and define different zones. wool is naturally dirt-repellent, flame-retardant and exceptionally hard-wearing.

Ruckstuhl uses only carefully selected, mulesing-free virgin wool. What matters is not only its origin, but also the quality of each individual fibre: its length, elasticity and purity determine how durable and high-quality a rug will remain for decades.

Advantages:

  • virgin wool is a natural and renewable resource.
  • virgin wool has a balancing effect on the indoor climate, as it can absorb up to approximately 30% of its own weight in moisture ohne feeling damp.
  • virgin wool regulates temperature and creates a pleasant sense of comfort—warm in winter and balancing in summer.
  • virgin wool improves room acoustics and significantly reduces impact noise and reverberation.
  • virgin wool is durable and elastic; its fibers largely spring back after being compressed.
  • virgin wool repels dirt thanks to its natural wool grease.
  • virgin wool is electrostatically neutral and captures dust from the air.
  • virgin wool is flame-retardant, making it suitable for demanding commercial spaces.
  • virgin wool adds comfort and improves the quality of time spent on hard floors.

Facts:

  • Depending on the breed, sheep produce around 2–10 kg of raw wool per year.
  • wool has been used as a textile fiber for over 10,000 years and is one of humanity’s oldest cultural fibers.
  • High-quality virgin wool contains a natural fat (lanolin) that partially repels dirt and liquids.
  • Around 1.1–1.2 million tons of sheep’s wool are produced worldwide each year. The main producers include China, Australia and New Zealand.
  • The fineness of wool varies by origin from around 15 to over 40 microns.

Designs take shape where material knowledge meets spatial thinking. They express a design culture shaped not primarily by a single author, but by the collective knowledge of our workshop.

Since 1881, Ruckstuhl has developed rugs at the intersection of architecture, craftsmanship, and technological innovation. Some products arise from functional requirements, others from a deep understanding of natural fibres, construction, or manufacturing processes. They share a precise approach: durable, true to their materials, and free from fleeting trends.

Ruckstuhl In-house Design stands for rugs conceived in the workshop — developed through experience, refined over time, and made for generations.

The cleaning instructions “Cleaning and Care of Tufted Wool Rugs” apply to this product.

In tufted wool carpets, the pile yarns are inserted into a backing material and structurally secured on the reverse. Depending on the product, the result is cut pile, a loop structure, or a combination of the two. wool offers good elasticity and natural soi...

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