Synthetic vs. Wool Felt
Which felt for my camper?
You should decide which material is right for your camper felt covering based on the comparison below.
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Characteristics
Wool felt is generally warmer and more breathable than synthetic felt, as the sheep's wool fibers naturally allow for excellent air circulation. In general, both materials are highly breathable and thus moisture-regulating. Felt lining in a campervan generally has positive sound and insulation properties.
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Areas of application
Both qualities are often used to enhance the interiors of campers, motorhomes, boats, and more. Each quality has its own advantages depending on the application.
Our Carpet Felt is 4mm thick and extremely robust. This provides concealing properties and allows for seamless butt joint bonding! Carpet Felt is the ultimate all-rounder in motorhomes, as it's suitable for every purpose, especially for embellishing rear doors and wheel arches. Wool felt is slightly thinner, making it particularly suitable for sprucing up dirty headliners, decorating furniture, or generally covering large surfaces.
Price
Wool felt is generally more expensive than synthetic felt due to the higher cost of the natural fibers.
Conclusion
Overall, the choice between synthetic felt and wool felt depends on your requirements and personal preferences. Both materials are ideal for designing camper and motorhome interiors. Wool felt enables sustainable and environmentally friendly camper interiors. It's important to examine the properties for possible uses to make the best choice.