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Natural History Museum, All About the T-rex Rug MultiColoured

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About Natural History Museum, All About the T-rex Rug MultiColoured

**In collaboration with the Natural History Museum** * Blue and Green Palette * Crafted from 100% Polyester * Flat surface – Versatile & Durable Add some roar-some fun to any space with the All About T-rex Rug. The fearsome *T-rex* print in a lively blue and green palette is an ideal design for adding a playful look to your little explorers room. Crafted in 100% polyester, the flat surface is versatile and durable, perfect for on-the-go zones. We love using this design to add an extra element of play in little ones rooms.*Tyrannosaurus rex* lived in the Late Cretaceous period around 68-66 million years ago. Its name means ‘Tyrant Lizard King’ and it definitely lived up to its reputation as one of the most fearsome creatures of all time. With saw-edged teeth and a bone-crunching bite, *T-rex’s* skull was a whopping 1.5 metres long – that’s almost the length of your bed!Safe for use on a heated floor. Use a suction type vacuum - rotating brushes may damage this rug. Re-roll your rug pile out for 24 hours to reduce curling. Regularly turn to ensure even wear. An anti-slip mat will help prevent slipping. Blot spills immediately with a clean, dry white cloth. Do not rub. Do not place this rug near an open fire. Please do not leave children or infants unattended.**Natural History Museum x Dunelm**The All About T Rex Rug has been designed with kids in mind. We’ve come together to create some extra special designs inspired by the Museum and its enormous, astonishing and mind-blowing dinosaur and oceanic collections! We’re on a mission to celebrate the wonder of nature so every piece in this collection has been designed to utilise our resources in the best possible way, to be respectful of the natural world and help to protect its future.© The Trustees of the Natural History Museum, London 2022. All Rights Reserved.