Bravich Modern Geometric Cheveron Pattern Very Long Hallway Hall Runner Narrow Rugs Custom Length Gold Ochre Stair Carpet Mats 60x180CM (2'X6')

STAIR RUNNER DESIGN: Featuring a flexible hessian-style jute backing, this runner is suited for use on stairs, draping and bending naturally with each step. The flexible construction makes it a suitable choice for stair carpet runners, unlike rigid or rubber-backed mats VERSATILE USE: While designed as a stair runner, this rug is equally at home in hallways, kitchens, entryways, and narrow corridors. Please note: a rug gripper or stair rods are recommended when used on smooth or hard flooring surfaces to keep the runner securely in place PREMIUM QUALITY & UK FINISHED: Machine woven in Belgium using durable polypropylene with a natural jute hessian backing, then hand cut and finished in the UK. With a 9mm pile height, this runner offers a satisfyingly soft yet hard-wearing finish underfoot — built to withstand high-traffic areas LOW 9MM PILE HEIGHT: With a slim 9mm pile, this runner sits low to the ground making it suited for use beneath doors without obstructing their movement — a practical choice for hallways and doorways where accessibility and easy clearance is essential WARM GOLD & GREY CHEVRON DESIGN: Featuring a bold interlocking chevron zigzag pattern in warm mustard gold, silver grey and white with a beautifully distressed vintage finish, this contemporary runner adds warmth and modern style to any staircase or hallway. Available in multiple lengths — simply select your size from the options above STAIN RESISTANT & EASY CARE: This runner is stain resistant, moth resistant, water-repellent and non-static, making it suitable for busy households, homes with children, and pet owners. OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified and independently tested against regulated chemicals for your family's peace of mind MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS: To care for your runner, vacuum regularly and spot clean with warm water and a mild detergent as needed. Do not machine wash to maintain the quality and appearance of the runner over time