Quandry Blue 2' x 12' Rug

This 2' x 12' runner is specifically designed for long residential corridors or transition areas. Based on professional interior design recommendations, you should aim to leave roughly 6 to 18 inches of bare floor visible on all sides of the rug. This "18-inch rule" creates a balanced, framed look that prevents the space from feeling cramped while highlighting both the rug’s Oriental pattern and your home's natural flooring.

This rug is engineered with an integrated non-skid backing, which provides stability on hard surfaces like hardwood, tile, or laminate. This built-in safety feature eliminates the immediate need for a separate rug pad, helping the runner stay securely in place even in high-activity zones where children or pets may be running.

Polyester is an ideal material for pet owners due to its inherent stain resistance and durability. This rug’s ultra-soft yet thin pile is particularly pet-friendly because it doesn't have deep loops that can catch on claws. Additionally, the non-skid backing ensures the rug stays put during zoomies, while the synthetic fibers make it simple to spot-clean messes with just water.

To preserve the integrity of the ultra-soft fibers, our care guide recommends vacuuming regularly using a straight suction vacuum only. It is important to avoid using a vacuum with a beater bar or rotating brush, as these can be too aggressive for the thin pile and may cause unnecessary wear over time. For a quick refresh, the rug can also be taken outside and shaken out to remove surface dust.

Absolutely. This rug is UV stabilized, which means the polyester fibers are treated to resist fading and damage from sun exposure. While it offers the soft feel of an indoor rug, its resilient construction is perfectly suited for covered outdoor environments, allowing you to bring traditional style to a screened-in porch, balcony, or sunroom.

Yes, this runner's ultra-thin pile and durable 100% polyester construction make it an exceptional choice for high-traffic areas like entryways and long hallways. Unlike thicker rugs that can trap deep-seated dirt or create tripping hazards, this low-profile design allows for easy clearance under swinging doors and resists the crushing and matting often seen in busier parts of the home.