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Runner Rugs

Upgrade your look and soften noise flow in such areas your hall way with one of our beautiful Runner Rugs. We typically stock the Runner sizes starting from 300cm up to 500cm to even cover those larger areas. We have an enormous range in assorted styles to complement any home. Runner rugs can even be added under bar stools to give your area a stylish touch.

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What is the standard size of a runner rug?

Most runner rugs in Australia come in three sizes:
-80cm x 300cm
-80cm x 400cm
-80cm x 500cm

They’re designed to fit a conventional hallway in width, with different lengths available to suit any home. Runner rugs are also available in wider varieties for homes with spacious hallways.

How much of a hallway should a runner cover?

As a rule of thumb, there should always be at least 10cm of floor visible on either side of a runner rug. Thankfully, most runner rugs commercially produced account for this space in a conventionally-sized hallway.

For wider hallways, choose a wider rug that leaves around 15cm of floor space on each side. As far as length goes, you should aim for a rug that’s equal to or slightly shorter than the length of your hallway.

How do you keep a hallway runner in place?

In heavy foot-traffic areas, hallway rugs have a tendency to slip from one side to another, which can be unsightly. If you’re getting tired of constantly repositioning your rug to the centre, you could consider purchasing a non-slip rug pad to help secure it into place.

These pads are usually made from PVC, which grips both the fibres in a rug and the floor surface. Simply cut out a sheet of grip pad that’s slightly smaller than the size of your rug and place it on the ground to stop your hallway runner from moving around too much.

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