Spend less time cleaning and more time living. Shake off to remove dust. Also for daily cleaning with broom, or wipe. Due to soft surface, press the corners and then use a gentle way to vacuum to prevent the vacuum cleaner be sucked. After pets get mud & dirt on their paws, have an accident or kids can be messy, you can just throw it in the washing machine!
High Quality
This Brown washable rug is made from faux wool low pile materials, comfortable to the touch, super soft silky feel on bare feet. Perfect for keeping your feet off the cold floor getting out of bed and bring some warmth. Won't shed and stain resistant. Exquisite locked edge makes the carpet more sturdy and hard to come apart.
Non-slip Backing
The Brown area rug is made of synthetic latex backing, which helps to keep the rug in place, prevents high traffic areas and under doorways or rolling furniture from scuffing the floor. This makes it safer for your children or pets to play during daily use, and you will keep the elderly living in your home safe.(Keep the bottom of the rug always be dry.)
0.2"" Thickness
When the door opens and closes over it won't get stuck on doors and become a tripping hazard, kids and pets friendly. And allows it to be easily placed at the bottom of any furniture to reduce noise and shock. Also the sweeping robot can move freely to clean the carpet. Kids and pets friendly.
Timeless Vintage
The pattern design gracefully integrates tribal elements into modern decor honors tradition and reflects a longing for nature and primal energy. With cohesive brown background, 5'x 8' area rug brings timeless elegance to any room in your home. It's perfect for living room, dining room, bedroom, entryway, hallway, kitchen, nursery, study, foyer, bathroom, home office, etc.
Quality is non-negotiable
Quality Beyond Compliance, Care Beyond Expectations
Every material is rigorously tested for safety and performance. Our automated inspection systems catch imperfections invisible to the human eye, while our QA team adheres to OEKO-TEX® standards.
