Extravagance Shaggy Rug - Grey

While made of durable polyester, the shaggy texture might show wear faster in extremely high-traffic areas compared to flat-weave rugs. It's generally best suited for medium to low-traffic spaces like living rooms and bedrooms to maintain its luxurious appearance.

Blot immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Avoid rubbing, as this can spread the stain and push it deeper into the fibres. For persistent stains, use a mild carpet cleaner specifically designed for polyester rugs or consult a professional cleaner.

It's highly recommended to use a vacuum cleaner without a beater bar, or one with an adjustable height setting where the beater bar can be turned off. A beater bar can damage the shaggy fibres, cause excessive shedding, and potentially pull out strands.

The Origin Extravagance Shaggy Rug is available in four sizes: `60 x 120 cm` (approximately 23.5 x 47 inches), `80 x 150 cm` (approximately 31.25 x 59 inches), `120 x 170 cm` (approximately 47 x 67 inches), and `160 x 230 cm` (approximately 63 x 90.5 inches).

Yes, the dense, shaggy pile of this 100% Polyester rug provides excellent insulation. It effectively helps to retain warmth in your room, contributing to a cosier and more comfortable environment, especially beneficial during colder months.

While not strictly mandatory, a rug pad is highly recommended. It serves several purposes: preventing the rug from slipping on hard floors, adding extra cushioning for enhanced comfort, extending the life of the rug by reducing friction, and protecting your flooring underneath.

To prevent the pile from flattening, regularly fluff the rug with your fingers or a soft brush, especially in frequently walked-on areas. Rotating the rug periodically (every 6-12 months) also helps ensure even wear across its surface.

Reverse roll the rug tightly for a few hours, then unroll it. Alternatively, place heavy, flat objects (like books) on the curled corners or edges for a day or two. The rug should settle naturally over a few days.

Initial shedding is common for shaggy rugs. Vacuum regularly (without a beater bar) to remove loose fibres. This process should gradually decrease over the first few weeks or months of use.

Gently fluff the affected areas with your fingers or a soft brush to revive the pile. Rotating the rug periodically can help distribute wear more evenly.

Blot the stain immediately with a clean, dry white cloth, working from the outside of the stain inwards. Do not rub. For more stubborn stains, apply a small amount of mild carpet cleaning solution to a clean cloth, then blot the stain. Rinse by blotting with a damp cloth and blot dry.

Ensure you are using a suitable non-slip rug pad underneath the rug. A good quality rug pad will prevent movement, add cushioning, and protect your floor.