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Collection: Paete |
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Colors: Gold |
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Material: Frame: Iron |
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Styles: Contemporary |
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Made In: China |
Our Rug Pads
Non-Slip Rug Pad
This rug pad, made from 100% PVC, is designed for hard surfaces like wood and tile, preventing slipping and providing added protection with its 0.16" thickness.Mohawk Dual Surface Pad
The Mohawk Dual Surface Pad, made from 100% felt with a rubber backing, is ideal for both hard surfaces and carpets, offering 0.22" thickness for added comfort and slip resistance.Bavaria Rug Pad
The Bavaria Rug Pad, made from 100% PVC, is designed for hard surfaces like wood and tile, providing a non-slip function with a 0.06" thickness while protecting floors.
Rug Size Guide
Living Room Rug
When selecting a living room rug, choose one that anchors your furniture by either placing all the legs on the rug or just the front legs, which helps define the seating area and enhances the room’s acoustics.Dining Room Rug
When selecting a dining room rug, choose one large enough to fit under the table and chairs, ensuring that when the chairs are pulled out, they remain on the rug for a balanced look.Bedroom Rug
In the bedroom, opt for a rug that extends under the bed, providing a soft surface to step onto when getting out of bed and creating a cozy atmosphere.Kitchen Rug
For the kitchen, select a rug to place in front of the sink or under the countertops, offering comfort while standing and adding warmth to the space.Bathroom Rug
Choose a bathroom rug that fits comfortably in front of the sink or shower, providing a soft and absorbent surface for stepping out. For larger bathrooms, consider a rug that covers more area to enhance warmth and comfort.Outdoor Rug
For outdoor spaces like patios or decks, select a rug that complements the size of your seating area, leaving enough space around the furniture to create a well-defined and inviting look. Opt for weather-resistant materials to ensure durability.
