Think Rugs Baltimore Checkerboard Rug - Brown - 120 x 170cm


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The Think Rugs Baltimore Checkerboard Rug is ideal for homeowners seeking to blend modern sophistication with a cozy, comfortable atmosphere in their living spaces. This machine-made rug features a high-density, smooth pile that offers a durable yet soft underfoot feel, perfect for high-traffic areas; however, prospective buyers should note that its deep pile requires regular, careful spot cleaning rather than machine washing to maintain its pristine appearance.
| Pattern | Checkered |
|---|---|
| Colour | Brown |
| Width | 120 |
| Height | 170 |
| Model Part Number | 5056331422948 |
| Brand | Think Rugs |
No, this rug is not machine washable. Please use spot cleaning with a damp cloth.
Yes, but we recommend using a rug pad underneath to prevent slipping and potential scratching.
Yes, the Baltimore collection is available in Grey, Purple, and other variations of Brown.
A vacuum with an upholstery attachment or a dedicated rubber broom works best to lift hair from the dense pile.
Like most textiles, extended exposure to intense, direct sunlight may cause minor fading over time; rotating the rug occasionally can help even out any wear.
Back-roll the rug in the opposite direction for a few hours or place heavy books on the corners until it settles.
This is normal for new rugs; vacuum regularly with a low-suction setting to remove excess fibers.
Use a specialized rug cleaner or a mild soap solution on a damp cloth, dabbing from the edges toward the center of the stain.
When your rug arrives, lay it flat immediately to allow any creases from transit to relax naturally. It is compatible with most hard floor surfaces; however, it is highly recommended to pair this with a non-slip rug pad to prevent sliding and to protect your flooring. For routine care, vacuum on a gentle setting without a beater bar to preserve the pile density. For spills, act quickly by dabbing the area with a clean, damp cloth. Do not rub the fabric, as this may push particles deeper into the fibers.