The Rug Edit Oslo Rug - Striped - Brown - 80cm x 150cm

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The Rug Edit Oslo Striped Brown Rug is designed for homeowners seeking a minimalist, elegant flooring solution that complements high-traffic areas. Its key benefit lies in the durable, low-pile construction crafted from fine twisted yarns, which provides subtle depth and texture. While perfect for hallways or entryways, users should note that its 80cm x 150cm dimensions are best suited for smaller, defined spaces rather than large, open-plan living areas.
| Pattern | Striped |
|---|---|
| Colour | Brown |
| Width | 80 |
| Height | 150 |
| Model Part Number | Os04 |
| Brand | The Rug Edit |
Yes, the Oslo collection is built with a durable, low-pile construction designed to withstand regular foot traffic.
Yes, the materials used in this rug are generally compatible with standard underfloor heating systems.
Blot the liquid immediately with a clean, absorbent cloth. Do not rub the stain, as this can push the spill deeper into the fibers.
While not strictly required, a non-slip rug pad is highly recommended to improve safety, protect your flooring, and extend the life of the rug.
The Oslo collection includes various sizes and patterns within the broader range, though specific availability varies by SKU.
Place heavy, flat objects on the corners for 24-48 hours or use double-sided rug tape.
Gently mist the area with water and use a soft brush to lift the fibers, or periodically rearrange furniture.
Take the rug outside and shake it vigorously, then vacuum both the top and underside.
For optimal results, place the rug on a flat, clean surface to ensure even wear. If using on smooth flooring like hardwood or tile, consider using a non-slip underlay to keep the rug securely in place. To maintain the rug, vacuum regularly using a suction-only setting to remove dust and debris from the low-pile fibers. For spot cleaning, treat spills immediately with a mild detergent and a clean, white cloth; avoid soaking the rug, as this can damage the backing material. Rotate the rug every few months to ensure even footfall exposure and prevent concentrated wear patterns.