Think Rugs Windsor Wool Border Rug - Beige - 120 x 170 cm

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The Think Rugs Windsor Wool Border Rug is designed for homeowners seeking a minimalist, high-quality floor covering that adds tactile warmth to living rooms and bedrooms. Crafted from hand-tufted wool, it provides a soft underfoot experience and a sophisticated, timeless look. Potential users should be aware that, as a natural wool product, the rug may experience some shedding during the initial weeks of use, which is a standard characteristic of the material.
| Colour | Beige |
|---|---|
| Width | 120 |
| Height | 170 |
| Model Part Number | 5056331435115 |
| Brand | Think Rugs |
Yes, the hand-tufted wool construction is durable and designed for regular daily use in homes.
You can, but ensure you do not use the beater bar or rotating brush, as it can damage the wool pile.
Shedding is a natural characteristic of hand-tufted wool rugs and typically subsides after the first few weeks of regular use.
While not strictly required for appearance, we strongly recommend a rug grip if you are placing the rug on smooth surfaces like wood or tile to prevent slipping.
Blot spills immediately with a dry cloth. For stubborn stains, consult a professional rug cleaning service.
Apply a non-slip rug grip or pad underneath to secure the rug in place.
This is natural shedding. Vacuum regularly using a suction-only setting without a beater bar until shedding decreases.
Blot the area immediately with a clean white cloth. Do not rub, as this can push the stain deeper into the fibers.
To ensure your rug performs optimally, place it on a level floor. On hardwood, tile, or laminate surfaces, it is highly recommended to use a rug grip to prevent slipping and improve safety. When vacuuming, always avoid using a vacuum with a rotating beater bar, as this can damage the wool fibers and accelerate shedding. For spills or stains, address them immediately by blotting with a clean, dry cloth rather than rubbing. As a natural fiber, some shedding is expected; regular, gentle vacuuming will help manage this process over time.