Striped Cut Pile Kitchen Runner

What this runner rug is

This is a machine made runner rug built for indoor floors. The surface is 100% polyester cut pile with a striped pattern, so it feels soft underfoot while standing up to daily foot traffic. Underneath, a rubber non-slip backing helps keep the rug where you set it, even on smooth hard floors.

The low profile cut pile works well in spots where a thick rug would catch on doors or cabinets. It suits kitchens, hallways, bathrooms, entryways, bedrooms and living rooms.

Sizes

Pick the length that fits your space. Each size is listed in inches with the metric value in brackets.

Short sizes like 16 x 24 in (41 x 61 cm) and 20 x 31 in (51 x 79 cm) fit small gaps by a sink, stove or door. Longer sizes like 20 x 63 in (51 x 160 cm) and 24 x 47 in (61 x 119 cm) run along a galley kitchen, hallway or the side of a bed.

Colors and styles

Five colorways give you a few ways to match your room:

• Beige with white lines
• Beige with white curves
• Beige with gray stripes
• Gray with white arcs
• Beige with gray swirls

Beige tones warm up light floors and wood cabinets. Gray tones pair well with cool tile, stainless appliances and modern paint colors. The striped pattern adds a subtle line without taking over the room.

Where to use it

This runner is made for indoor floors. Common spots include:

• Kitchen: run it along a prep area or between the sink and stove.
• Hallway: add length and softness to a narrow walkway.
• Bathroom: place a short size in front of the vanity.
• Entryway: catch daily foot traffic near the door.
• Bedroom: set a long size beside the bed.
• Living room: use it in front of a sofa or console.

The rubber non-slip backing is the key feature in these spots. It helps the rug stay put on tile, laminate, vinyl and sealed wood, so you are not straightening it every time someone walks through.

How to set it up

Unroll the runner and lay it flat in the spot you have in mind. Smooth it from the center out with your hands. If the rug has been rolled tightly, give it a little time to settle and flatten on its own.

Check that the backing sits fully on the floor, not on top of another rug or a thick mat. A clean, dry, smooth surface gives the rubber backing the best grip. Trim is not needed, and no tools are required.

To move it, lift the rug rather than dragging it. This keeps the backing clean and helps it keep its grip.

Care

Vacuum the runner on a regular schedule to lift dust and crumbs from the cut pile. Use a vacuum setting that works for low pile rugs. For spills and spots, blot with a clean cloth and a mild cleaner, then let the rug air dry fully before walking on it again.

Spot clean only. Do not machine wash or soak the rug, since the rubber backing is not made for a full wash cycle. Keep it out of standing water and away from direct heat.