Shaggy Rug - Beige

Yes, the durable polypropylene material is quite resilient to pet traffic. However, the deep pile may trap pet hair, requiring more frequent vacuuming. Promptly clean any pet accidents to prevent staining or odor.

This rug is designed for indoor use. While polypropylene is water-resistant, it's not recommended for consistently wet environments like bathrooms or outdoor areas, as prolonged moisture can damage the backing or lead to mildew.

`2300gsm` stands for 2300 grams per square meter. This is a measure of the rug's density and indicates that it is a substantial, high-quality rug with a good amount of fiber, contributing to its plushness and durability.

Consider the area you want to define. For living rooms, larger rugs (e.g., `160 x 230 cm` or `200 x 290 cm`) work well to anchor furniture, with at least the front legs of major pieces on the rug. For bedrooms, a rug that extends beyond the sides of the bed is ideal. For hallways, runners (e.g., `80 x 150 cm`) are suitable. Always measure your space before purchasing.

Like many rugs, especially new ones, some initial shedding of loose fibers may occur. This is typically minimal with polypropylene rugs and should decrease significantly after a few vacuuming sessions. It is not indicative of a defect.

It is generally not recommended to use steam cleaners on shaggy rugs made of polypropylene. The high heat and moisture can potentially damage the fibers or the backing of the rug. Stick to spot cleaning or professional dry cleaning methods.

To prevent curling edges, ensure the rug is laid flat from the start. A good quality rug grip will help hold the edges down. You can also temporarily place heavy books or furniture on the corners and edges to help them settle.

This is a common issue on smooth surfaces. Place a non-slip rug grip or rug pad underneath the rug. Ensure the grip extends close to the edges of the rug for maximum stability.

This is normal after shipping. Allow the rug to lay flat for 24-48 hours. You can also gently back-roll the rug to relax the fibers, or place heavy, flat objects on the creased areas.

Regularly vacuum the rug to lift and separate the fibers. You can also gently brush the pile with your fingers or a soft brush, or use a carpet rake designed for shaggy rugs, to fluff it up.

New rugs sometimes have a 'new rug smell' which dissipates over time. Air out the rug in a well-ventilated room or outdoors (not in direct, prolonged sunlight). Ensure no moisture is trapped in the rug, as this can cause mildew.

Use a vacuum with strong suction. For stubborn dirt, consider using a carpet cleaning solution specifically designed for polypropylene rugs, following the product instructions carefully. For best results, professional cleaning is recommended.