Is 50 knots per square inch good for a runner?

It is a solid mid-range density for hand-knotted rugs. It holds up to foot traffic better than loose, low-knot weaves, though it is less fine than high-knot collector pieces.

Will it work in a hallway with dogs and kids?

Yes. It is rated for high-traffic areas and the maker lists households with children and pets among its intended uses. Vacuum it regularly, especially in the first months when hand-knotted wool sheds.

Why might my rug look different from the one pictured?

Hand-knotted rugs vary in design, color, pattern, size and weight from piece to piece. Expect small differences rather than an exact match to a photo or swatch.

A pad is sold separately. On hardwood or tile it adds grip and cushioning and helps protect the knot structure; the half-inch pile alone gives only modest cushioning.

What size is the runner?

It is 30 inches wide and 120 inches long, with a 0.5-inch height. Handcrafted pieces can vary slightly from those figures.

Where is the Sienna Hand-Knotted Runner Rug cheapest?

At Eskayel, for $160.00, as of our latest check.

Where can I buy the Sienna Hand-Knotted Runner Rug?

2 stores we checked sell it, including Arhaus, Eskayel.

Sienna Hand-Knotted Runner Rug

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Sienna Hand-Knotted Runner Rug

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$160.00at EskayelChecked 7 h ago

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Our take on the Sienna Hand-Knotted Runner Rug

The Sienna is a hand-knotted runner, 30 inches wide and 120 inches long, with a half-inch pile and 50 knots per square inch. That knot count puts it in the middle of the hand-knotted field: denser and more durable than tufted or machine-made runners, but less fine than high-knot heirloom pieces. It is rated for high-traffic areas, so hallways, entryways and kitchens are its natural home, and it suits households with kids and pets. Because each one is handcrafted, design, color, pattern, size and weight vary from piece to piece.

Best forHallways and entrywaysKitchens and family roomsHouseholds with children or petsShoppers wanting a hand-knotted runner rather than a machine-made one

Pros

Hand-knotted construction with 50 knots per square inch
Rated for high-traffic areas
Long 10-foot runner length suits hallways
Half-inch pile adds cushioning underfoot
Each piece is unique in color and pattern

Cons

Hand-knotted rugs shed and need regular vacuuming at first
Variation in size and color means the delivered rug may differ from the sample
Rug pad sold separately
Hand-knotted wool is harder to clean than synthetic runners

Sienna Hand-Knotted Runner Rug prices at every store

EskayelNew
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$160.00+ $28.40 shippingChecked 7 h ago
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$2,200.00Checked 7 h ago
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Sienna Hand-Knotted Runner Rug price history

Lowest price we've seen: $160.00 on Nov 15 at Eskayel. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 15.

From Arhaus

Hand-knotted runner rug
50 knots/sq. inch
Recommended for high-traffic areas
Ideal for entryways, hallways, stairs, family rooms, and kitchens
Great option for households with children and pets
Handcrafted rugs may vary in design, color, pattern, size, and weight

Sizing: Handcrafted rugs may vary in size and weight
Shipping: Free shipping
In the box: Rug swatches available to order, Rug pads available to order

About the Sienna Hand-Knotted Runner Rug

The Sienna is a hand-knotted runner rug with 50 knots per square inch. It measures 30 inches wide and 120 inches long, with a height of 0.5 inches.

It is recommended for high-traffic areas such as entryways, hallways, stairs, family rooms and kitchens. It is also suited to households with children and pets.

Because the rug is handcrafted, design, color, pattern, size and weight may vary from piece to piece.

Type: Hand-knotted runner rug
Width: 30"
Length: 120"
Height: 0.5"
Knot density: 50 knots per square inch
Traffic level: High-traffic areas
Recommended areas: Entryways, hallways, stairs, family rooms, kitchens
Variation: Handcrafted, so design, color, pattern, size and weight may vary

Specifications

Width: 30"Source
Depth: 120"Source
Height: 0.5"Source
Knots per square inch: 50 knots/sq. inchSource

Questions and answers

Is 50 knots per square inch good for a runner?: It is a solid mid-range density for hand-knotted rugs. It holds up to foot traffic better than loose, low-knot weaves, though it is less fine than high-knot collector pieces.
Will it work in a hallway with dogs and kids?: Yes. It is rated for high-traffic areas and the maker lists households with children and pets among its intended uses. Vacuum it regularly, especially in the first months when hand-knotted wool sheds.
Why might my rug look different from the one pictured?: Hand-knotted rugs vary in design, color, pattern, size and weight from piece to piece. Expect small differences rather than an exact match to a photo or swatch.
Do I need a rug pad?: A pad is sold separately. On hardwood or tile it adds grip and cushioning and helps protect the knot structure; the half-inch pile alone gives only modest cushioning.
What size is the runner?: It is 30 inches wide and 120 inches long, with a 0.5-inch height. Handcrafted pieces can vary slightly from those figures.
Where is the Sienna Hand-Knotted Runner Rug cheapest?: At Eskayel, for $160.00, as of our latest check.
Where can I buy the Sienna Hand-Knotted Runner Rug?: 2 stores we checked sell it, including Arhaus, Eskayel.