Use and Care Manual

ManualsBrandsSurya ManualsArea RugsMarlene Beige/Multi 8 ft. x 10 ft. Medallion Indoor Area Rug

Rug sizing and placement can make or break any room decor. Choosing the correct rug size is essential to complementing a space

properly and making a room look the best it can. When selecting a rug, consider your furniture and take note of the various layout

options available. A rug that is too small or ill-proportioned to the room can make the space feel smaller or look imbalanced. Choosing

the right rug size will not only help dene the area and make it feel more rened and cohesive, but it can also enhance the overall

acoustics of the space.

RUG SIZING

5’ x 7’ Area RugRunners 8’ x 10’ Area Rug

9’ x 12’ & Larger Bedrooms Dining Rooms

Utilize these in the more confined areas

of your home that could benefit from

an added touch of warmth. Ideal for

entryways, hallways, and kitchens.

Ideal for spacious rooms requiring a

perfect grounding layer, 9’ x 12’ rugs

provide the perfect solution.

Employ this rug size to complement large

sectionals and harmonize the space with

additional seating.

Limited room? No worries! Enhance

loveseats and smaller sofas with 5x7

area rugs. Ensure the front legs of your

furniture are in contact to create a more

grounded feel in your space.

For a luxurious underfoot experience, opt

for 6’ x 9’ or 8’ x 10’ rugs. Position the rug

at least 1/5 (or 1/4 for 6’ x 9’) away from

the headboard to extend the sense of

coziness to the foot of the bed.

Ideal for areas with ample seating, 8’

x 10’ rugs provide a perfect fit for all

furniture legs, creating a more anchored

space. This size is also excellent for

larger dining tables and adds a beautiful

accent beneath beds.

When selecting a rug for your dining

room, factor in the size and shape of

your table. Ensure the rug is spacious

enough to prevent guests’ chairs from

catching against the rug’s edge. For 5-6

seats, 8’ x 10’ rugs are a reliable choice. If

you have a round or square table, opt for

a rug of the corresponding shape.

Summary of content (5 pages)

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RUG SIZING Rug sizing and placement can make or break any room decor. Choosing the correct rug size is essential to complementing a space properly and making a room look the best it can. When selecting a rug, consider your furniture and take note of the various layout options available. A rug that is too small or ill-proportioned to the room can make the space feel smaller or look imbalanced.
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RUG MATERIALS Polypropylene/Olefin/Polyolefin Synthetic (man-made) made by extruding polymers or petrochemicals and solution-dyed in a liquid state before it is formed into yarn. It is highly durable, moisture, fade and stain resistant, with minimal-to-no shedding or color variation. This material has a slight chemical odor which will fade over time. Polyester/Acrylic/Poly Acrylic/Nylon Synthetic (man-made) made by extruding polymers or petrochemicals and yarn-dyed.
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RUG CONSTRUCTION Construction Machine Woven How It’s Made Benefits Characteristics Mechanically woven on a large loom machine Lower price than handmade rugs, little to no variation from piece to piece, minimal shedding, suitable for high traffic areas since it’s easy to clean Typically does not last as long as handmade constructions Hand Woven Woven by hand on a pit loom or punja loom Highly textural, high perceived value Size/design/color may vary slightly, typically very thick which can be dif
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RUG CLEANING & CARE Vacuuming Taking care of your rug properly helps maintain its value. Use a vacuum cleaner without a beater bar to stop dirt and dust from settling into the rug. Brooms and manual sweepers are also a gentle and effective way to clean rugs. Refrain from running the vacuum over the edges of the rug or the rugs. Instead, use the handheld attachment or carefully place the vacuum on the rug. Spills In the event of a spill, press the spot firmly with a dye-free cloth to absorb the liquid.
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COMMON CONCERNS Design, Color & Size Handmade rugs may have slight variation in design, color, and size (3%-5%) which are not considered defects. Machine woven rugs may have slight variation in size (up to 2%) which are not considered defects. Shedding Shedding is considered normal and will vary depending on the construction and content. Shedding will usually subside over time, although some rugs may have mild shedding for the lifetime of the rug.