Cut and looped in one weave
Two pile heights in the same rug, so the pattern reads as real texture rather than a printed motif.
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Check Wool Living Room Rug — High-Low Pile, Hand Woven, Thatch
Asiatic
- High-Low Pile
- Wool
- Hand made
72% WO0L 28% POLYESTER · Hand Woven · Cut and Loop · 5 mm pile · Made in India
£259.00
Colour
Ecru
Size
Fits a 3-seater sofa with its front legs on the rug.
Also the smallest rectangle that still reads as a dining rug under a six-seater — chairs will sit close to the edge.
15 mm total height — measure your door gap if the rug meets a door swing.
Asiatic recommend an anti-slip underlay for this rug — it stops the rug creeping on hard floors, takes the wear instead of the pile, and is softer underfoot.
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Description
Thatch is woven by hand from undyed wool, accentuated with a low loop base and high cut pile that forms a multidimensional grid.
Specification
- Sizes available
- 160 x 230 cm · 200 x 290 cm
- Material
- 72% WO0L 28% POLYESTER
- Technique
- Hand Woven
- Pile type
- Cut and Loop
- Pile height
- 5 mm
- Total height
- 15 mm
- Backing
- Cotton
- Pattern
- Check
- Made in
- India
- Weight
- 6.624 kg
- Underlay
- Recommended
Delivery & returns
Free delivery on every order. Estimated total delivery time is 7–10 business days — 1–2 business days to process, then 6–8 business days in transit. Orders placed after 5:00 PM are processed the next business day.
You have 30 days from the date of delivery to request a return. Items must be unused and in their original packaging. Return shipping is at your cost unless the item arrives damaged, defective or incorrect — in which case we cover it. If anything arrives damaged, send us a photo within 7 days and we will replace it or refund you in full.
Care
This rug is recommended for indoor use only. Gentle vacuum with
brush attachment, do not use a beater-bar vacuum cleaner could damage the pile. Clean spills
immediately with a dry absorbent cloth, never rub a spill. If a stain cannot be removed seek
specialist advice. Do not machine wash. All natural wool rugs shed loose fibre on initial use.
Loose threads should be trimmed with scissors. We recommend the use of an anti-slip pad to
reduce trip hazards and protect the floor surface. Keep away from fire.
Guidelines only — always refer to the care label attached to your rug.
Which size do I need?
The furniture sets the scale, not the room. Pick the piece the rug has to work with and match it — a well-placed smaller rug still does the job.
What size for a 3-seater sofa? 160 × 230 cm puts the front legs on the pile. 200 × 290 cm brings the whole sofa on. Match the sofa, not the room.
How far from the wall? 20–30 cm of bare floor in a small room, 40–50 cm in a larger one. Don't stretch it to the skirting.
Too big or too small? Too big, as long as a border of floor still shows. A rug that is too small makes the sofa and table look unrelated.
How much rug past the table? About 60 cm on every side. That is the pull-out clearance, so chair legs stay on the rug when someone stands up.
What size for a six-seater? 160 × 230 cm is the smallest that works, with chairs close to the edge. 200 × 290 cm is comfortable.
Which pile suits a dining room? A low pile or flatweave — chairs slide instead of catching.
What size under a king bed? A UK king is roughly 193 × 203 cm. 240 × 340 cm reaches past both bedside tables and looks finished.
And a double? 200 × 290 cm is modest but works. Aim for 40–60 cm of rug at the sides and foot so you land on it getting up.
Can I spend less? Yes — two runners either side of the bed do the same job.
How wide should a runner be? Around 66 cm is standard, leaving 10–20 cm of floor each side.
Where should it start? A little way in from the front door, clear of the door swing.
Will it slip? Not with an anti-slip underlay, which Asiatic recommend for most of their rugs.
Available in 160 x 230 cm·200 x 290 cm
Cut-and-loop pile, 5 mm
Low enough to sit under a door and a coffee table without bunching, warm enough underfoot to walk on barefoot.
Hand woven in India
Made by hand on a loom, which is why no two rugs carry exactly the same texture.
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