How are Halınet carpets cleaned?

It depends on the carpet type. Washable carpets can be machine washed on a low spin cycle. Traditionally woven carpets should be cleaned by a professional carpet washing service. Vintage and handwoven carpets should be wiped with a damp cloth and never washed in water.

Which carpet suits which room?

Classic or modern patterns work well in living rooms, soft chenille/cotton carpets in bedrooms, washable carpets in kids' rooms, and washable non-slip carpets in kitchens. For hallways, long narrow runner styles are recommended.

How do I choose the right carpet size?

Standard sizes based on room dimensions: 80×150 cm (small), 120×180 cm (medium), 160×230 cm (large), 200×290 cm (living room), 240×340 cm (large living room). Add about 30 cm of margin around the area your furniture will sit on.

How do shipping and returns work?

Free worldwide shipping. Orders ship within 1-3 business days after confirmation. You can return within 14 days for any reason, no questions asked. The carpet must be unused and in its original packaging.

Non-Slip Rug Models and Prices

When searching for non-slip rugs, most people consider only one problem: the rug sliding on the floor. However, there are two distinct types of slipping that occur independently in a home, and their solutions are not interchangeable. The 4,400+ models in this collection have been curated by addressing both issues separately.

Slipping underneath: friction between the rug and the floor

On smooth surfaces like parquet, laminate, ceramic, and marble, the rug itself moves. The backing of the rug is crucial here: latex or rubber-coated backings, gelatin-dotted bases, and flat woven bases create very different friction with the floor. A lightweight rug with a slippery backing, no matter how beautiful, will bunch up near the door within a few weeks. Weight also plays a role: a small, light piece will shift much more easily than a large rug with the same backing structure. For narrow pieces like doormats and kitchen runners, it's almost a rule to place a thin mesh pad underneath, regardless of the backing, because the rug's own weight isn't enough to hold it in place. Check the backing description on the product page: not every model in the collection has a rubber backing; some have a flat woven base.

Slipping on top: grip between the foot and the pile

The second type of slipping occurs on the rug's surface. Very smooth, silky-looking, and long-pile surfaces can cause feet to slip when walked on with socks. In areas where wet feet are common, such as stair landings, bathroom exits, and in front of kitchen counters, a short and dense pile surface provides better grip. On steps with elevation changes, the edge of the rug lifting is another risk; models with thick overlock binding stay more secure there. For the same reasons, bathroom rugs and doormats are grouped under separate categories.