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.

Pet-Friendly Rug Models and Prices

When someone with a cat or dog at home looks for a rug, they're actually trying to solve three separate problems at once: do claws get caught in the weave, can shedding fur be easily removed from the surface, and how quickly do spills penetrate to the backing. Each of these is addressed by different features, and no single model might be the best at all three. That's why this page highlights three distinct technical considerations rather than one magic feature.

First Contact: Claws and Weave Engagement

On looped pile surfaces, the loop stands like a small ring, and a claw can get caught inside this ring. When the animal pulls its paw, the loop is pulled, creating a long snag on the surface. On cut pile surfaces, since the tip of the loop is cut, there's no ring for claws to get caught in. Twisted, tightly-spun frieze surfaces also reduce snagging; because the yarn twists on itself, it doesn't present a clear loop to a claw. For homes with a scratching cat, this alone might be the most decisive factor.

Second Contact: Where Fur Settles

On a short, densely woven surface, shed fur doesn't embed between the fibers; it stays on top and is easily picked up by a vacuum. Color also plays a role: a uniform dark background shows light fur much more than it would dark fur, and a plain cream background shows dark fur much more. Lightly patterned or melange tones are more forgiving for daily appearance. In addition to a vacuum, a rubber squeegee or rubber glove can collect fur clinging to the weave, gathering it into clumps; this method often works better than a vacuum on long pile surfaces.

Third Contact: Liquids and Time

When an accident happens, the crucial factor is how quickly the rug allows liquid to reach the backing. Dense weaving and a coated backing extend this time, giving you more time to intervene. No rug is completely leak-proof; acting quickly is the first rule for every model. The most common mistake at this point is rubbing: rubbing spreads the liquid sideways and deeper. The correct approach is to blot with paper towels or a white cloth, pressing down to absorb, and repeating until no stain remains. If frequent washing is likely, choosing from washable rugs will make your life easier; the same logic applies to kids' rugs.

All 4,200+ models are machine-woven and primarily contain polypropylene and polyester; details on stain intervention are in our care guide. Shipping takes 1-3 business days, and the return period is 14 days.