Hallway Runner Collection

Our Everyday Favourite Hallway Runners are availbale in set sizes up to 3.30m long and can be purchased using our online Click 'n' Collect service.  If you would like a hallway runner rug longer than this, not a problem, simply go bespoke with our Make Me A Rug or Runner designer where you can design a completely personalised runner up to 7m long. Want even longer than this? Depending on the product this might be possible, simply speak to your local Alternative Retail Partner to find out more. 

For us here at Alternative Flooring, it’s never just about the runner. We’re craftspeople with a conscience, with sustainability woven into every natural fibre. Our hallway runners are all ethically sourced, as well as climate-friendly. Even better is that when you order samples online, we plant a tree in our name in our burgeoning Alternative Forest – now that’s good news for the planet. Our hallway runner rugs aren’t manufactured, they are manucrafted, combing expert craftsmanship with the latest manufacturing technology.

No worries. Create your own bespoke hallway unner with our Make Me A Rug or Runner designer tool. Go bespoke and create your runner your way. Whether it’s a quirky geometric hall runner design by Ben Pentreath, classic elegance from Divine Savages or a bold look from Margo Selby, we’re sure to have something perfect for you. 

There are many different methods of stopping your hallway runner from sliding or creeping on the floor. The best way to hold a runner in place is by using a good quality rug/runner underlay. This will help stop your runner from moving on smooth floors or creeping on carpet. Not to mention it will also help reduce the risk of slips, trips and falls. If you need product advice, or inspiration, browse our Help & Advice section now.

Sometimes, when a carpet runner is first unrolled, they can be a little curly and turn up at the corners. This is perfectly normal and usually because the runner has been rolled up tightly post-crafting. This can easily be rectified with a few simple steps. Firstly try “reverse rolling” – essentially rolling the runner the other way and leave the striped runner rug like this for a couple of days. This should encourage the hallway runner to lay flat. However, if it’s being particularly stubborn, get in touch with your local Alternative Retail Partner who will be able to offer you advice and help.

Our hallway carpet runners add texture, style and interest to your space. That’s why it’s so important to make sure your runner is kept in beautiful condition. Our hallway runner rugs are made from natural fibres such as 100% wool and speed is of the essence when there’s a spill or potential stain.

We recommend only using cleaning products with the WoolSafe Certification Mark on your hallway rug runner. That way you can be reassured that the products have been tried and tested on all delicate, natural rug and carpeting materials. When it comes to wool runners, always blot and never rub, otherwise you run the risk of distorting or changing the direction of the pile. Never use any cleaners that are for household use, such as washing up liquid or soaps as they can cause rapid resoiling or colour bleeding. If you’re ever in any doubt as to what to do, get in contact with a WoolSafe expert.