Hallway Runners

Our hallway runners are chosen for long-wear durability, low profile and confident patterning; perfect for busy corridors, entryways and apartment halls. Available in washable constructions, low-pile flatweaves and stain-resistant synthetics, each runner includes clear size guidance and pad recommendations so you can pick a length and backing that fit your passageway and lifestyle.

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  • 96" Boho Medallion Woven Polyester Runner Rug in Blue and Orange

    96" Boho Medallion Woven Polyester Runner Rug in Blue and Orange

    $109.99

FAQs of Hallway Runners

What length runner do I need for my hallway?

Measure your hallway's total length and subtract about 6 to 10 inches on each end so the runner doesn't touch the walls or door thresholds. Most runners come in standard lengths like 6, 8, or 10 feet, so round down slightly if your hallway falls between sizes rather than choosing one that's too long to fit properly.

How wide should a hallway runner be?

A runner should leave a few inches of visible flooring on each side, typically meaning a 24 to 30 inch wide runner suits most standard hallways in the 36 to 42 inch range. Wider hallways can accommodate a proportionally wider runner without it looking undersized.

Can a runner be used on a staircase landing?

Yes, low-pile and flatweave runners work well on landings, though stair-specific installation typically requires additional stair rods or padding not needed for a flat hallway. Check whether the runner's backing and thickness suit stair use before assuming a hallway runner will work the same way on stairs.

Are washable runners as durable as non-washable ones?

Washable runners are specifically built to withstand repeated laundering without losing shape or color, making them a practical choice for high-traffic hallways prone to dirt and spills. Non-washable runners can still be durable, but they rely on spot cleaning rather than full washing to stay presentable over time.

How do I keep a hallway runner from sliding on hardwood floors?

A non-slip rug pad or runner grip tape underneath prevents shifting, which is especially important in a hallway where quick, repeated foot traffic increases the risk of a rug bunching or sliding. This also adds a layer of cushioning underfoot on hard flooring.

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