We have seen a growing demand for large rugs in general. For Company C, our 10’ x 14’ sales have really blossomed so we plan to produce even more designs in that size. The 8’ x 11’ size fills a mid-point between the 6’ x 9’ and l0’ x 14’. Sorry, no plans for a 9’ x 12’ in the near future.

My recommendations would be in some cases the use of (2 of the same) 6’ x 9’ rugs side by side can work to fill larger spaces. Leaving a gap in between to show from floor. Not ideal for a dining room, but fine in large living spaces that may have two distinct zones or sitting areas. It is often best to round up to the largest rug size possible for the room to be flexible for furniture placement, rather than going too small. By the way, have you tried our room planner where you can drop different rugs into scaled rooms?

Thanks again for your question and interest in Company C.

Walter Chapin
President, Company C, Inc.

We have seen a growing demand for large rugs in general. For Company C, our 10’ x 14’ sales have really blossomed so we plan to produce even more designs in that size. The 8’ x 11’ size fills a mid-point between the 6’ x 9’ and l0’ x 14’. Sorry, no plans for a 9’ x 12’ in the near future.

My recommendations would be in some cases the use of (2 of the same) 6’ x 9’ rugs side by side can work to fill larger spaces. Leaving a gap in between to show from floor. Not ideal for a dining room, but fine in large living spaces that may have two distinct zones or sitting areas. It is often best to round up to the largest rug size possible for the room to be flexible for furniture placement, rather than going too small. By the way, have you tried our room planner where you can drop different rugs into scaled rooms?

Thanks again for your question and interest in Company C.

Walter Chapin
President, Company C, Inc.

We have seen a growing demand for large rugs in general. For Company C, our
10 X 14 sales have really blossomed so we plan to produce even more designs
in that size. The 8 X 11 size fills a mid-point between the 6 X 9 and l0 X
14. Sorry no immediate plans for a 9 X 12.

My recommendations would be the use of (2 of the same) 6 X 9
rugs side by side can work to fill larger spaces. Leaving a gap in between
to show floor. Not ideal for a dining table, but fine in large living
spaces that may have two sitting areas. It is often best
to round up to the largest rug size possible to be flexible for
furniture placement in the room, rather than going too small.

By the way, have you tried our room planner where you can drop different rugs into scaled rooms?

Thanks again for your question and interest in Company C!

Walter