Dandy by William Armes, Ios Stripe Indoor Washable Rug, Red, 100 x 67

It looks lovely in my bathroom and is durable and hard wearing.

Great quality, nice design I had purchased three in total for different parts of the house absolutely love them

A nice looking mat with a good combination of colours that goes well in our living room with reds and browns as the main colours. The mat is somewhat basic but neat and tidy looking. It is a thin mat but a good size that we selected so it covers most of the width of some French doors. I think it could be priced a little more competitively but it's a decent size for a decent price

I love these mats and this is my third set of two runners which I have in my kitchen to catch the mud and dirt brought in by my dog. I vacuum once a week and wash in the washing machine when necessary. The backing does eventually wear, as you would expect especially if you are washing them frequently, but I still think they are well worth the money compared to others in the market place. The colour mixes are lovely and I alternate between two different colours when one is in the wash, and they really brighten up the kitchen. I have them on painted floorboards and they stay put pretty well with a springer spaniel bouncing around!!

Good quality keep it inside near the front door looks very hard wearing very comfortable on your feet good valence for money

I almost bought a much more expensive mat to go inside my front door, but I'm glad I got this one instead. I think it's a sensible size for a front door - any smaller and I'd be stepping over it rather than onto it as I come in; any larger and it would be difficult to fit into a washing machine. The muted colour stripes look very smart and don't show up the dirt too much, and the non-slip backing does a good job of keeping it in place (on a carpet).

Beautiful runner. Bought for my kitchen and by the door. Thick feel and good back gripping. Great for washing too.

The runner itself is good quality. We bought several to protect our new oak flooring on heavy wear areas, however the claim that it is suitable for all floors is not correct. Unfortunately we have discovered that the non-slip surface underneath has reacted with the wood (or perhaps the oil) to leave a mini-chequered pattern underneath the entire runner. Fortunately we have discovered this reasonably quickly, and hopefully a light sanding and re-oil will restore the floor, but now we have 3 runners with no use and a floor (that we were trying to protect) that needs to be fixed.