The Renoazul 80×300 cm Rugs combine luxury, and functionality in a perfect runner format. Each rug is machine-made using , premium materials, offering exceptional texture, durability, and timeless design. Ideal for hallways, corridors, kitchens, or any elongated spaces, our runner rugs add warmth, elegance, and style while complementing modern and traditional interiors alike. From sleek contemporary designs to classic patterns, Renoazul delivers luxury 80×300 cm rugs that enhance the beauty of long, narrow spaces and provide comfort underfoot. Experience the blend of sustainability, and lasting quality with every Renoazul runner rug.
Quick answer: is an 80 x 300 runner right for my hallway?
Measure your hallway. An 80 cm wide runner looks best in a hallway of about 95 to 110 cm wide (8 to 15 cm of floor each side). The 300 cm length suits a run of about 3.3 to 3.6 m, leaving 15 to 30 cm at each end. Narrower hallway? Choose 60 x 300 cm. Longer? Choose 80 x 460 cm.
80 x 300 cm runner buying guide
A runner is the hardest-working rug in the house: every person, pet and pair of shoes walks over it. The right 80 x 300 cm runner fits the space, stays put and keeps looking good. Here is how to choose one.
1. Measure in three places
- Width: measure wall to wall at the narrowest point, including radiators or skirting. Take off 15 to 30 cm.
- Length: measure the clear run of floor. Take off 30 to 60 cm so floor shows at both ends.
- Door clearance: check the gap under any door that opens over the runner. Low pile runners clear most internal doors; medium pile runners need a little more room.
2. Pick a backing for your floor
- Laminate, wood, tiles or vinyl: choose a non-slip runner with a rubber or gel back, such as Rocco, Nada, Kolm or Greeky.
- Wanting a softer, traditional look: a jute-backed medium pile runner such as Rome, Rada or Tagab.
3. Choose a colour that works hard
Mid-tones, patterns and marble effects hide everyday dirt far better than pale plain colours. Light, long runners make a narrow hallway feel wider; strong patterns draw the eye along a long corridor. Striped designs such as Kolm make a short hallway feel longer.
4. Long or L-shaped hallways
Use two runners rather than one awkward size. Leave a gap of 10 to 15 cm between them and keep the same design so the hallway reads as one space. See all hallway runners and our guide to hallway runners.
5. Using it in the kitchen
An 80 x 300 cm runner fits the length of a long galley kitchen, with comfort where you stand to cook and wash up. Low pile, non-slip designs are easiest to keep clean. Browse kitchen rugs.
Compare 80 x 300 cm runners
| Design | Style | Pile | Backing | Material | Colours in this size | Price (this size) from |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rocco | Plain | Low | Non-slip gel | Polypropylene | 11 colours | £38.99 |
| Nada | Geometric | Low | Non-slip gel | Polypropylene | 6 colours | £37.99 |
| Kolm | Striped | Low | Non-slip rubber | Polypropylene | 3 colours | £39.99 |
| Greeky | Bordered | Low | Non-slip rubber | Polypropylene | 12 colours | £38.99 |
| Estime | Geometric | Low | Non-slip rubber | Polypropylene | 2 colours | £39.99 |
| Ouranos | Geometric | Low | Non-slip rubber | Polypropylene | 3 colours | £39.99 |
| Marble | Marble Effect | Low | Non-slip gel | Polypropylene | 7 colours | £44.99 |
| Rome | Traditional Floral | Medium | Jute | Polypropylene | 7 colours | £53.99 |
| Rada | Traditional Floral | Medium | Jute | Polyester | 8 colours | £53.99 |
| Tagab | Traditional Oriental | Medium | Jute | Polypropylene | 1 colour | £53.99 |
| Arta | Vintage Traditional | Medium | Jute | Polypropylene | 6 colours | £53.99 |
| Zinat | Traditional | Medium | Jute | Polyester | 7 colours | £53.99 |
| Wello | Traditional Floral | Medium | Jute | Polyester | 4 colours | £52.99 |
| Havana | Geometric | Medium | Jute | Polypropylene | 11 colours | £69.89 |
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80 x 300 cm runner FAQs
What is 80 x 300 cm in feet?
80 x 300 cm is about 2 ft 7 in wide and 9 ft 10 in long.
How wide should a hallway be for an 80 cm runner?
About 95 to 110 cm wide, so 8 to 15 cm of floor shows on each side. For hallways under about 90 cm wide, a 60 cm wide runner looks better.
How long should a hallway runner be?
Leave 15 to 30 cm of floor at each end. A 300 cm runner suits a hallway of about 3.3 to 3.6 metres long. For longer hallways choose 80 x 460 cm or use two runners.
Will an 80 x 300 runner slip on laminate?
Choose a rubber or gel backed runner such as Rocco, Nada, Kolm or Greeky. The backing grips laminate, wood and tiles. On smooth floors, use a rug gripper under jute-backed runners such as Zinat and Wello.
Can I use an 80 x 300 runner in the kitchen?
Yes. It suits long galley kitchens. Low pile, non-slip runners are best because they sit flat, clear cupboard doors and wipe clean.
How do I clean a hallway runner?
Vacuum two or three times a week, blot spills straight away and sponge marks with warm water and a little washing-up liquid. Rotate the runner every few months so it wears evenly.




































































