2x3 Rugs
2x3 rugs for the places that need a small rug: the front door, the sink, the bathroom and the bedside.
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How to choose a 2x3 rug
2x3 is the size name for a rug of about 2 by 3 feet. The actual size is shown under Size on each rug and can be a few inches smaller, so measure the spot before you order.
Where does a 2x3 rug go?
It suits an entryway, the front of a kitchen sink, a bathroom, a bedside or a small desk area. It is an accent size, not a room size. For a bigger entrance see our entryway rug guide or the entryway rugs.
Do I need a rug pad?
A small rug slides easily, so a rug pad that is slightly smaller than the rug keeps it in place.
Need a bigger size?
Try 3x5 rugs for a front door or runner rugs for a hallway.
Frequently asked questions
What is the actual size of a 2x3 rug?
2x3 is the size name for a rug of about 2 by 3 feet. The actual size is shown under Size on each rug and can be a few inches smaller.
Where can I use a 2x3 rug?
A 2x3 suits an entryway, the front of a kitchen sink, a bathroom, a bedside or a small desk area. It is an accent size, so it will not anchor a whole room.
Will a 2x3 rug stay in place?
A small rug can slide, so put a rug pad slightly smaller than the rug under it. The pad keeps the corners flat on hardwood, laminate and tile.
What if I need something bigger than 2x3?
A 3x5 covers more floor at a front door, and a runner suits a hallway or galley kitchen.
Is a 2x3 rug big enough for a front door?
Yes, for a small entrance. For a wider door or a foyer, a 3x5 covers more floor, and a runner suits a hallway.
Where can I find shipping and returns details?
Shipping and returns details are on our shipping policy and returns policy pages, and the rules can differ by country and by item. Read them before you order, and contact us if you have a question.