Long hallway runners
Runners 240 cm long, for halls and landings where a 200 cm runner leaves too much bare floor.
- Beige & Natural
- Blue & Navy
- Charcoal & Black
- Cream & Ivory
- Green & Sage
- Grey & Silver
- Orange & Ochre
- Red & Terracotta
Sizes in this collection
| Size (cm) | Approx. feet | Designs in this size | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| 80 x 150 cm | 2ft 7in x 4ft 11in | 1 | £89.98 |
| 80 x 160 cm | 2ft 7in x 5ft 3in | 6 | £69.98 |
| 67 x 240 cm | 2ft 2in x 7ft 10in | 6 | £79.98 |
| 68 x 240 cm | 2ft 3in x 7ft 10in | 11 | £79.98 |
| 80 x 240 cm | 2ft 7in x 7ft 10in | 2 | £99.98 |
| 120 x 160 cm | 3ft 11in x 5ft 3in | 6 | £89.98 |
| 120 x 170 cm | 3ft 11in x 5ft 7in | 11 | £89.98 |
| 160 x 230 cm | 5ft 3in x 7ft 7in | 12 | £139.98 |
| 160 x 240 cm | 5ft 3in x 7ft 10in | 6 | £148.98 |
| 200 x 290 cm | 6ft 7in x 9ft 6in | 10 | £229.98 |
| 200 x 300 cm | 6ft 7in x 9ft 10in | 6 | £219.98 |
| 240 x 340 cm | 7ft 10in x 11ft 2in | 4 | £289.98 |
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When you need a 240 cm runner
Most standard runners are about 200 cm long. In a typical UK hallway of 3 to 4 metres, a 240 cm runner covers more of the walkway while still leaving floor showing at each end, so it looks deliberate rather than squeezed in. Every runner in this collection comes in a 240 cm length, in one of three widths:
| Size | What you will find here | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 67 x 240 cm | Machine-woven polyester runners in Persian-inspired and vintage designs with a low pile | Narrow halls, doors that open over the runner |
| 68 x 240 cm | Power-loomed jute flatweaves in bouclé, loop and herringbone textures | Natural, textured looks; layering on wood floors |
| 80 x 240 cm | Polypropylene shaggy runners | Wider landings and beside a bed |
Getting the length right
Leave roughly 15 to 30 cm of floor at each end of the hall and keep the runner clear of door swings. If two runners are needed for a very long hall, match the design and leave an even gap between them. Our hallway runner calculator works out the size for you, and the runner size guide explains the rules.
Questions about long hallway runners
How long should a hallway runner be?
Long enough to leave about 15 to 30 cm of floor at each end and clear any door swing. In many 3 to 4 metre halls that means a 240 cm runner.
How wide should a runner be?
Leave around 10 to 15 cm of floor either side. 67 to 68 cm suits most narrow UK halls; 80 cm suits wider halls and landings.
Do long runners need an underlay?
Yes on hard floors. A thin non-slip mesh underlay the full length stops slipping and creeping.