Black and White Chequerboard Berber Stair Runner - Lemzoun
Black and White Chequerboard Berber Stair Runner - Lemzoun
- Handmade
- Thickness 2 cm
- Underfloor heating
- Soft to the touch
Choose your dimensions
Customise your rug: with or without fringes
30-day money-back guarantee
100% free returns
30-day money-back guarantee
30 days to change your mind.
Return postage fully covered.
Pay in 3, interest-free
Pay in 3, interest-free
Pay in 3 equal instalments, with no fees and no interest.
Customer service
Customer service 🇬🇧
Our team helps you choose the right rug and answers your questions.
Specifications
Specifications
| Composition | 100% Sheep's Wool |
| Construction | Hand-knotted |
| Thickness | 2 cm |
| Origin | Morocco |
| Brand | Casemira |
| Underfloor heating | Compatible |
| Backing | Wool and cotton, no glued backing |
Care advice
Care advice
Delivery and returns
Delivery and returns
Delivery: France
Free delivery on this rug.
- Making : Your rug is hand-knotted in Morocco after you order, to your dimensions.
- Delivery time : Delivered within 3 weeks of your order. We will email you a tracking link when your parcel is dispatched.
How made to measure works
- You choose your dimensions : Width and length to the centimetre, fringes of your choice. The price appears instantly.
- The workshop knots your rug : It is hand-knotted in Morocco, in sheep’s wool, to your exact dimensions.
- It is delivered to your door : Free delivery within 3 weeks, free returns for 30 days.
Free returns within 30 days
Even when made to your dimensions, your rug can be returned free of charge. You have 30 days after delivery to let us know, the return is entirely at our expense, and the refund is made within 14 days of receiving and checking the rug.
Your selection
Length we suggest
Allow a little extra: laid and pressed onto every step, the runner takes a few centimetres more than the calculation. Too long can be trimmed as you fit it; too short cannot be made up.
Good to know
- Your steps may be different: measure one and multiply.
- The length we suggest already includes this fitting allowance.
- 5 cm of space on each side is ideal, between the runner and the edge of the steps.
- Width from 60 to 120 cm, length from 150 to 600 cm. Beyond that: write to us.
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Sheep's wool (100%): a curly, strong wool made for high-traffic areas.
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Made to measure, to the centimetre: you give us the exact width and length to cover.
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Your questions about made to measure
The essential answers before ordering your Berber rug
How do I order a rug in my own dimensions?
Enter the width and length you want, to the centimetre, in the configurator. The price appears instantly: it depends on the surface area of your rug. If your dimensions match a standard size, its exact price applies. Your rug is then knotted to your exact dimensions.
Can I choose the fringes?
Yes, at no extra cost: fringes on both ends, on one end or no fringes. You make this choice when ordering, just below the dimensions.
Will my rug look exactly like the photo?
Each piece is knotted by hand, so it is unique: patterns and density may vary slightly from the photo. These small irregularities are the signature of handwork.
How long does delivery take?
Your rug is made after you order and delivered within 3 weeks. Delivery is free and a tracking link is emailed to you when the parcel leaves.
Can I return a made-to-measure rug?
Yes. As across the whole site, you have 30 days after delivery to return your rug, even when made to your dimensions. Returns are free.
How do I care for a wool Berber rug?
Vacuum regularly without a rotating brush to preserve the pile. If there is a stain, blot it straight away with a dry cloth, without rubbing. For a deep clean, entrust it to a professional rug cleaner.
Where does this rug come from?
It is hand-knotted in Morocco, in mostly sheep’s wool on a wool and cotton base, following the craft of Berber rugs.
