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How well does a zebra rug hold up if we actually walk on it?
 
Posts: 121 | Registered: 12 July 2009Reply With Quote
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I've had a zebra rug in my entryway that Jerry Huffaker did for me for almost 4 years now. 90% of the traffic in and out of my house goes over it. The hair does wear off but so what? It still looks like a zebra and I'm happy with it actually serving some useful purpose.

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Posts: 13052 | Location: LAS VEGAS, NV USA | Registered: 04 August 2002Reply With Quote
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I have one that Jerry did as well and it is the carpet that covers most of my twin 10 year olds' room. It gets a lot of traffic and is in good shape outside of the stitching on one ear has come loose a bit...they are pretty tough.


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Posts: 2981 | Location: Lexington, KY | Registered: 13 January 2005Reply With Quote
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As stated above they are tough and the hair will wear off in high traffic but typically slowly enough to appear natural and not unpleasant.

Good tanning and a good laminated backing helps support the fiber on carpet and absorbe hi-heal and other hard shoe shock on hardwood.

I have one that has 10 years in a primarily adult sitting room that is still very attractive and another in a much higher traffic family room/grandkids play area with more than 5 years showing some wear but should last another 5 without being tacky.

Very functional taxidermy - Use it and enjoy it

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Thanks for the advice, on the floor it goes!
 
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Yes, on the floor it goes! Here's a picture of one of my zebra rugs on the floor in the entryway:
 
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Yes, on the floor it goes! Here's a picture of one of my zebra rugs on the floor in the entryway:


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Posts: 2989 | Location: Alabama USA | Registered: 09 July 2009Reply With Quote
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+1 to the felt backing!
Friends look terrible after just a few years...no felt backing.
His latest has felt backing and is wearing much better.


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We walk on ours frequently, but not everyday. After four years, I see no problems.


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