Questions and Answers for SAFAVIEH California Shag Beige 8 ft. x 10 ft. Solid Area Rug

A:  HI Paula. No, it does not have speckles of other colors in it. Thank you for your inquiry.

A:  Brown very nice rug

A:  It is primarily dark brown with grey. Hope this picture helps. I have three large dogs and this rug is great It does not show every little thing.

A:  Hi Sue. This is a mushroom brown color. Thank you for your inquiry.

A:  Hi Shannon. The SG151-1213 model has been discontinued. The SG151-1313 is the just the beige. Thank you.

A:  Hi Diane. Yes, shag rugs are harder to vacuum but we still recommend using one that is brushless and has beater bars and to always go in the direction of the pile for least resistance. Thank you for your inquiry.

A:  No it's hard to vacuum. I have to pull the vacuum cleaner. I can't push it. Or you have to use really strong vacuum.

A:  Hi Sam. This product is only available online but it should be well in stock. You can hit the 'Add to Cart' button and complete the process from there. Thank you.

A:  Love the Safavids California shag

A:  Hi Ann. The difference between the two is in how dense the weave of the fibers are. The Milan Shag is a lot denser than the California Shag. Thank you for your inquiry.

A:  Hi Tyra. The ivory is has an off-white hue to it. Thank you for your inquiry.

A:  Hello. We would advise against using a Roomba for shags because, as you mentioned, the threads would be too long. We recommend using a brush-less vacuum with beater bars to clean this. Thank you for your inquiry.

A:  Hello. Unfortunately, a sample is not yet available at this time. It is something we are currently working on. Thank you for your inquiry.

A:  They don’t have samples of this one so I ordered the smallest size rug they had available with the plan to return it and order the larger size I needed.

A:  Hello. We would highly advise using a rug pad that is safe to use with luxury vinyl plank flooring and not to use this rug by itself on your floors. Since this rug does not have a backing it is kept together with a weft on the back side that could potentially damage the flooring. Thank you for your inquiry.