Regatta Beige Stair Runner With 100% Cotton Black Border

Enhance your staircase with the Regatta Beige Stair Runner. Featuring a classic beige tone and finished with a bold 100% cotton black border, this runner delivers a perfect blend of style and functionality to suit any home.

Key Features

• Material: Made from high-quality flat-weave carpet with a 100% cotton black border for a durable and polished finish.

• Design: The timeless beige tone pairs beautifully with the bold black edging, creating a sophisticated look suitable for modern and traditional interiors.

• Customisation: Options for taping, whipping, and edging are available. If you require a specific size or edging, please contact us.

Additional Options

We also offer Winder Step panels and Quarter Landing panels that perfectly match straight stair runner panels, allowing for a seamless finish on turning winder steps. Our winder step panel set includes the middle and upper steps, with each panel consisting of a riser and a tread. For the lower step, you can simply use a standard straight panel.

Delivery Information

• Free Delivery: 2-4 days via FedEx.

• Next Day Delivery: Available via FedEx for an additional cost.

• Production Time: Please allow up to 5 days for production before shipment.

Important Information

All our runner panels come in lengths of 300cm or 350cm, and each order includes 2 panels. These lengths are designed to work perfectly for staircases requiring total lengths of 600cm, 650cm, or 700cm. Professional carpet fitters are skilled in seamlessly joining the two panels during installation to ensure a flawless finish.

To confirm the runner’s quality and ensure it’s the right fit for your home, you can request a sample before purchasing.

This runner combines elegance, durability, and practicality, making it an excellent choice for your staircase.

We strongly recommend using underlay. Without it, stair runners can feel hard underfoot, wear out faster, slip more easily, and amplify noise. Underlay improves comfort, safety, fit, and insulation, especially on wooden or older stairs. Skipping it compromises both performance and appearance.