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Karen from Frederick, Marylanf asked:
I have a raised hearth that we have covered with baby foam to protect small children from falling against it. I am looking for a hearth rug that would be approximately 1' by 4-6'.
I have a raised hearth that we have covered with baby foam to protect small children from falling against it. I am looking for a hearth rug that would be approximately 1' by 4-6'.
Unfortunately, we do not offer any hearth rugs with these measurements. 
Answered by: Will M.

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Dolly R. from Bass Harbor, ME asked:
What material is best at resisting ash and sparks?
What material is best at resisting ash and sparks?
Our olefin rugs are naturally resistant to sparks and hot embers. This material will have by far the greatest resistance to damage, should a hot ember fall out upon the rug.
Answered by: Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional

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Linda from Guelph, ON asked:
Can you tell me if there is a difference between your fire resistant 100% wool rugs, and a 100% wool rug that I hook myself?
Can you tell me if there is a difference between your fire resistant 100% wool rugs, and a 100% wool rug that I hook myself?
Because there are certain wool combinations that are more flame resistant than others, the difference is that the ones we sell have been tested to meet proper flame resistance levels.
Answered by: Brennan W.

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Marie from michigan asked:
What rug is recommended to protect wood flooring in front of a fireplace insert?
What rug is recommended to protect wood flooring in front of a fireplace insert?
Hearth rugs are designed to protect combustible flooring from sparks, embers, and hot coals that may fall in front of a fireplace or insert. Based on our materials guide, wool and fiberglass are the most fire-resistant options we carry. Wool chars rather than burning or melting when it contacts hot debris, and fiberglass can withstand direct contact with embers and coals without damage. You can browse our full selection, filterable by material, shape, and size, here: Hearth Rugs. Our Hearth Rugs Buyers Guide covers how to choose the right material, shape, and size for your space. Please note that hearth rugs provide standard ember protection (Type 1). If your insert's installation manual requires a higher level of protection, known as Type 2 with added thermal protection, a rug alone will not meet this requirement, and a hearth pad or stove board would be necessary instead.
Answered by: Aaron D. on Sep 29, 2026

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About Hearth Rugs

A hearth rug does more than enhance the appearance of your fireplace. These fireplace rugs also protect your home from stray embers or ashes. Hearth rugs are much different from the average decorative rug people use to accentuate their fireplaces. Want to know more before you commit to a fireplace rug? Check out our Hearth Rugs Buyer's Guide for more information!

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