
Carpet Runners
Green Carpet Runner Rentals
The runner you take when a logo has already decided the palette. Rent green where the entrance has to agree with a brand rather than with the building.
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Specifications
A colour that has to be checked against something.
Green is almost never chosen for its own sake. It is chosen because a sponsor, a brand or a set has green in it, which makes it the one runner colour worth holding against the thing it has to match before the order is placed. Our green is a single dark stock shade — it does not become the green on a brand sheet just because both are called green. Ask us for a look at it in daylight if the match has to be close. If it does not sit right, black under a green backdrop is the answer most events land on.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Widths | 4 ft and 6 ft |
| Stock lengths | Held ready cut in many lengths |
| Custom length | Cut to the figure you measured, for an extra charge |
| Fixing | Professional double-sided tape, indoors and outdoors, lifted at the end without marking what is underneath |
| Long runs | Joined end to end — once taped down the join is barely visible |
What it is good at
Six events that go green on purpose.
Brand activations
Where the palette came from a brand book and the floor is part of the build rather than something under it.
Sponsor entrances
A short run at the door of a sponsored area, so the sponsor owns the threshold as well as the backdrop behind the photographs.
Garden parties and marquees
Laid over grass matting or a tent floor, where the run picks up the colour outside instead of arguing with it.
Golf and sporting hospitality
From a clubhouse door to a hospitality tent, on the one colour nobody has to explain at a course.
Spring and seasonal openings
Store openings and seasonal launches built on a green identity, where red would say formal and white would say wedding.
Product reveals with a green set
A floor that continues the set rather than framing it, so the object under the light is the only thing with an edge.
The usual add-on
Black posts, so the colour stays the colour.
A brand-matched floor is undone by hardware that introduces a second accent. Black posts with gold fittings keep the attention on the green and on whatever the green was matched to; the rope between them can carry the second brand colour if there is one to place.
See the black rope posts