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Return To Rugs FAQ Archive   Search the Archives How can I tell if my rug is a high quality piece? Answered By Zach Rasband There are two indicators to determine a high quality rug, the solidity of the knot and the quality of the wool. A fine rug is usually better than the coarser woven rug. This is because fine knotting allows a meticulous finishing of curves and intricate styles. However, even without solidity of the knot, the wool quality will always be an indicator of a high quality rug. keywords: Rug | Rugs | Carpet | Carpeting | Flooring Boat Carpet Area Rug Online

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