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Hey /diy/ck-heads >got an area rug for my tiny apartment
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Hey /diy/ck-heads

>got an area rug for my tiny apartment
>maybe going to set it up like this
>Problem is, I'm an idiot bachelor
>never had an area rug before

Is there a better way to set it up?
I've heard it shouldn't touch any of the walls, but it might be okay to be against the back wall?

Dimensions
>Room 140" x 111"
>Carpet 129" x 94"
>Bed 62" x 83"
>>
is this a joke? you put it wherever your feet would normally touch the cold floor.
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