Sahure's complex is the most expertly decorated and containing the most thematically diverse relief-work yet discovered from the Old Kingdom. Across the entire complex, it is estimated that of finely carved relief adorned the walls. His mortuary temple alone contained 370 running metres (1,214 running feet) of relief decorations. By contrast, Sneferu's mortuary temple contained 64 running metres (210 running feet) of relief decoration, Khufu's contained 100 running metres (328 running feet), and, Sahure's direct predecessor, Userkaf's contained 120 running metres (394 running feet). The last king of the Old Kingdom, Pepi II's mortuary temple contained 200 running metres (656 running feet) of relief decoration, indicating a decline after Sahure, as well. No more than of fragmentary relief has been preserved from Sahure's temple, but this is considered well-preserved.