Standard Stitched Edge Coir Door Mat
Each of our standard stitched edge coir doormats are made from the 100% all natural, all renewable resources - coir fibre and jute. These mats are carefully crafted to offer durable and long-lasting use, providing an eco-friendly solution for your doorstep. They are low profile at 18mm, making them a versatile option for various types of doorways.
With a more tightly woven construction than our economy range, these mats excel in capturing dirt and moisture, contributing to a cleaner indoor environment. The water absorption properties make them ideal for wiping off shoes, ensuring that excess moisture is efficiently trapped within the mat. However, it's important to note that these mats are recommended for indoor and semi-exposed use only. Prolonged exposure to standing water can lead to the mat becoming waterlogged, which may ultimately result in fibre degradation and the development of mould.
When your coir doormat reaches the end of its life, you can feel good about its eco-friendly nature. Being 100% biodegradable, these mats can easily decompose, minimising their environmental impact. In fact, you can even add them to your compost heap, turning them into valuable organic matter for your garden. This makes coir doormats the perfect sustainable and environmentally friendly choice for your home.
Please note, it is important you do not cut these doormats to alter the size or shape. The stitched edges play a vital role in maintaining the mats shape and durability. If the edges are cut, the doormat will fray and unravel. If you require a custom size traditional coir doormat, we offer the option for tailored measurements to suit your specific needs. Simply click here to explore the possibilities.
We also offer standard sized personalised doormats with a choice of motifs and/or your own text as well as made to measure personalised doormats too!
The best way to look after your Coir Doormat and to keep them looking their best is to brush, vacuum or shake them regularly in order to remove dirt and residue from building up in the mat and on the surface. This will help to freshen and tidy up the appearance.
It's recommended to avoid placing the doormat in direct sunlight for extended periods, as this can cause the natural fibres to fade.
Turn the doormat on a regular basis to even the wear and tear. This simple practice can help distribute the foot traffic and prevent uneven fading and deterioration.
As coir is a natural product derived from the husk of coconuts, the doormat will shed fibres throughout its lifetime. These fibres will shed more during the first few weeks of use, this shedding is a natural characteristic as the mat settles into its intended purpose. Over time, with regular maintenance such as light vacuuming or shaking, the shedding will reduce, leaving you with a long-lasting and low-maintenance doormat that enhances the entrance of your home.
If your Coir door mat becomes waterlogged, we recommend you remove the doormat and lay it somewhere to dry off. Try to lay it flat on an open surface, such as a rack or a slatted garden table. It's important to ensure that the mat dries thoroughly to prevent mould or mildew from forming and the coir biodegrading. If the backing is very wet, turn the mat upside down and place it in direct sunlight for a few hours or a warm, well-ventilated area to speed up the drying process. It's worth noting that if the coir mat is left in standing water for an extended period, it can significantly impact the integrity and lifespan of the doormat, so prompt drying is crucial for maintaining its quality.
We do not recommend washing or hosing your coir doormat as this can affect the structure of the doormat. If you do hose it down or wash it, please make sure it is fully dry before you relay it. If your mat becomes particularly grubby we recommend using a stiff bristled brush to help remove the dirt and then bang it against a wall or shake it outside.
We do not recommend using cleaning products on the coir material as they can affect the colour or cause damage to the fibres. If your mat becomes smelly, give the mat a good vacuum and sprinkle over a mixture of baking soda and cornstarch. Agitate this mixture with a stiff brush and then vacuum well and remove it after 30 minutes. This should help to remove any odours without damaging the mat.
Coir mats are biodegradable, so when it's time to replace your doormat, you can rest assured that it won't contribute to environmental waste - you can even place it on your compost heap! Proper care and maintenance can help extend the lifespan of your coir mat, keeping it looking fresh and welcoming for years to come.
