A favourite for beach houses and coastal cottages, the coir welcome mat has been trimmed with black rubber to give it great skid resistance.
Arched, overlapped and clustered in bunches, the unique patterns showcased on this half-circle doormat come inspired by palm trees swaying in the sea breeze.
A favourite for beach houses and coastal cottages, the coir welcome mat has been trimmed with black rubber to give it great skid resistance.
Place your doormat where you will most impress house visitors and high foot traffic areas to reduce dirt and dust being walked into your home.
Cleaning and caring for your doormat:
1. Take your doormat outside somewhere you don’t mind getting dirty like a lawn.
2. Shake the doormat to loosen and get rid of excess debris
3. Beat the doormat with a broom handle or similar implement in order to expel dirt and stones more embedded in the bristles. Ideally, do this over a rail or washing line.
4. With a stiff wetted hand brush scrub areas covered in dirt to remove.
5. Position back in place and give the mat a final hoover to extract the rest of the dust and dirt. Use the brush setting should your hoover have one.
It is a good idea to shake out your doormat every week or so.
Do not fold your doormat in half as this may split the backing.
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