Description
This floral coir doormat brings a cheerful garden welcome to the front door, with a trellis of winding green vines and bold red blooms set across a natural, sandy cream ground. Between the larger flowers sit little pink buds, small orange flowers and leaves in fresh green and turquoise, so the pattern reads clearly from the path and still rewards a closer look. The surface is 100% coir, the natural fibre from coconuts, set into a PVC backing. It measures 73cm long and 43cm wide, is 1.5cm deep and weighs 1.96KG.
We see it at the front or back door, where coir's coarse, bristly surface does what a doormat should: it scrubs grit and mud from shoes before they reach the hall. The size suits a single doorway, with room for both feet as you step in. Because the colour and design last longest out of direct sunlight and away from anywhere it would stay wet, it is happiest under a porch, a canopy or on a sheltered doorstep, or just inside the door in a hallway or boot room. The flowers bring a cottage garden feel to a plain step.
Coir is a natural fibre and may shed in the first few months of use; a good brush or a shake outdoors keeps it looking its best, and the same habit lifts dried dirt from the bristles later on. In all, the mat is 58% PVC and 42% coir fibre. Keep it out of strong sun and let it dry out after wet weather so the colours stay bright. For a fresh look at the door, lay it squarely in front of the threshold and let the red flowers do the rest.
Specification
| Brand |
Rex London |
| Material |
Surface: 100% coir; backing: PVC |
| Length |
73cm |
| Width |
43cm |
| Height |
1.5cm |
| Weight |
1.96KG |
| Care |
To prolong the life of the doormat's colour and design, it should not be placed in direct sunlight or where it will remain wet for any length of time, as this will cause it to fade. |
Frequently Asked
What size is this floral doormat?
It measures 73cm long, 43cm wide and 1.5cm deep, and weighs 1.96KG. That size suits a single doorway.
What is the doormat made from?
The surface is 100% coir, a natural fibre from coconuts, on a PVC backing. Overall the mat is 58% PVC and 42% coir fibre.
Can I use the doormat outside?
Keep it out of direct sunlight and away from anywhere it would stay wet, because both cause the colour and design to fade. A covered porch, a sheltered step or just inside the door suits it best.
Will a coir doormat shed?
Coir may shed in the first few months of use. Brush or shake the mat regularly during that time to keep it looking its best.
What colours are in the floral pattern?
Red flowers, pink buds and small orange blooms sit on winding vines with green and turquoise leaves, all on a natural cream coir ground.