Description
The Rubber Wire Scraper is a textured coir doormat made for wiping shoes and boots at the door. Short brushes of brown coir sit in neat rows inside a black frame, divided into a grid of blocks that gives the mat its tidy, workmanlike look. The coir is hand tufted and the pile is textured, so each strip stands up as a firm, bristly brush to scrape across before stepping further in. There is no printed pattern, just the warm brown against the black, which is simple and suits most doorways.
We think of it first as a utility room mat, laid just inside the back door where muddy boots, wet paws and the day's comings and goings meet the floor. It is sold in one size, 40 by 60cm, a compact doormat that sits neatly in front of a single door without spreading across the room. It works just as well inside a front door or at a boot room entrance, anywhere a scraper earns its place more than a soft rug would.
The coir is a natural material, which settles things for anyone who would rather have a doormat made from plant fibre than from synthetic pile. The textured pile settles the other question: this is a mat for scrubbing soles, not for cushioning bare feet, so it belongs at a busy entrance rather than beside the bed. Lay it flat and square to the threshold, inside the door, and it is ready for the first wet day.
Specification
| Design |
Rubber Wire Scraper |
| Colour |
Brown / Black |
| Sizes |
40 x 60 cm |
| Material |
Coir |
| Construction |
Hand tufted |
| Pile |
Textured |
Frequently Asked
What size is this doormat?
It comes in one size, 40 by 60cm, a compact rectangle that sits neatly just inside a back or front door.
What is the doormat made of?
The brushes are coir, a natural material, hand tufted into a textured pile that stands up firm for scraping shoes and boots.
Where does this coir doormat work best?
We see it as a utility room doormat, laid just inside the back door, and it suits a front door or boot room entrance just as well.
What colours is the mat?
The coir brushes are a warm natural brown set in rows within a black frame, a plain pairing that suits most doorways and floors.
How does it feel underfoot?
The textured coir pile is firm and bristly, made for scrubbing the soles of shoes and boots rather than for soft, bare feet.