Xmas Doormat Coir

Perfect for welcoming friends and family over the festive season, our novelty doormat provides festive cheer as soon as you walk in the door. The Christmas coir mat is suitable for any entrance, doorway or porch, the coconut fibre (natural coir) offers fantastic scraping qualities for muddy shoes and boots and absorbs water well, meaning your floors stay cleaner for longer. The rubber latex backing reduces the risk of slipping and helps the mat stay flat to the floor with no curling. The doormat is suitable for all weathers, all year round and mainly used outdoors but can be used indoors too. The doormat is 100% biodegradable so when you’ve finished with the mat the natural coir will disintegrate with one year and the latex compound will disintegrate within five years, subject to soil conditions. The packaging and kimbles are recyclable too.

Features:

Contemporary design lifts the mat and welcomes your guests at the door, plus lets Santa know to stop at your house
100% natural coir (coconut fibre) with a rubber latex backing
The coconut fibre provides a strong surface trapping the dirt as you scrape your shoes or boots
Our coir is mechanically twisted for less shedding, the coir strands stay on your mat and not on the floor
The rubber latex backing reduces risk of slipping while wiping your feet
The deep pile means the coir will deep get into the soles of boots and shoes
100% biodegradable – when the mat comes to the ends of its life the mats is biodegradable so great for the planet
Natural coir will disintegrate with one year and the latex compound will disintegrate within five years, subject to soil conditions
Our packaging is recyclable too
For indoor and outdoor use
Size: 40x58cm approx.

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