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Coir Mats
Natural coir fibre might not be a familiar term to you, this is a material commonly used to manufacture entrance mats that are installed in entrances and porches. Coir mats or coconut matting can be identified by their short, tough bristles. They are used to dry and remove dirt from footwear before entering any premises. The tough bristles are great at removing tough dirt from your shoes.
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What are the benefits of coconut doormats?
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- The material coir creates robust doormats, making it the ideal option for entrances.
- Coconut doormats can be custom cut to size to can create bespoke mats.
- These doormats are competitively priced compared to other entrance mats.
- They are 100% natural mats giving them eco-friendly qualities, making them better for the environment.
- Coir is biodegradable.
- Removes moisture from shoes and in turn assists to avoid a slipping hazard.
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These mats date back as one of the first entrance mats that were used, giving them a nostalgic characteristic.
How to clean your coir carpet?
The secret to cleaning this carpet effectively comes down to time. Cleaning this mat as quickly as possible after soiling will avoid permanent stains. Do not use any strong detergents, this will prevent discoloration or marks on your mat.
Coconut mat 4 step cleaning guide:
Step 1 – Give your entrance mat a thorough dry vacuum.
Step 2 – Sprinkle cleaning powder all over the mat.
Step 3 – Leave the cleaning powder on for a good 30 minutes.
Step 4 – Vacuum again to remove the cleaning powder and debris.
How do I prevent my coir mat from shedding?
Coconut matting will require regular vacuuming, particularly in the first couple of weeks, to prevent any loose bristles from being tracked from the surface of the matting onto the surrounding floors and carpets.
Can coconut entrance matting be cut to size?
Yes, coir doormats can be cut to any size or shape, making them a good choice for use in mat wells or unusual entrances. They are also available in four colours, natural, grey, black, or dark brown.
Where is coir being processed?
The main processor of coconut matting is in Sri Lanka, the Philippines, Indonesia, Mexico, and parts of the Caribbean and South America. Coconut husks are stripped, shredded, and screened into long fibers and pith. The pith (cocopeat and coco dust) accounts for two-thirds of the coconut pulp by weight and was long considered a waste product.
Why invest in coconut matting?
Coir entrance matting scrapes dirt & debris from shoes soles and allows you to maintain a clean environment without a mess. Our coir doormat can be cut to size. Coir doormats are suitable for all purposes or areas in your home or office, particularly for entrance areas and as a door mat. Avoid using this mat in high-traffic areas as it may wear and tear quickly. This coir doormat features coconut bristles with a durable rubber backing that is ornamental in its features making it the ideal option for a South African lodge looking to keep that natural colours in the building. The natural material makes the coir mat an eco-friendly option for your entrance.