Actually scrapes the boots
Mud season here is not a joke and the coir is stiff enough to break dried dirt off the tread rather than smear it around. It shed some loose fibre for the first fortnight and then stopped completely.
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Outdoor & Garden
Thick natural coconut fibre on a rubber backing, 30 by 18 inches, with nothing printed on it. The bristle is the product. There is no joke on it for guests to read.

WHY COIR
Coir is coconut husk fibre, and it is stiff in a way woven synthetic pile never is. That stiffness is what breaks dried mud off a tread instead of skimming the top of it. Nylon mats feel softer underfoot and leave most of the dirt for your floor.
KEEP IT COVERED
Coir holds water if it sits in open rain, and saturated fibre packs down and sheds. Under an overhang it will give you years. In a fully exposed doorway it will not — and neither will any other coir mat, whatever the listing says.
CLEANING
Lift it and beat it over a step, or run a vacuum across it on the hard-floor setting. Do not hose it or put it in a machine. Soaking is exactly what makes coir shed loose fibre for weeks afterwards.
| Material | Natural coir on a rubber backing |
| Dimensions | 30 x 18 in |
| Pile | Thick brush-cut coir |
| Design | Undyed, no printed slogan |
| Placement | Covered entry or porch |
| Care | Shake out or vacuum; do not wash |
| Note | Sheds a little loose fibre in the first weeks |
This is finished stock from the same production runs that supply larger homeware retailers — bought as a lot, priced without the showroom margin. Same piece, same materials. When the lot is gone we cannot always reorder.
Verified buyers
Mud season here is not a joke and the coir is stiff enough to break dried dirt off the tread rather than smear it around. It shed some loose fibre for the first fortnight and then stopped completely.
That was honestly the entire reason I ordered it. Plain undyed coir, and 30 by 18 matched my door width almost exactly. It sits under a covered porch, which I gather is the right call for natural fibre.
Powder-coated metal and teak handle a full season outdoors without complaint. Through winter, cover the piece or bring the lighter items and cushions inside. What each piece is rated for is on its page.
Yes, and that is normal. Untreated teak weathers to a silver-grey within a season without losing any strength — the colour change is on the surface. Oil it once or twice a season if you would rather keep the honey tone.
Anything listed for outdoor use is rated for it and the rating is on the page. Solar and battery pieces need no wiring at all; anything that plugs in needs an outdoor-rated socket, not an extension run out through a window.
The fabric is water-resistant, not waterproof. A shower runs off and they dry quickly, but a cushion put away damp will mildew from the inside out. Stand them on edge to dry before storing.