Tips For Purchasing A Doormat

It's not always easy to buy a doormat as it would seem. There are several options, materials, and sizes available, but not all of them work well as universal solutions. We've put up a list of the best recommendations and considerations you should make while selecting a doormat.

Size And Space

A decent general rule of thumb is to choose a mat that is equal to or larger than 80% of the width of your entryway even though there is no safety standard that specifies how big or tiny an interior or outdoor doormat should be. The length is essentially a matter of personal opinion, but it should be long enough so that every individual who comes through your door may take two steps over the mat, wiping both of their shoes off before walking onto the floor of your storage area.

Interior Decor

It's crucial that your doormat coordinates as closely as possible with your interior design. If you're rolling your eyes, just keep in mind that visual attractiveness is important for your company. According to experts, how you display your company from the minute a customer walks in can have a direct impact on how they feel about your services and/or products. In other words, you must wow them as soon as they enter your establishment if you want the chance to truly impress them with what you have to offer. It might be difficult to find a doormat that both looks great and effectively protects your flooring from excess moisture and dirt. Although many "typical" commercial doormats are tough on messes, their aesthetic appeal is sometimes comparable to that of builder's beige paint.

The process is made easier by selecting Ultimate Mats to furnish your front door area. We have gorgeous doormats that complement your decor well and are both functional and hard-working. They maintain their beauty between minor cleanings. As a result, you won't have to waste time or money having your doormat professionally cleaned every time it becomes filthy. For weeks or months at a time, with occasional gentle shaking offs, our mats keep dirt and grime hidden.

Safety

When selecting a doormat, especially one for a company, it's crucial to take safety into account. Your indoor and exterior doormats should be built to snugly grasp the surface of your flooring in order to reduce the possibility that the mat may slide about and pose a possible hazard. Finding a mat that can hold moisture on its surface without becoming slippery or growing mould or mildew is also crucial.

A high-quality doormat will be able to trap moisture and dirt from foot activity deep inside the mat's fibres, where it won't present a risk to customers entering and leaving your establishment. The thickness of your doormat should not obstruct the opening and closing of the company entrance; safety is another factor to consider.

Current Flooring

Additionally, pay attention to the flooring you will be using for your doormat. Make sure the backing of your doormat has no materials that might damage your speciality flooring, such as antiqued hardwood or hardwood tile, if you have any. Additionally, to prevent your doormat from sliding on a carpeted floor, seek for doormats with cleated backings that may grasp carpet fibres (without damaging them).

Choices for Customization

We have suggested the possibility of employing your doormats as a marketing tool, and it's definitely a possibility worth thinking about. Beautiful doormats with your company's brand may serve as inexpensive ads. A vibrantly designed mat that displays your company name, logo, and/or slogan is put outside of your establishment to catch the eye of every pedestrian. By simply including your logo on your doormat—an item you are probably going to utilise in your business anyhow—you may increase brand recognition. Using a personalised doormat inside your shop welcomes customers with your brand and company emblem, instantly creating a connection between your brand and your goods in their minds.


Your rivals are actively promoting their goods in an effort to attract new customers. If you are not aggressively seeking their business, there is a good probability that those customers will choose a rival since they have been exposed to their branding even if they require your services and/or products. Because of the branding, a link was created between their need and the product's provider in their minds.