We Don't Want Any Vinyl Coir Doormat
VBRUWDNT1830
Regular price$54.00
Estimated to Ship by: Apr 4 - Apr 6
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Description
Spoken like a true coven of introverts and recluses. Think of the 'We Don't Want Any' Coco Doormat as your first line defence against intruders such as guests, sales people, mere acquaintances and pesky people. The coir shares your sentiments when it comes to dirt and brushes it off. The vinyl back, hidden on the underside of the mat, will not let anyone slip…and accidentally enter your premises. Nice.
The Eco-friendly and natural alternative to your doormat, these mats provide a rich aesthetic to any building or home. Coco entrance mats are made by embedding natural coconut husk fiber into a vinyl backing.
These fibers area bi-product of the coconut harvesting industry, making the production of these mats highly sustainable, and the mats themselves a perfect complement to your environmentally conscious building or home.
Coir Fiber are a proven scrapper that is highly effective at brushing away dirt and debris from the bottom of shoes to ensure a clean and safe floor inside. This coco fiber is also one of the most absorbent natural fibers available, making it highly effective at keeping the moisture off your floors.
Specifications
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Material |
Coir |
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Backing |
Vinyl |
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Base Color |
Natural Coco |
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Print/Accent Color |
Black |
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Thickness |
5/8” |
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Size |
18” by 30” |
Maintenance
- Eco-friendly and sustainably made.
- Hand stenciled with fade-resistant dyes that can resist all weather conditions.
- The tough coir fibers will scrape off dirt and mud from shoes, trapping it before tracking indoors
- Are very easy to clean and maintain - simply vacuum, hose down or shake off to keep them clean.
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