Which mat?

The darling buds of May are finally starting to bloom. Now is the perfect opportunity for some Spring home and garden DIY. With this week being National Gardening Week as well as the lead up to May Day Bank Holiday, home and garden DIY is likely to be on many people’s agendas. Top Jobs: Home […]

Our handmade traditional coir mats are the original plastic free Eco Doormat. In a world where progress marches ever on wards, sometimes it’s worth stopping for a moment to consider how things used to be done and see whether there’s something to be learnt from the time honoured methods of the past. Take doormats for […]

It’s officially Spring, so officially DIY season. Hence we thought it’s a good time to explore one of the most commonly asked questions by our customers – How to Make a Matwell?   What is a Matwell? Quite simply, a matwell is a hole (or recess, to be more technical!) in your flooring around your […]

Since the snow has now melted, if salty wet footprints are messing up your floors our washable door mats and runners are the perfect solution. Our Washable Door Mats and Runners are: 1 – Large enough to be a place to stand while you remove your winter boots 2 – Thin enough to go under […]

It’s a door mat’s job to get dirty as it protects your house from the loose debris of the outside world. However, by making your entrance mats look brand new again, you can ensure that the entrance to your house looks inviting for visitors! Additionally, by taking care of your doormats, you can maintain their […]

With lots of us using French or patio doors as the main entrance into our homes straight from the garden, having a door mat that matches the width of the double doors is a really good idea. Not only does it look neat, it’s a great help in stopping mud, leaves, grass and wet shoes […]

The simple answer is as large as possible. Ideally you want a mat big enough that people can enter the house, and close the door behind them whilst still standing on the mat. This means that for those that don’t bother to stop and wipe their feet, and pets and children, there is maximum chance […]

Not necessarily. Think about when you have your hair cut. Very short hair styles are very firm and bristly whereas in a longer style the hairs tend to lie flat. Doormats are the same. For a doormat with the firmest bristles, choose a shorter pile.