Morris & Co. Acanthus Coir Doormat - Green - Floral

Yes, but only in a sheltered area like a covered porch; direct exposure to rain and extreme weather will damage the material.

It is made of natural, durable coir fibers with an eco-friendly latex backing.

Let the mud dry completely and then shake the mat or use a stiff-bristled brush to knock the dirt loose.

The pattern is designed to be durable, but like any printed natural fiber, it may fade if left in direct, harsh sunlight for extended periods.

The latex backing is generally safe for most indoor flooring, but it is always best to ensure the surface is clean to prevent debris from scratching the wood.

Ensure the floor is clean and dry before placing the mat; if movement continues, consider a thin rug pad beneath it.

Shedding is normal for new coir products; shake the mat vigorously outside during the first few weeks of use to remove loose fibers.

Immediately lift the mat and allow it to air dry completely in a sunny or breezy location to prevent mold or mildew growth.