Morris & Co. Strawberry Thief Coir Doormat - Red - Floral

Yes, but for the best longevity, it must be placed in a sheltered area away from direct rain and excessive sunlight.

The latex backing is designed to be durable and provide a grip, but it is not intended to be submerged in water or used as a waterproof barrier.

Like any natural fibre mat with printed patterns, significant exposure to harsh, direct sunlight will eventually lead to fading. Sheltered placement helps preserve the color.

Regular shaking or vacuuming is usually sufficient. Avoid pressure washing or soaking the mat as this will damage the coconut fibres and the latex backing.

Yes, the mat is crafted from natural coconut husk fibres, which are a renewable, biodegradable material.

Ensure the floor surface underneath is completely dry and clean before placing the mat down; if it continues to slide, consider a non-slip rug pad underneath.

Some shedding is normal for natural coir during the first few weeks. Shake the mat outside to remove loose fibres and the shedding will decrease over time.

Allow the mud to dry completely before shaking or brushing the mat; wet mud should be removed by scraping the edge of the shoe on the frame before it hardens.