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The Alais Heavy Duty Coir Door Mat is designed for homeowners and property managers looking for a robust, high-traffic solution to keep entryways free of debris. Its primary strength lies in its combination of a heavy-duty rubber base and an aggressive ridged coir surface that excels at scraping stubborn dirt from footwear. While its durable construction ensures a long lifespan, users should note that the specialized coir material requires occasional maintenance to prevent fiber shedding over time.
| Model Part Number | 66FD77FA23E4420080B7BA94A3CE9AF7 |
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| Brand | Marlow Home Co. |
Yes, it is designed for both environments, though it is most effective when placed in a covered outdoor area or just inside an entryway.
You can use a vacuum with a strong suction setting to remove loose debris, but avoid using a power-head brush, as it may damage the coir fibers.
Allow the mud to dry completely, then use a stiff brush to scrub the ridges and shake the mat clean.
The mat measures approximately 45 x 75 cm.
Generally no, but it is recommended to ensure the floor is clean before placement to prevent grit trapped under the mat from scratching delicate surfaces.
Ensure the floor surface is clean and dry underneath the rubber base. If the floor is waxed or polished, consider using a separate non-slip rug pad.
Shedding is normal for new coir mats. Give the mat a vigorous shake outside to remove loose fibers from the manufacturing process.
Installation is straightforward: simply place the mat on a flat surface at your entrance. No fasteners are required due to the weight of the rubber backing. To maintain the mat, shake it out vigorously once a week to dislodge trapped dirt and sand. If the mat becomes heavily soiled, use a stiff-bristled brush to sweep debris from between the ridges. Avoid soaking the mat in water for extended periods, as this can degrade the natural coir fibers. If the mat gets wet, hang it up to air dry completely before returning it to its spot.
