Morris & Co Strawberry Thief Doormat - Blue - Floral
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The Morris & Co Strawberry Thief Doormat is designed for homeowners who value both timeless aesthetic appeal and practical home maintenance. Featuring William Morris’s iconic Strawberry Thief pattern in a rich navy blue, this mat excels at trapping dirt, mud, and dust in high-traffic areas like hallways, porches, and conservatories. While it is highly effective at keeping your floors clean, potential buyers should note that as a natural coir product, it is best suited for sheltered outdoor areas rather than fully exposed weather conditions to maintain the integrity of the fibers.
All features
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Pattern | Floral |
| Model Part Number | 18R855-Multi |
| Brand | Morris & Co |
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FAQs
Is this mat suitable for outdoor use?
It is suitable for sheltered outdoor spaces, such as a porch or covered patio. It should not be left in fully exposed areas where it may be subject to heavy rain.
Can I use this on carpeted floors?
It is designed primarily for hard surfaces like tile, wood, or laminate. Using it on carpet may cause the mat to shift.
How do I remove mud from the mat?
Let the mud dry completely, then shake or brush the mat to dislodge the dried particles.
Will the pattern fade?
Like all natural fiber mats, prolonged exposure to harsh, direct sunlight may cause minor fading. Keeping it in a sheltered area will preserve the print longer.
What is the material made of?
The mat is made from natural coir fibers, which are derived from the husks of coconuts.
Troubleshooting
The mat is shedding fibers.
This is normal for new natural coir mats. Shedding will decrease over time with regular use and occasional shaking.
The mat has become saturated with water.
Move the mat to a well-ventilated, shaded area and stand it on its side to ensure both sides dry completely before placing it back on your floor.
Deep-seated dirt is difficult to remove.
Take the mat outside and strike the back of it with a broom handle to vibrate the trapped debris out of the base.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Sophisticated, timeless design adds character to your entrance
- Highly effective at scrubbing dirt and debris from footwear
- Durable construction handles heavy daily use
- Versatile aesthetic fits various home interior styles
- Natural fiber material is eco-friendly and robust
Cons
- Coir mats are best suited for sheltered spaces rather than heavy rain
- Natural fibers may shed slightly during initial use
- Pattern detail can fade over time with extreme exposure to direct sunlight
- Not machine washable
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setting up your mat is simple: place it flat on your desired entryway surface to allow the fibers to settle. For care, keep the mat in a sheltered environment to avoid waterlogging the fibers, which can cause them to rot or stain. To clean, shake the mat vigorously outdoors or use a stiff-bristled brush to knock loose debris from between the fibers. If the mat gets damp, allow it to dry thoroughly in an upright position. Avoid vacuuming with a beater bar, as this can pull out the natural coir bristles. If dirt accumulates, light tapping is generally sufficient to restore its functionality.