What size doormat should I choose?

Measure your doorway and pick a mat at least as wide as the door; a little wider looks built-in and catches more dirt. A 24 in x 36 in mat suits a standard single door, while larger sizes fit double doors, patios, and runners.

Can I use this mat outside?

It is ideal for covered and semi-covered spots like porches, awnings, and breezeways. Coir is natural coconut fiber, so it lasts longest when it is not sitting in standing water or taking a direct downpour.

How do I clean and care for it?

Shake it out or vacuum regularly, and spot-clean with a damp cloth. Let it dry flat and avoid soaking it, which keeps the natural fiber looking its best.

Will it fit under my storm or screen door?

Measure the gap under your fully open door and compare it to the mat thickness. Lower-profile mats are the safe pick for tight storm-door and screen-door clearances.

1 / 8 36" x 72"

Sun Ray Half Round Coir Doormat

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Orders ship from our Pennsylvania warehouse within 1 business day, and the shipping cost shows at checkout. Returns on stock mats are free within 30 days. See our shipping policy and return policy for details.

Common Questions

What size doormat should I choose?: Measure your doorway and pick a mat at least as wide as the door; a little wider looks built-in and catches more dirt. A 24 in x 36 in mat suits a standard single door, while larger sizes fit double doors, patios, and runners.
Can I use this mat outside?: It is ideal for covered and semi-covered spots like porches, awnings, and breezeways. Coir is natural coconut fiber, so it lasts longest when it is not sitting in standing water or taking a direct downpour.
How do I clean and care for it?: Shake it out or vacuum regularly, and spot-clean with a damp cloth. Let it dry flat and avoid soaking it, which keeps the natural fiber looking its best.
Will it fit under my storm or screen door?: Measure the gap under your fully open door and compare it to the mat thickness. Lower-profile mats are the safe pick for tight storm-door and screen-door clearances.
When does it ship, and can I return it?: Orders ship from our Pennsylvania warehouse within 1 business day, and the shipping cost shows at checkout. Returns on stock mats are free within 30 days. See our shipping and return policies for the details.

A sunburst of inlaid coir in a half-round shape that sits flush against the door. The pattern is set into the fiber, not printed on, so it lasts as long as the mat. 3/4" thick on a rubber back.

Inlaid pattern: Light and dark coir are set in together to form the sun ray, so the design wears with the mat instead of wearing off.
Half-round shape: The straight edge lines up with the threshold and stays clear of the door.
Rubber back: Grips the step and keeps the 3/4" mat steady underfoot.
Natural coir: Coir is the coarse fiber from coconut husks: natural, renewable and stiff enough to scrape a boot sole clean.

Where it works best

Coir holds water, so it lasts longest at a covered entry: under a porch roof, in a vestibule or in a mudroom. For an open step that takes the rain, choose our Water Trapper mat.

Care

Shake it out, sweep it or vacuum it. If it gets soaked, stand it on edge to dry before you put it back down. A new coir mat drops loose fibers for the first few weeks; a few good shake-outs and it settles.