Orders ship fast from our U.S. warehouse, and every stock mat is backed by 30-day returns. See our
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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.
How fast does it ship, and can I return it?
Stock mats ship fast from our U.S. warehouse and are backed by 30-day returns. See our shipping and return policies for the details.
Elevate your entryway with the iconic Sun Ray half-round design. Hand-woven from 100% natural coco coir fiber, this half-round doormat features a stunning inlaid sunburst pattern that creates a warm, welcoming entrance. The half-round shape fits perfectly against your door without interfering with door swing.
Coir fiber naturally scrapes dirt, mud, and debris from shoes while resisting mold and mildew. The thick, dense construction stands up to heavy foot traffic while the timeless sun ray pattern adds curb appeal to any home.
Care Instructions
Shake or vacuum regularly to remove trapped dirt. For deeper cleaning, scrub with a stiff brush and mild soap, then air dry completely. Avoid prolonged exposure to standing water. Rotate periodically for even wear.
Why Coir?
Coco coir is harvested from coconut husks, making it one of the most sustainable materials for doormats. It is naturally tough, biodegradable, and effective at trapping dirt and moisture before it enters your home.
