STAVREBY Door mat, indoor, handmade/braided natural,

399 THB

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This handmade doormat with thick, chunky weave is made of natural coir giving a warm, organic feel to your hallway. The material is robust and will endure all your comings and goings.

Article number604.810.15

Product details

Add character to the entrance of your home by choosing a door mat with a pattern or different colours.

Hand-knotted by skilled craftspeople, each one is unique. Made in India in organised weaving centres with good working conditions and fair wages.

Coir is a strong, hardwearing fibre which is ideal for doormats.

The backing keeps the door mat firmly in place and reduces the risk of slipping.

Designer

IKEA of Sweden

Article number604.810.15

  • Only for indoor use.

  • Material
    User surface:
    99.5% coir, 0.5% polyethylene
    Backing:
    Natural rubber
    Care

    Do not wash.

    Do not bleach.

    Do not tumble dry.

    Do not iron.

    Do not dryclean.

    Vacuum, shake and rotate the rug regularly.

  • We want to have a positive impact on the planet. That is why by 2030, we want all materials in our products to be recycled or renewable, and sourced in responsible ways.

    By using a renewable material like coir fibres in this product, we avoid using fossil or finite materials.

Measurements

Length: 60 cm

Width: 40 cm

Thickness: 30 mm

Area: 0.24 m²

Surface density: 5750 g/m²

  • STAVREBYArticle number604.810.15

    Width: 40 cm

    Height: 4 cm

    Length: 60 cm

    Weight: 1.42 kg

    Package(s): 1

Material

What is coir?

Coir is a strong natural material. It's made by separating the fibres from the outer husk that surrounds the coconut. The remainder of the coconut is used for food and fuel, among other things. Coir fibres are coarse, stiff and water resistant, which makes coir rugs very durable and suitable as doormats. Bleached coir may return to its natural colour if exposed to too much sunlight.