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Door Mat Advice

Here at Floorsome we absolutely love door mats and we get a lot of questions from customers asking which door mat is right for me?

Well that all depends.. so read on

If you are after a purely practical solution for matting for your entryways we highly recommend a polypropylene door mat with a rubber edge. These sorts of mats are fantastic because the fibre they use is the same as in most commercial carpets so you know they will be hard-wearing. Secondly having a rubber dam around the edge will keep all the dirt on the mat instead of bringing it inside with you. Thirdly these mats usually have a non-slip backing so they wont go anywhere.

If you want a mat to stand out and make an impression then you cant go past a printed coir mat. These mats always look great and have a PVC backing which acts as a nonslip function as well as keeping the mat together for years and years! All out printed coir mats have this as well as high definition dye that stays looking great for a long time.

Stay tuned for more advice and please email us at info@floorsome.com.au for any advice on which mat to buy.

 

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Love my new 3900-37 Grey Rug. Floorsome delivered again. The whole process through to delivery was easy as. Thank you Floorsome

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Mayfair Timeline Navy Rug
Alan W. (Sydney, AU)
Excellent Rug Collection

Easy ordering and fast delivery. Rug was exactly as described and shown on the website. Definitely recommend this company.

Nice rug, bad packaging

I have no complaints about the rug itself, it’s pretty, plastic and behaves like plastic. The problem is the rug was shipped folded up into a tight parcel-style package, not rolled. The result is a lumpy grid of fold lines and a mat that refuses to flatten out even in the sun.