Door Mats
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Wilko
Square Mud Grabber Scraper Doormat - Grey
£10.95
Wilko
Havana Quatrefoil Door Mat with Anti Slip - Grey, Nylon
£10
Wilko
Cabu Draught Excluder - Storm Grey, Boucle
£19
Julian Charles
Welcome Doormat Easy Care - Grey, Polypropylene
£12 £14
Perch & Parrow
Triple Star Doormat - Stellar Design
£7
Dunelm
Brabantia Door Steam Blanket
£24.50
Dunelm
Marvel Bee Washable Runner - Grey
£32
Dunelm
Marvel Washable Doormat - Silver, Cotton
£12
Dunelm
Washable Doormat with Anti-Slip - Charcoal
£15
Dunelm
Diamond Textured Doormat - Grey, Polypropylene
£8
Dunelm
Malham Draught Excluder Reversible - Dove, Boucle
£14
Dunelm
Washable Doormat with Anti-Slip - Grey
£14
Dunelm
Mirage Doormat - Charcoal Grey
£10
Dunelm
Marvel Diamond Runner Mat - Grey
£52
Dunelm
Cross Hatch Outdoor Doormat - Grey, Rubber
£12
Dunelm
Greek Key Doormat with Anti-Slip - Grey, Boucle
£14
Dunelm
Striped Utility Mat Washable - Blue, Cotton
£25
Dunelm
Washable Runner Mat with Anti-Slip - Grey
£28
Dunelm
Diamond Doormat Washable - Grey, Rubber
£12
Dunelm
Marvel Washable Heart Mat - Grey
£16
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Choose a mat at least 80% of the door's width. A typical UK front door is 76–84 cm wide, so a 60 × 90 cm mat or larger looks proportionate. Smaller 40 × 60 cm mats suit back and side doors. If space allows, a larger mat traps more dirt before it reaches the house.
Coir scrapes mud from shoes effectively and has a classic look, but it sheds fibres and prefers a sheltered porch. Rubber-backed and all-rubber mats suit exposed doorways that face heavy rain, as they drain well and do not rot. Many homes use coir in a porch and rubber on open steps.
Yes. An outside mat scrapes off grit and mud, while an absorbent, washable inside mat catches moisture and finer dirt. Together they protect floors far better than a single mat. Inside, choose a low profile so the door opens over it without catching. Washable mats can go in the machine regularly.
Measure the gap between the bottom of the door and the floor when the door is closed, and choose a mat thinner than that gap. Inside doors often need a mat of 1 cm or less. If the door still catches, a recessed mat well or a thinner rubber-backed design solves the problem.