Coir Coconut Matting

Vacuum coir matting regularly to remove dry dirt, dust and loose fibres, and brush the surface when needed to keep the pile looking tidy. As coir matting is intended for indoor use, it is best not to over-wet it during cleaning.

No, coir matting is designed for indoor use. The PVC backing and natural fibres are not suited for prolonged exposure to wet or UV conditions.

A small amount of initial shedding is normal with new coir matting, especially just after fitting. Regular vacuuming will quickly remove loose fibres, and our premium PVC-backed coir is designed for durable everyday entrance use.

With proper care, coir matting can last several years. Its durability depends on placement, usage, and maintenance.

Choose the thickness that best matches the depth of your matwell or recess so the mat sits flush with the surrounding floor. The 17mm and 23mm options do not differ in performance; the choice is simply about fit.

Natural coir matting is available to order in natural, grey and black only. Natural is the most popular option, while grey and black are available in selected 17mm products.

Yes. Coir matting is ideal for inset entrances and matwells because it can be cut to fit and laid into a recess for a neat, flush finish.

No — we do not currently offer logo printing on coir coconut matting.

Our coir matting comes in 1 metre and 2 metre roll widths. The roll lengths are 12.5 metres for the 1 metre width and 6 metres for the 2 metre width, and both can be cut to fit matwells, porches and doorways.

Coir matting is better suited to lower-traffic entrances than the busiest entrances. It is ideal for matwells, porches and doorways where a traditional natural finish is wanted.

Allow an extra 3 cm on both the width and the length, then trim the mat down to fit the recess exactly.

Yes — Premium Coir Coconut Matting is suitable for mat wells and floor recesses. Its PVC backing gives it added strength, so it can be cut to fit and laid into a recess without separate underlay being described as necessary on the product page.

Yes — coir matting is suitable for commercial entrances because its brush-like coconut fibres effectively trap dirt and debris. It is a popular choice for entrances in places such as restaurants and pubs.

Yes — this coir matting is supplied with a durable PVC backing, which adds strength and allows it to be trimmed to fit.

Yes — these mats are effective at trapping dirt at busy entrances. The coarse coconut fibres have a brush-like texture that scrapes dirt and debris from footwear, while also helping absorb moisture. They are a durable choice for entrances, porches, doorways and matwells.

These coir mats are available in 17mm and 23mm thicknesses.

Yes — coir matting can be cut to fit your area. It is supplied in 1m or 2m roll widths and can be trimmed on site to suit the exact opening, which makes it a good choice for matwells, porches and doorways.

The right thickness depends on the depth of the floor recess. 17mm is the most common size, but 23mm is also available for deeper recesses. The thicker coir offers no performance benefit; it is simply a matter of which fits best.

Yes — coir is a natural fibre, so some initial shedding is normal and settles over time. Vacuuming over the surface after fitting the coir helps to lift the loose fibres off and minimise future shedding.

Yes — coconut mats are suitable for fitting into a recessed doorway. Coir matting is commonly used in mat wells.

Coir matwell mats are designed for recess depths of 17mm or 23mm. The right depth depends on the mat type you choose, so the finished surface sits flush with the surrounding floor.

Coir matting is available in grey, black, and natural. For more colour options, see our 12mm synthetic coir brush matting product.

We currently offer coir matting in the natural (brown), Grey and Black colour options.

Coir matting can be suitable for a commercial entryway, but other alternatives are generally recommended for busier areas with high footfall.