Outdoor Rubber Door Mats

Simply hose down the mat with cold water and air-dry it. For stubborn stains, use mild detergent and rinse thoroughly.

Choose a size that fits the width of the doorway and gives enough stepping area for shoes to be scraped clean. Larger sizes are often better for busy entrances, while smaller formats suit single outside doors. If you need help comparing options, see our entrance mat sizing guide.

Yes. Outdoor rubber doormats are widely used at offices, schools, shops and other busy buildings where you need to catch dirt and water before it is carried inside.

Rubber is usually the better choice for exposed entrances because it handles wet conditions well and is easy to rinse clean. If you are comparing materials, you can also browse our entrance mats and rubber backed door mats.

No. They are low-maintenance and can usually be kept in good condition with occasional shaking out, sweeping or hosing down.

Yes. These outside doormats are designed to be laid in front of the door, so most customers can install them by simply placing them on a flat surface.

Usually no. Because these outdoor doormats are used outside, the door will normally open inwards rather than across the mat.

No. These rubber mats are moulded in standard sizes, but there is a good choice of lengths and widths for small doorways and larger entrances.