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Filta La Dolce Frutta Doormat 60 x 40 cm

Filta La Dolce Frutta Doormat 60 x 40 cm

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A Taste of Italian Summer

The Filta La Dolce Frutta Doormat brings a colourful fruit-inspired print to the doorway. Natural coir scrapes dirt from footwear, and the PVC backing helps the 60 x 40 cm mat grip smooth flooring.

Styling

Its sunny Mediterranean spirit suits bright kitchens with garden doors as well as front porches. Pair it with lemon trees in pots or Italian-style ceramics for a holiday feel at home.

How to Use

Lay the mat flat in front of the door with the backing underneath, and give your shoes a firm wipe across the coir as you come in. New coir can shed a few loose fibres at first, so give it a good shake outdoors during the first few weeks. To keep it looking its best, shake it out or brush it regularly to remove trapped dirt, and avoid abrasive cleaners.

Dimensions & Specifications

  • Width: 60 cm
  • Depth: 40 cm
  • Height: 2 cm
  • Weight: 1.417 kg
  • Materials: Coir and PVC

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the mat made of?
Coir and PVC.

What size is it?
It measures 60 x 40 cm, 2 cm high.

How do I clean it?
Shake it out or brush it regularly to remove trapped dirt, and avoid abrasive cleaners.

Will it stay in place?
The PVC backing is designed to help the mat grip smooth floors such as tiles, laminate and wood and to reduce movement underfoot.

Can it be used outdoors?
For the longest life, use it inside the door or in a sheltered, covered porch. Coir lasts best when it isn't left sitting in standing water.

Will my door open over it?
The mat is 2 cm high, so check the gap beneath your door if it opens inwards over the mat.

Why Filta

Filta doormats combine hard-working coir and rubber constructions with characterful designs, from crisp geometrics to playful greetings. Each mat is chosen to do the everyday job of keeping dirt at the door while saying something about the home behind it.

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