BC1, BC2 & BC20 coir mats are traditional Handloom Coir Mats woven using Coconut Coir Yarn. BC1, BC2& BC20 Mats 100% Sustainable Natural Handloom Coir Mats. Natural Coir yarn for the Brush Pile is tightly wound over steel grooved rods and then cut with a sharp knife. BC1 Mats weigh 4800 GSM, BC2 mats weigh 5400 GSM, and the Economic Coir Door Mats BC20, primarily used for moulding with Rubber trim and backing, weigh 4200 GSM. Construction is the same, but appearance gets better with Denser Coir Pile weighing more. These Sustainable Natural Handloom Coir Mats are made using a dense weave of coir fibres that help trap Dirt and debris, making them an excellent choice for an entrance mat. BC1 coir mats also have a natural, rustic appearance that adds warmth and texture to any space. Both BC1 BC2 & BC20 coir mats are 100% Natural, eco-friendly and sustainable. Coir fibres are a renewable, biodegradable, Sustainable and compostable resource, making them an excellent choice for anyone looking for an environmentally-friendly flooring option. Overall, BC1, BC2 and BC20 coir mats offer a range of Sustainable options for anyone looking for a durable, stylish, sustainable and eco-friendly Natural Coir Hand woven entrance mat or floor covering. Whether you choose BC1 or BC2 will depend on your specific needs and budget, but both options offer excellent Dirt removal, Shoe wiping and value for money.

Creel coir mats are a type of traditional coir mat made using a special weaving technique that creates a unique pattern on the mat's surface. The term "creel" refers to the wooden frame holding the coir fibres during weaving. Unlike other coir mats with a uniform surface, creel coir mats have a distinctive pattern that adds visual interest and texture to any space. The pattern is created by weaving the coir fibres in a specific way, creating a raised, diamond-shaped design on the mat's surface. Creel coir mats are also highly durable and can withstand heavy foot traffic. They are made using a dense weave of coir fibres that help trap dirt and debris, making them an excellent choice for an entrance mat. Like other types of coir mats, creel coir mats have a natural, rustic appearance that adds warmth and texture to any space. One of the benefits of creel coir mats is that they are available in various colours and sizes, allowing you to choose the perfect rug to suit your decor and space. They are also an eco-friendly and sustainable choice, as coir fibres are a renewable resource that is biodegradable and compostable. Overall, creel coir mats offer a unique and stylish option for anyone looking for a durable and practical entrance mat or floor covering. The distinctive pattern, combined with the natural beauty and durability of coir fibres, makes creel coir mats an excellent choice for any home or business.

FM2 coir mats are a type of traditional coir mat that is made using high-quality coconut fibres. FM2 refers to the grade of the coir fibres used to make the mat, with FM2 being slightly lower than BC1 and BC2 coir mats. Despite being a slightly lower grade, FM2 coir mats are still highly durable and withstand heavy foot traffic. They are made using a dense weave of coir fibres that help trap dirt and debris, making them an excellent choice for an entrance mat. FM2 coir mats have a natural, rustic appearance that adds warmth and texture to any space. They are available in various sizes and shapes, from rectangular and square to round and oval. FM2 coir mats are also an eco-friendly and sustainable choice. Coir fibres are a renewable, biodegradable and compostable resource, making them an excellent choice for anyone looking for an environmentally-friendly flooring option. One of the benefits of FM2 coir mats is that they are a more cost-effective option than BC1 and BC2 coir mats, making them an excellent choice for anyone on a budget. Despite being a slightly lower grade, FM2 coir mats offer exceptional durability and resilience. Overall, FM2 coir mats are a practical, affordable, and eco-friendly choice for anyone looking for a durable and stylish entrance mat or floor covering. Whether you're looking for a plain, simple mat or a more decorative option with a pattern or design, FM2 coir mats offer the perfect combination of style and value.

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We usually encourage consolidating your order into a minimum 20 feet container volume for logitistical efficiency and fastest sea transit time. However we are open to as low MOQ as even 500 pieces to help you build your business.

Our lead time to ship for a 20 feet container volumes, approximately 5000 mats, is 1 week time.

We encourage any payment via bank. Preferred terms are advance payment, letter of credit or documents against payment via bank.

We can consolidate upto 20 different type of mats in a single container.

Coir ( Coco ) doormats are made from the long and brown fibres of the coconut husk. They are safer for the environment than doormats made from synthetics that are non-biodegradable and may even trigger allergic reactions to sensitive skin. The eco-friendly nature of coco coir doormats makes them a great addition to homes with sustainable interior decor. Coir doormats are sturdy, hardwearing and ideal for removing dirt/snow from your footwear.

Coco is German for Coir. Most countries call the Coir mat for the welcome doormat made of coconut fibre. In the United States and Europe, it is commonly called a Coco-mat. Some European countries call it Kokos mat.

Yes, the Coco-mat is a durable mat made of resilient coconut fibres, which spring back to standard shape after scrubbing dirty shoes. They generally last longer and are ideal for home entrance traffic with dirty and snow-filled footwear.

Simply shake the dirt out and vacuum. The debris collected by scrubbing the dirty shoes is contained within the fibres and hidden within them. Traditional woven coco mat without backing will collect the dirt under the rug, which must be swept or vacuum cleaned.

Yes, coco mats are ideal for sheltered entrances and patios. It has to be placed outdoors to prevent dirt from entering the home. It is suggested to put carpets with printed designs in a sheltered area or covered porch to protect the printed matter from accelerated fading under external sunlight and wetness.

Coir mats are made of natural fibres and will absorb moisture which will dry on their own from the sun. However, if the coir mat has printed matter, it is recommended to place them in a sheltered area.

Yes, like all-natural fibre products such as wool, cotton, jute coco mat will also shed. This is a common characteristic of all-natural fibre products. Shedding is more during the early period of use and will eventually be minimal as time goes by.

No, Coco mats (coir mats) are made of several grades – some created on hand-woven looms, some tufted by machines with ova or latex backing, some woven on power usually looms for runners. These different grades also vary in cost and thickness. We offer all these various grades in our collection in the best quality for your satisfaction.

No, they can be made in any size required. The best selling size in the US market is 18” x 30” and 24” x 36”, and the best selling size in Europe is 16” x 24”.

Rubber mats are made from Natural latex from rubber trees, and rubber doormats are the most functional mats. Often used in commercial settings, yet still be suitable in domestic situations where appearance isn’t as important, such as the entry from a garage.

Use doormats at ALL entrances to your home: Even from areas such as garages. It will pay off because you will have to do less vacuuming. Use Mat both inside and outside: One outside the door and one inside. This gives you two opportunities to stop the dirt coming in. Often, using great-looking coir outside the door. Then a synthetic doormat inside is a great combination. One will scrape the shoe, and then the second Mat will absorb any leftover dirt or moisture. Clean your doormats often: Over time, a doormat can get so full of dirt it won’t be able to do its job anymore. Just shake the Mat or hit it against a solid surface, and it will be good to go once more!