Personalised Doormats

Home decor is very personal, that’s why I am so passionate about offering custom orders, so you have a piece that is perfectly tailored and aligned to you.

Whether you want a cheeky saying or your family name, I’ve got you covered!

Each doormat is lovingly designed, hand painted & sealed right here in South West Sydney.

HOW TO ORDER

1. Input your slogan, text or any notes about your order in the box provided.
2. Then if required upload your logo or image using the file upload button.
3. Double check everything is correct before hitting add to cart!
4. After you check out & I receive your order, I will begin putting together some mock ups.
5. I will then email you the mock ups to review via the email you provided at check out.
6. You will then have the opportunity to provide feedback & make revisions to the design.
7. Once you are happy and approve the design, I will go ahead & create your doormat!
8. Once your doormat is finished, I get it ready to ship to you and send through tracking details.

CUSTOM ORDER TURNAROUND TIMES

Currently custom doormat order turnaround time is 4-5 days once design is approved. This time does not include the time it takes for me to create your mock ups or create any revisions based on your feedback etc

This is just the time it takes to make your order, as each mat needs to cure for 24-48 hours (depending on the weather) before I can package it up to ship.

MATERIALS

• Made of natural coir (coconut husk) fibres
• Latex (PVC) backing to keep the coir fibres in place.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

• Gentle Vacuum or Shake Weekly/Monthly to Remove Loose Fibres
• Bring inside or keep under cover during heavy rain or flooding to avoid damage to your mat.

FAQ

My mat is shedding, is this normal?

It is normal for the natural coconut fibres in your doormat to shed quite a bit at first, while you “break it in” I recommend giving it a shake or a quick gentle vacuum every week or so to loosen excess fibres & debris.

Over time your doormat will shed much less and will only need shaking or vacuuming every month or so.

My mat got wet and the fibres changed colour, is that normal?

Yes, when wet the coir (coconut husk) fibres can change colour as they absorb & hold onto the water.

If my mat gets wet & changes colour, what do I do?

It’s ok for your mat to get a little wet, however the colour of the coconut fibres darken when wet. If your mat becomes soaked and the fibres have darkened, lay your mat flat across your clothesline lines in the sun to allow fibres to dry out.

 

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