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Dormatt's Rope Mat is Handcrafted from marine-grade polypropylene rope, these mats have the same rough beauty as nautical ropes and would be perfect for Kiwi homes exposed to salt breezes, continuous rain, and sunny spells.

Taking our cue from the base characteristics of a coir mat - i.e., the coarse fibrous texture from which mud can be scraped and grit can be trapped- we advance the function with synthetic durability with our rope mats. Unlike a coir mat that absorbs moisture and can shred over time, rope mats are tightly woven to repel the water, dry quickly, and keep their shape through countless seasons. The ridged weave not only allows the mat to scrape like coir, but provide for added traction and resistance to fading, allowing color to withstand New Zealand's abundant UV rays.

Size

Precision matters in entry design, and Dormatt’s rope mats deliver with sizes echoing coir classics. The go-to 75 x 45 cm suits single doors in bungalows from Tauranga to Timaru, providing full stride coverage—about 2-3 steps—to maximize dirt capture. It's low-profile at 1-1.5 cm thick, gliding under doors without snags.

For broader entries, opt for 90 x 60 cm or runner styles up to 180 x 45 cm, ideal for double doors or verandas in spacious sections. Custom trims ensure seamless fits, much like coir's flexibility but with rope's edge-sealing prowess against fraying.

Sizing perks include space optimization—no awkward overhangs tripping toes—and visual balance, making porches feel expansive. Measure your threshold, add 15 cm per side, and revel in the fit. With rope mats, dimension becomes your design ally, enhancing flow from outdoors in.

Used for

Rope mats can be found in patios, garages, even indoor hallways—not just at your front door where the mildew resistant construction will be most effective. The benefits are plentiful; 90% of dirt and sand can be trapped before it even gets into your home reducing your indoor vacuuming by half, environmental recycled materials promote sustainable living, and they are lightweight and sturdy (3-5 kg) so you can easily move or relocate them. Less vacuuming in Whangarei or Wellington = more time at the beach for the family!Invest in a rope mat today and step into a cleaner, more stylish home where tradition meets tomorrow's toughness.

Why Rope Mats?

The payoff of rope mats is profound, weaving benefits into your home's fabric. Durability tops the list: outlasting coir by triple the time, they weather cyclones without unraveling, per user trials in cyclone-prone Gisborne. This translates to savings—NZ$200+ over a decade versus frequent coir swaps.

Stylistically, they exude relaxed luxury-stripes for nautical nods, solids for sleek lines-raising property vibes with subtlety. Environmentally, recycled rope cuts carbon by 40%, in line with zero-waste goals. To families, less mess means more moments; to renters, no-damage install keeps deposits intact. Rope mats aren't just mats-they're lifestyle upgrades.

Rope Mat Applications

Dive deeper into how rope mats are used for seamless integration. Front doors? Prime real estate, where their scrape dislodges hiking mud from Tongariro trails. Patios in Hawke's Bay host barbecues, the weave masking spills while ventilating heat.

Indoor shifts: hallways in multi-level homes buffer echoes and dirt; laundry rooms contain washer drips. Commercial spots like Queenstown hostels deploy them for guest welcomes, enduring ski-boot thuds. Seasonal swaps? Lightweight for storage, rebounding wrinkle-free.

Benefits compound: noise absorption softens slams, aiding open-plan peace; portability suits van life nomads. Pet-proof against claws, they save on replacements. In essence, rope mats adapt, used for life's transitions with grace.

Effortless Maintenance: Keeping Your Rope Mats Pristine

Upkeep for rope mats is a highlight—simpler than coir's laborious brushes. Shake weekly for loose bits; hose monthly with mild soap, drying in sun's kiss. No vacuum needed; the weave self-cleans via foot traffic.

Perks? Time freed—10 minutes versus coir's hour—plus stain resistance to red dirt or wine. Avoid bleach to preserve weave; rotate for even fade. In NZ's damp, their breathability nixes odors. This ease ensures mats stay shipshape, maximizing value.