LP Doormats - welsh Croeso coir door mat - nonslip doormat - large Welsh welcome Croeso doormat size 75 x 45cm - indoor door mat - outdoor sheltered use welcome mat - front door mats (Croeso)

Excellent

Good purchase, looks nice, and is sturdy

The media could not be loaded.  This door mat is recommended to be used indoors or in a porch. It has a fresh look about it with a pretty design. I’ve had one similar in my open porch and it weathered well and not having any drainage holes didn’t make any difference. It needs a good shake on arrival as has lots of loose “grassy” bits on it. It’s a good course mat for wiping your shoes on so I’m very happy to recommend ☺️

This sturdy and attractive mat will 'keep a welcome in the hillsides' or wherever you chance to live for a good many years of frequent use. My order replaces a very similar item which lasted about a decade before the 'Croeso' became less-than-readable under the impact of innumerable feet and paws. Recommended.

Good quality and looks nice also

nice product i actually have this at my back door as people was asking what it means all the time, so i moved itnot a bad product, but unless you are Welsh or in Wales, totally useless to you, but dont let that put you off, lol, bit expensive though at 25 quid, maybe 15 is better priced

75cm*45cm doormat made of 100% natural coir doormat with pvc back. No edging.It is heavy and solid. Quite thick, approx. 1 cm. Comfortable to stand on it.Well made but shedding quite a lot of coconut fibres. It should stop after a while.Looking simple yet nice. Perfect for any interior( cottage or modern).Seems to be quite durable so far.Reasonably priced.

This mat looked great in the pictures and, at time of writing, there are 13 global reviews pegging it at 4/5 to 5/5 stars, and other Lily Pad doormats also get excellent reviews.It arrived in good time, I liberated it from its plastic prison and immediately noticed it shedding. Fibres were flaking from it with extreme ease. I initially wanted this as an indoor mat, but the shedding was too much for me to simply start using it indoors, so, it being a sunny day, I took it outside for a shake.As I shook it outside it quickly being apparent that no amount of shaking was going to remove the loose fibres. In fact, all I was doing was shaking off fibres which probably weren’t loose. During the shaking, which wasn’t that hard given the weight of the mat and its bristly-ness (difficult to hold with bare hands), a tear in the rubber started to form.Closer inspection of the tear and some manual probing only caused the tear to increase with tufts of fibres coming away at the site of the tear. Impossible for it to even begin life as an indoor mat, so I positioned it outside my front door.The blurb claims nonslip, but it slips (concrete slabs outside the door).This is a poor mat. Quality is probably the worst I’ve ever seen on a mat, including the cheap things you get at supermarkets. When the sole redeeming feature is the typeface of the word “Croeso” then you know you’re in trouble.