Mallard Doormat 18x27 Polyester Felt Non Slip

A mallard drake on an eighteen by twenty-seven inch mat, greens and chestnut against water tones. Made for a door that opens onto the outdoors.

Built For A Working Entry

• Felt pulls water off boots. Dense fibers hold moisture at the door instead of releasing it onto the floor two steps in.
• Dark tones in the artwork help. Greens and browns disguise the mud that a mat like this actually meets.
• Rinses clean outdoors. A hose returns it to its original state without any cleaner.

A Lodge Or Back Door Mat

This is the artwork people choose for a cabin door, a boot room, or the entrance that faces the yard rather than the street.

At eighteen by twenty-seven it fits a single door without crowding a narrow landing.

Cleaning Takes Two Minutes

Boot mud is the main job. Let it dry, sweep the bulk off, then hose the rest rather than trying to wash wet mud straight away.

• Do hose it, or use a power washer
• Do sweep it with a broom for dry dirt
• Do vacuum on the floor setting
• Do spot clean with a mild cleaner

• Skip anything that foams heavily, since the residue holds new dirt
• Skip the stiff brush, which lifts the nap
• Skip the carpet setting on the vacuum, built to pull pile up
• Skip bleach entirely

Sheltered Beats Exposed

Under a porch roof the color stays deep for years. Fully exposed, the mat keeps working but the image softens sooner than it needs to.

Worth knowing: a boot scraper beside the door earns its keep. Removing the worst before the mat sees it roughly halves how often you have to wash it.

Questions About The Mallard Mat

Can I leave it out through winter?
It will survive winter, but freeze and thaw cycles with standing water are hard on any felt mat. Under an overhang it comes through far better.

Does snow damage it?
Snow itself does not. Brush it off rather than scraping with a shovel, which can tear the binding tape at the edge.

How well does it handle dog mud as well as boots?
The same way. Dense felt takes wet dirt out of paws and boots alike, and hoses clean afterward.

Is the drake artwork detailed enough to identify the species?
The classic drake markings are all there and clearly drawn. It remains an artist's painting rather than a field guide plate.