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Doormats and Shoe Trays

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Doormats and shoe trays include Ruhhy and Trizand entrance mats, rubberized mats, rubber-backed options and absorbent Clean Step Mat products. They suit entrance areas where people wipe their shoes or leave footwear after coming home. Choose according to the available floor space and the task: absorbing moisture, wiping soles or keeping removed shoes in a tray with a raised rim.



 

Doormats provide a place to wipe footwear at the entrance, while shoe trays give removed shoes a designated spot. The selection includes Ruhhy and Trizand entrance mats, rubberized mats, mats with rubber backing and absorbent Clean Step Mat products. A Trizand shoe tray with a raised rim offers a different option for the area where footwear is left after use.

How to choose doormats and shoe trays

Measure the floor space beside the entrance and compare both the length and width with the product dimensions. Consider the door’s opening path and where people naturally stop to remove their shoes. Next, decide whether moisture absorption, a particular backing or a separate footwear tray matters most. Check the individual product information for material details and cleaning instructions.

  • Entrance mats: Ruhhy and Trizand mats provide a surface for wiping shoes by the door. Choose dimensions that suit the spot where people step into the entrance area.
  • Absorbent mats: Clean Step Mat products are described as absorbent. This feature is relevant when footwear brings moisture to the entrance.
  • Rubber backing: Rubberized mats and mats with rubber backing are represented. A backing description does not establish the material of the entire mat.
  • Raised-rim shoe trays: The Trizand tray provides a place for removed footwear. Consider the tray dimensions alongside the way shoes will be arranged.
  • Appearance: The selection includes different shades and a Ruhhy HOME model. Match the appearance to the surrounding entrance furnishings.

A doormat suits the point where soles are wiped, while a shoe tray suits the spot where footwear is taken off and left between uses.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a doormat and a shoe tray?

A doormat provides a surface for wiping shoe soles at the entrance. A shoe tray with a raised rim provides a place to leave removed footwear.

Which doormats absorb moisture?

Clean Step Mat products are described as absorbent doormats. Compare the dimensions of the chosen absorbent mat with the space available at your entrance.

Can a rubber-backed doormat go in the washing machine?

Rubber backing alone does not establish whether a doormat is machine washable. Follow the cleaning instructions supplied for the individual doormat.