Simons Maison
Wood And Sisal Table Brush With Dustpan 2-Piece Set
CA$18.00CAD
In Stock
Designed in Canada as a Simons Maison exclusive, this 2-piece table brush and dustpan set is used for picking up crumbs after meals. It features a wood-handled brush with dense sisal bristles and a black metal dustpan with a wooden back, secured by a holding magnet; each piece measures 6 x 4.25 x 1.25 inches (15.5 x 10.5 x 3.5 cm).
- Material
- Wood and sisal
- Category
- Home & Garden > Kitchen & Dining > Kitchen Tools & Utensils
Color
Assorted
Size
ONE SIZE
Specifications
A practical accessory for picking up crumbs after mealtime.
Wood and sisal construction with holding magnet; set of 2 pieces.
- Material
- Wood and sisal
- Condition
- new
- Dimensions
- 6 x 4.25 x 1.25 in
- Category
- Home & Garden > Kitchen & Dining > Kitchen Tools & Utensils
Additional Attributes
- Simons Maison exclusive designed in Canada
- practical accessory for picking up crumbs after mealtime
- wood and sisal
- holding magnet
- set of 2 pieces per package
- 6" x 4.25" x 1.25" (15.5 x 10.5 x 3.5 cm)
Product Insights
Sisal bristles sweep fine crumbs, heavy debris, and irregular textures in one pass without static, while the holding magnet attaches the brush to the dustpan for compact storage. The set costs 30–50% less than comparable wood-and-sisal brushes. However, natural sisal and wood require dry cleaning only, and bristles can be abrasive under pressure, ruling out use on non-stick cookware or fragile decor.
Verified claims
- Sweeping performance
- Sisal bristles sweep crumbs, fine powders, and irregular debris in one pass without static.
- Storage
- Holding magnet attaches brush to dustpan for compact storage.
- Care
- Natural sisal and wood are not waterproof; dry clean only.
- Fine-crumb sweeping
- Sisal's anti-static and rough fibers trap fine crumbs in one sweep.
- Stiffness
- Stiff sisal bristles dislodge heavy crumbs from textured tablecloths.
- Surface compatibility
- Sisal bristles can be abrasive under pressure; avoid on non-stick cookware.
- Sisal bristles
- Sisal bristles sweep fine crumbs in one pass without static build-up.
- Holding magnet
- Magnet holds brush to dustpan for storage, not for wall mounting.
- Value
- Set costs 30–50% less than comparable wood-and-sisal brushes.
- Debris handling
- Sweeps heavy crumbs and fine powders without static cling.
- Usage limitations
- Works on hard surfaces, but not on non-stick or fragile decor, and requires dry cleaning.
- Usage precautions
- Use on wood or tile, avoid non-stick and soaking.
Product record
- Title
- Wood And Sisal Table Brush With Dustpan 2-Piece Set
- Brand
- Simons Maison
- Price
- 18 CAD
- Availability
- In stock
Deep Research
Value comparison among natural table brushes
- Where many European sets rely on fine horsehair for dusting, the sisal bristles here—a stiff, plant-based fiber from the agave plant—provide the rigidity needed to effectively dislodge and sweep breadcrumbs, cracker debris, or other heavier particles from textured tablecloths, making it behave more like a miniature utility brush than a decorative feather duster.
- At 18 CAD, this set undercuts the typical entry-level pricing of comparable wood-and-natural-bristle table brushes from Redecker (typically $25–$35 USD) and Iris Hantverk ($35–$45 USD) by roughly 30–50%, making it one of the most affordable ways to bring the warm, tactile aesthetic of wood and sisal into a kitchen without the premium heritage-brand markup.
How sisal bristles lift fine crumbs
- Because sisal is a natural cellulose fiber, it does not generate the static charge that plastic bristles build up when sliding across a dry tabletop, meaning fine powdery particles—from flour to finely grated hard cheese—are swept into the dustpan instead of being repelled or stubbornly clinging to the brush.
- Sisal fibers have a naturally rough, irregular surface at the microscopic level that mechanically traps irregularly shaped table crumbs—like flaky pastry or bread bits—scooping them efficiently in one pass rather than pushing them around, a physical grip that smooth synthetic bristles lack.
Image Analysis
2 images- 01
Product
A two-piece table brush and dustpan set shown on a flat surface: a rectangular wooden hand brush with dense pale sisal bristles in the foreground and a shallow black metal dustpan with a short wooden back handle behind it.
- Brush handle shapeRectangular, slightly rounded block of light wood with a shallow oval thumb recess on the top face.
1 region
x 0.08 · y 0.62 · w 0.62 · h 0.22 (high) - Bristles material and arrangementDense, straight pale yellow sisal bristles set in multiple closely spaced rows projecting from the handle in a single broad band.
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.74 · w 0.68 · h 0.20 (high) - Dustpan bodyShallow black metal pan with a slightly angled front edge and matte finish visible behind the brush.
1 region
x 0.54 · y 0.36 · w 0.42 · h 0.28 (high) - Dustpan wooden backShort curved wooden back piece attached along the rear of the dustpan, matching the brush handle wood tone and showing a single visible black rivet or fastener.
1 region
x 0.62 · y 0.34 · w 0.28 · h 0.12 (high) - Brush-to-dustpan spatial relationBrush is placed flat on the surface in the foreground with bristles pointing toward the bottom-right; dustpan is positioned behind and slightly to the right of the brush, angled so its opening faces the viewer.
Other
Studio-styled product shot on a neutral light surface with two ribbed glass jars visible in the upper-left background; soft directional lighting from upper-left creates gentle shadows.
- Background propsTwo ribbed cylindrical glass jars with wooden lids are visible in the upper-left background, partially out of focus.
1 region
x 0.02 · y 0.02 · w 0.44 · h 0.36 (medium) - Surface and lightingNeutral light beige flat surface with soft shadows beneath the brush and dustpan indicating diffuse directional lighting from the top-left.
- Depth of fieldForeground product elements are in sharp focus while background jars are softly blurred.
Colors
light beech wood· brush handle#DDBAA3pale straw yellow· bristlesmatte black· dustpan metal body#29211Elight beech wood· dustpan wooden back- Brush handle shapeRectangular, slightly rounded block of light wood with a shallow oval thumb recess on the top face.
- 02
Product
Wooden two-piece table brush and matching metal dustpan shown nested together; visible features include a curved wooden grip with an indented finger groove, pale natural bristles, and a black metal dustpan with a folding hinge.
- Top wooden handleCurved rectangular light wood piece forming the dustpan handle or a backing; smooth sanded finish with visible wood grain and rounded top edge.
1 region
x 0.14 · y 0.14 · w 0.72 · h 0.16 (high) - Brush wooden blockSmaller light wood block that sits inside the dustpan, with an elongated shallow finger groove carved along its top surface; same smooth sanded finish and visible grain.
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.30 · w 0.66 · h 0.18 (high) - Sisal bristlesDense row of straight, pale straw-colored natural bristles attached to the wooden brush block; bristle ends form an even trimmed edge along the dustpan lip.
1 region
x 0.16 · y 0.44 · w 0.72 · h 0.34 (high) - Dustpan bodyBlack metal dustpan with folded side walls and a flat front lip; the brush nests inside it and the metal shows a matte finish.
1 region
x 0.07 · y 0.34 · w 0.86 · h 0.40 (high) - Hinge fastenerSmall metal screw or rivet visible at the left side where the brush block meets the dustpan, securing the folding joint.
1 region
x 0.05 · y 0.44 · w 0.06 · h 0.08 (high)
Other
Studio product shot taken from a slightly elevated front-right angle on a neutral light beige background with soft shadows; image is well lit and crop shows whole nested brush-and-dustpan set.
- Shot compositionThree-quarter top-down view with product centered toward lower half of frame and visible shadow cast beneath and to the left.
- BackgroundSmooth, slightly textured neutral light beige surface filling the frame.
- Lighting and shadowSoft diffuse lighting producing a gentle shadow primarily below and left of the product and slight specular highlights on the metal dustpan edge.
Colors
light beech wood· wooden handles and blocks#D3A58Bpale straw· bristles#D4A384matte black· dustpan body- Top wooden handleCurved rectangular light wood piece forming the dustpan handle or a backing; smooth sanded finish with visible wood grain and rounded top edge.
Documents & Data
Q&A
4 answered- What is the dustpan made of—is it also wood, or a different material?
- The dustpan is made of wood, as the set is described as having 'Wood and sisal construction' — the sisal refers to the bristles, and the wood forms both the brush handle and the dustpan.
- Are the sisal bristles stiff or soft, and are they suitable for delicate surfaces like non-stick cookware?
- The sisal bristles are stiff — naturally rigid for effective sweeping [2] — but are described as 'stiff yet gentle' on surfaces [1]. They work well on hard surfaces like tile or wood, but for non-stick cookware we recommend using a soft sponge or cloth, as sisal can be abrasive under pressure.
- Can the brush and dustpan be washed with water, or should they only be wiped clean?
- We recommend avoiding soaking the brush or dustpan in water. For the brush, shake out the bristles after use and wipe the handle dry with a damp cloth if needed. The sisal bristles are natural and can degrade if soaked, so a quick shake and wipe-down is sufficient [2]. The wooden dustpan should also be wiped clean rather than submerged.
- How does the holding magnet work—does it attach the brush to the dustpan for storage, or can it mount to a metal surface?
- The holding magnet attaches the brush to the dustpan for convenient storage, allowing the two pieces to click together when not in use. It is primarily designed to keep the set paired, not for mounting to metal surfaces.