Heathered Non-Slip Doormat 90 X 140 Cm

Verified claims

Floor staining

Rubber backing can cause permanent staining on vinyl and hardwood floors.

Wet weather protection

Water beads on surface and backing blocks seepage; top resists mold and mildew.

Maintenance

Lift the mat twice a year to check for moisture; always air-dry flat away from heat.

Traction

Rubber backing grips tile and hardwood but shifts on rough concrete.

Cleaning

The mat can be cleaned by shaking, vacuuming, or washing with mild detergent.

Drying

Air-dries quickly; must not be exposed to direct heat.

Floor protection

Rubber backing can discolor wood or vinyl; lift mat periodically.

Size

At 90x140 cm, this mat satisfies the 80% door-width rule and offers 35% more surface area than standard large doormats.

Water resistance

Water beads on the surface and dries quickly.

Care

Stain-resistant and easy to maintain: shake, vacuum, or rinse as needed.

Mold resistance

Resists mold and mildew; stays odor-free even after rain.

Durability

Abrasion-resistant; holds up under heavy foot traffic without thinning.

Comparison

Outperforms coir and cotton in stain resistance, drying speed, and shedding.

Grip

Grips well on tile and hardwood; less on rough concrete.

Moisture handling

Water beads on the surface, dries quickly, and resists stains, mold, and mildew.

Design longevity

Timeless neutral tone and stain-resistant polyester keep the mat looking new.

Exclusivity

Simons Maison exclusive designed in Canada distinguishes it from mass-market house brands.

Value

Cost per m² ($36) is 22% below IKEA's comparable mat with non-slip backing.

Floor compatibility

Grips tile and hardwood but may require a plastic barrier to avoid staining.

Product record

Title

Heathered Non-Slip Doormat 90 X 140 Cm

Brand

Simons Maison

Price

45 CAD

Availability

In stock

How 90x140 cm fits your entry

• At 55 inches deep, the mat extends well beyond the 18–24-inch depth of standard doormats and even the 36-inch depth described as luxurious for deep porches, effectively serving as an entryway runner that captures dirt across multiple footsteps before entering the home.
• At 35.5 inches wide, the mat easily meets the widely cited 80%-of-door-width rule for all common 30–36-inch entry doors; on a 36-inch door it nearly matches the door width, achieving the modern, built-in look that design guides consider more intentional than a narrower mat.
• With a 35.5 x 55-inch (90 x 140 cm) footprint, this mat is considerably larger than the 30 x 48-inch (76 x 122 cm) size defined as a large doormat in category guides, yielding about 35% more surface area for trapping dirt and making a stronger design statement at the door.

Heathered look and entryway style

• The slate grey heathered finish is explicitly designed around 'timeless neutral tones' that blend into a wide range of color schemes without locking the entryway into a fleeting trend, so the mat stays relevant through years of changing decor.

Value compared to similar non-slip mats

• As a Simons Maison exclusive designed in Canada, the doormat carries an element of design uniqueness that mass-market house-brand mats cannot offer, giving the 45 CAD price added value for those who want a non-generic look.
• At 45 CAD for a 90x140 cm (1.26 m²) mat, this doormat costs roughly $36 per square meter — well below IKEA's VATTENVERK at $46 per square meter for its 60x90 cm indoor mat — making it a more cost-effective option for covering a larger entryway while also including a non-slip rubber backing.

Why polyester for a doormat

• Inherent stain resistance in the polyester yarns means muddy footprints and debris don't leave lasting marks — a shake or a quick wipe is often enough to restore the slate grey tone, unlike coir which can trap deep stains.
• Polyester is inherently tough and resists pilling, so the mat's surface holds up even under heavy indoor foot traffic without thinning out or developing bald spots the way cotton mats can.
• Polyester fibers resist moisture absorption, so water beads on the woven surface and evaporates quickly — this prevents mildew and odors, a common pitfall of absorbent natural mats like coir that stay damp for hours.

Rubber backing and your floors

• Placing a thin plastic sheet or non-staining rug pad between the mat and the floor allows the rubber backing to deliver grip without direct chemical contact, an effective workaround for vinyl or recently refinished hardwood surfaces.
• The rubber backing seals the floor, trapping moisture that can create cloudy patches or a distinct mat-shaped outline — an outcome that occurs faster in homes with seasonal humidity swings.
• Lifting the mat a couple of times a year to check for moisture, residue, or outline formation can catch early floor interaction before it becomes irreversible, a simple habit that extends safe use on wood or vinyl floors.
• Even polyurethane-finished hardwood is vulnerable because rubber-backing chemicals can migrate through microscopic gaps or worn areas, causing deep discoloration that often requires sanding and refinishing to eliminate.
• Rubber-backed mats, whether natural or synthetic, can chemically react with the plasticizers in vinyl plank and sheet flooring, producing permanent yellow, brown, or black staining that mirrors the mat's outline — a risk intensified by heat from sunlight or foot traffic friction.