Coir (Coconut Fibre)

4 crafts · 6 Typical products

Coir is spun from coconut husk, making it the toughest natural fibre for entrance matting. It scrapes grit off shoes and holds up to weather, which is why it dominates the doormat category in the US and Japan.

Digital Printed Rotary Screen Printed Needle Punched Braided

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Coir (Coconut Fibre): 6 typical products covering Digital Printed, Rotary Screen Printed, Needle Punched, Braided. Regular minimum order 500 m², lead time about 1 month; sizes, colours and designs can be produced to your order.

Digital Printed

1 Typical product

Artwork is printed directly onto a white base with water-based inks, so photographic detail and unlimited colours are possible from one piece upward.

HM-COPD-01

Coir Digital Printed Entrance Mat

StandardEntranceDigital Printed

Pile height16 mm
BackingPVC Backing
Standard size40 × 60 cm
MOQ1,000 pcs

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Rotary Screen Printed

1 Typical product

Colour is pushed through a rotating cylindrical screen, giving high throughput and excellent colour penetration for long production runs.

HM-COPS-01

Coir Screen Printed Outdoor Mat

StandardOutdoorScreen Printed

Pile height16 mm
BackingPVC Backing
Standard size45 × 75 cm
MOQ1,000 pcs

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Needle Punched

3 Typical products

Barbed needles entangle fibres mechanically without any yarn spinning, producing a tough, fray-resistant felt that is ideal for entrance and industrial mats.

HM-CONP-01

Coir Needle Punched Entrance Mat

Heavy-DutyEntranceNeedle Punched

Pile height15 mm
BackingPVC Backing
Standard size40 × 60 cm
MOQ1,000 pcs

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HM-CONP-02

Coir Needle Punched Outdoor Mat

Heavy-DutyOutdoorNeedle Punched

Pile height18 mm
BackingRubber Backing
Standard size45 × 75 cm
MOQ1,000 pcs

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HM-CONP-03

Coir Needle Punched Commercial Space Mat

Heavy-DutyCommercial SpaceNeedle Punched

Pile height17 mm
BackingPVC Backing
Standard size60 × 90 cm
MOQ500 pcs

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Braided

1 Typical product

Yarn or fabric strips are plaited into ropes and then coiled and stitched into an oval or round mat — a traditional craft still used for farmhouse-style doormats.