Lobster Rope is long-lasting marine-grade fishing rope engineered to tether lobster traps to buoys in the sea.

Our rope is made from special Marine Tech Fibers™ that are engineered to be extremely weatherproof and durable even in salt, sun, water, and ocean storms.

It may seem bold to suggest our nautical rope doormats are the best in the world, but after 13 years of offering them nationwide, with less than 1% return rate...we think we've got a shot at the title.

The great thing about outdoor rope doormats is that you don't have to live on the coast, or be a boater, or even be interested in coastal decor to enjoy the beauty and functionality of a nautical rope doormat.

Handwoven in Maine and crafted to last for years, our nautical rope mats are colorful, heavy-weight, and extremely durable. Easy to clean and fast-drying, these are the best doormats for anyone who wants function and beauty combined.

Weighing 6 to 10 pounds depending on doormat size, they easily stay in place on non-skid surfaces. 

When you purchase a strong, long-lasting doormat that not only does the job but keeps looking bright and cheery on your doorstep, you'll see it's worth the investment. It is more eco-friendly and economical to purchase a high quality doormat that lasts for years than to have to replace cheaper doormats more often. 

Our nautical rope doormats last for many years. They are designed to withstand Mother Nature's harshest weather and retain their beauty, function, and charm.  We always say, "the best outdoor mats for the front door last for years, not a season."

With our super long-lasting rope doormats, you will usually only need to change your outdoor doormat when you want a new color! They last for years.

Two reasons: first, Lobster Rope is engineered to last for years submerged in salt water. It's amazing how long it really lasts. The second reason is because our woven doormats catch dirt and pass it through. They do not get laden down with dirt and sand, which often ruins doormats and makes them take on odors. Lastly our doormats will never mildew or mold, so you do not track that into your home. 

We guarantee against manufacturers' defects for 3 years from date of purchase. If you ever have any issues, just reach out. We'll be there for you.

Outdoor doormats get wet all of the time which can lead to growth of molds and mildew that break down your doormat. Worse, this is tracked right into your home every time someone crosses the threshold.

With our fast-drying mold & mildew-resistant rope mats, you never have to worry about bringing these harmful molds into your home and affecting air quality. 

Traditional doormats trap dirt within them, making them vehicles for germs. These doormats get bogged down and become hard to clean. This makes the doormat less effective and shortens its life.

Our "catch and release" weave passes dirt through so you just lift and sweep it away every now and then. Your doormat stays clean and fresh looking - no vacuuming required!

Absolutely! They add cheer to your door all year long. Not just for summer, these doormats add pops of colors that chase away winter grays, too. Because we have so many colors available - from vibrant blues, cool navy blues, and warm earth tones, you can now find a lobster rope "rug" in a color perfect for your home. 

Yes! When the rope is manufactured we added up to 6xs the standard UV protection in lobster rope. Of course all rope will eventually fade over time, but ours lasts for years.

Because they get wet all of the time, outdoor door mats can degrade easily and take on odors.

Lobster Rope Doormats, however, are super fast-drying and never take on odors. Say goodbye to soggy doormats! Plus, because our rope doormats are made from synthetic fibers they will not rot, as natural fibers do. 

You might be disappointed in how coir doormats hold up to the wind and rain. Prone to mildew, odors, and just natural deterioration, natural rope mats are usually best for indoor use. It is also important that your outdoor rope mat is heavyweight, so it will not blow away.

Heavy-duty, water-resistant rubber doormats are very functional, but they lack the color and charm of a rope doormat. Plus, extreme temperatures can cause rubber to crack, while rope doormats keep their cool in all weather.  

It's easy to clean a Lobster Rope Doormat - just hose it down right at your door. The fast-drying nautical rope is very easy to maintain.

Never. Our doormats do not bleed color.

Marine-grade lobster rope needs to be on non-skid surfaces that offer friction like cement, worn wood, etc. If you need a non-skid doormat pad we've got them right here:

Non-skid pad for 18 x 30 doormat

Non-skid pad for larger doormats

Our 18" x 30" rope doormats weigh 6-7 lbs. and 24" x 36" weigh 10 lbs. 

Both Wicked Good Rope Doormats and Recycled Lobster Rope Doormats are about 1" thick, but you should plan for 1.25" clearance. As a front door mat, they make an impressive and colorful statement.

Wicked Good Doormats are handwoven from new lobster rope. This extra rugged rope was developed with Marine Tech Fibers™ engineered to hold up extremely well against all weather.

Recycled Lobster Rope Doormats are handwoven from rope once used to tether lobster traps in the sea, plus upcycled scrap rope.

Both outdoor mats last for years, are mildew and mold resistant, and handwoven in Maine.

In-stock doormats are shipped within 1-2 business days via UPS Ground. It takes 1-5 business days for your rope doormat to arrive.

We ship doormats folded to keep costs lower and reduce the carbon footprint. When the rope mat arrives simply lay it flat and it will retake its shape. 

With over 35 colors available, we've got the right mat for you.

For a pop of color be sure to check out our blue and teal striped doormats.

Of if you want something more refined try a solid dark tan , navy or any double weave.

Of course - it is so important to us that you are happy with your doormat. We have a relaxed 30-Day Return Policy.

Yes! We've been delighted to have been featured on NBC's TODAY Show, HGTV Magazine, Better Homes & Gardens Magazine, ArchitecturalDigest.com, BobVila.com, MyDomaine.com, HuffingtonPost.com and more!