Anji Mountain Rubber Boot Tray with Removable Coir Insert, 34.5" Wide — Tan & Black Chevron, Holds 3 Pairs, Raised-Edge Waterproof

Anji Mountain's rubber boot tray with a removable woven coir insert keeps mud, snow, and wet footwear contained while adding a refined, durable base for your entryway.

Made from mostly natural rubber and recycled materials, this 34.5" wide tray pairs a sturdy raised-edge rubber basin with a natural coir scraper that slides in and out for easy cleaning. The tan and black chevron coir insert adds visual texture while catching grit at the door; the tray itself resists moisture and holds spills so tile, wood, and laminate floors stay protected. Built to hold three adult pairs, the combination of recycled rubber durability and 100% woven coir creates a practical, eco-conscious solution for mudrooms, porches, and entry halls.

How does this boot tray control messes from shoes and boots?

The raised outer lip creates a shallow basin that contains melted snow, puddles, and dirty runoff so liquids and debris don’t reach your floor. The dense coir surface scrapes away grit and traps it in the fiber, reducing tracking into the house. Remove the insert to empty or shake loose collected debris and hose the tray clean when needed.

• Raised rubber edge prevents overflow on typical footwear runoff.
• Woven coir fibers scrape off mud, salt, and loose debris efficiently.
• Removable coir insert allows quick shaking and washing outdoors.
• Rubber basin tolerates hosing and air drying without damage.

Will this tray fit standard entryways and hold the shoes my family uses?

At 34.5 inches wide, the tray accommodates three adult-sized pairs or a mix of boots and shoes commonly used in family entryways. Its low-profile height offers easy step-in access while still providing enough capacity for winter boots and rain footwear. Use it horizontally at a front door, inside a mudroom, or under a covered porch to centralize footwear storage.

• Fits three adult pairs—ideal for couples or small families.
• Low lip height keeps trips to a minimum while containing messes.
• Wide footprint suitable for layered footwear like boots and sneakers.
• Stable rubber base resists sliding on most floor surfaces.

How do I maintain and clean the coir insert and rubber tray?

Maintenance is straightforward: lift out the coir mat and shake to remove loose dirt, then hose or brush it outdoors for deeper cleaning. The rubber tray can be rinsed and left to air dry; its recycled-rubber composition withstands regular outdoor washing. Because the insert is removable, periodic cleaning keeps both pieces working and looking their best.

• Shake coir insert outdoors to dislodge debris.
• Hose or scrub coir gently for deeper cleaning; allow to air dry fully.
• Rinse rubber tray with water and let it air dry—no special cleaners required.
• Replace the coir insert once dry for continued scraping efficiency.

Is this tray environmentally friendly and durable enough for regular use?

This tray blends 100% woven coir—a renewable coconut fiber—with a rubber basin made from 80% natural rubber and 20% recycled rubber, giving it both eco-friendly credentials and long wear life. The materials resist cracking and moisture damage that commonly shorten the life of cheaper plastic trays. That combination makes it suitable for seasonal heavy use such as winter snow and frequent muddy traffic.

• Coir is a sustainable, resilient natural fiber sourced from coconut husks.
• Rubber composition includes recycled material for reduced waste.
• Durable construction holds up to repeated washing and outdoor exposure.
• Designed for everyday entryway wear, especially in wet seasons.

Who is this for: homeowners, renters, and anyone who needs a tidy, dependable entry solution—especially households that handle snow, rain, mud, or active outdoor gear. It’s also a practical choice for people seeking eco-conscious materials without sacrificing utility: the tray is ideal for front porches, mudrooms, garages, and rental entryways where protecting floors and simplifying shoe storage are priorities.