Cast Iron Door Mats

171 Ideas by Peyton Robinson

Whether you opt for actual metal or a versatile rubber design made to look like it, cast iron door mats are sure to make an impression right from the start. They come with an iconic vintage feel that makes them particularly perfect for modern homes or to add a nostalgic touch, and you can also use them to match your iron gate, creating a cohesive feel across your house exteriors. Here are the best designs that we’ve discovered for you.

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An antique doormat made of wrought iron. It's a solid piece, which will give your front door some elegance due to beautiful, curved decorations. It's a better option than a linen doormat as it doesn't get damp.

Cast iron doormat

This wrought iron doormat constitutes a stylish welcome accent to the house. Prestigious, giving the sense of luxury, enchants with its intricate design, full of subtle details and carefully crafted ornaments.

Door mat s double single

Door Mat s... Double & Single

Wrought iron doormat 12

Clean Machine Wrought Iron Design Doormat with Inserts

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Crafted from wrought iron, this beautiful doormat delights with its intricate shapes, providing a smooth proposition for all, who want to embellish their entrances and distinguish their outdoors a bit.

Cast Iron Door Mats

Buying Guide

Yes, wrought iron doormats can withstand all kinds of weather if they are built for outdoor use. With an all-weather and waterproof design, your attractive doormat won’t corrode even if it’s left outside in the rain.

Clean a wrought iron doormat with warm, soapy water and a soft brush. For detailed areas, use a toothbrush or a similarly small brush to get inside all the curved areas.

Dishwashing soap is ideal for removing grime from the doormat, but mild household cleaners are also appropriate if they are labeled as safe for use on iron. You can also use a half-cup of white vinegar in 2 liters of water.

Make sure to rinse the entire doormat thoroughly and allow it to dry before setting it back down on the porch. Towel-drying the iron helps, especially if it is humid outside and the water isn’t evaporating quickly.

Technically, yes, you can use your wrought-iron doormat inside; however, we’d recommend reserving its use for outdoors. If you want to use it inside, you’re going to need to make sure you purchase a second mat and place it underneath your wrought iron one to protect your floors from scratching.

Ultimately, many of the benefits of wrought iron doormats (such as their innate water resistance) are best used outdoors. However, if it would fit your aesthetic—perhaps an industrial one—to use the doormat inside, just make sure you’re taking precautions to keep your home safe.