Wearwell UpFront Scraper Mat - Unslotted, Black. Natural Rubber. Pliable Ridges. Shoe Cleaning Mat for Debris, Snow and Rain. 3' W x 5' L x 5/16" Thickness. For Outdoor Entrances (224.516x3x5GRBK )

This mat is tough! The one in the picture is almost a year old, still looks great. It has held up wonderfully in the hot afternoon sun. Can't beat the quality for the price. I recently ordered two more of these mats, so thankful they are still available!

Why in the world would I have ever gotten a regular woven door mat for my deck? I don't have a clue, but this is the bomb. Nice and heavy so it's not going to move even in the strongest winds or rains. Dog's aren't dragging in my back yard anymore.

This mat is in the tiled entry way of our office lobby. It is good sized and heavy enough to stay put. The holes allow for drainage yet don't catch the ladies' high heels. The mat is sturdy and can easily be hosed off to clean. 100% recommend!

These were priced a bit higher than others I saw but I’m glad I spent a little more. They are very durable and heavy duty. I use them in very high traffic areas and they have been holding hip great for six months.

Slick rubber so easy to clean with a hose. Thick enough to be very durable. I honestly expected it to be less flexible at this thickness. One less star as I expected it to be quite rigid.

This is a really nice mat. I think it will be great during the snowy months for cleaning off our boots outside, and when the sun shines, the snow/water will be able to dry up because of the slits in the mat. It seems sturdy and well made. I'm happy I went with the 3' x 5' size. It's great in front of our main entry.

This is a well made outside mat. It works great getting the barn stuff and mud off my family's boots. I am very happy with this. It is also heavy enough I don't need to worry about the wind taking off with it, yet light enough to pick up to sweep under.

I ordered 2 mats, one for each back sliding door. I have a backpack blower (read powerful) which kept blowing the other mats away. The old "carpeted" mats looked a bit ratty after a year. They were about $35 and the rubber border would wrinkle up. I did not want to spend $50+ for a mat, but I decided to give these a try anyway. I liked them so much that I bought a third for the front door (encouraged by the wife, who likes them as well). The slots let particles drop through the mat rather sit on top like the rug mat, so we seem to drag in less tidbits on our shoes. Also, by letting particles drop through, they do not get stuck in the mat, which would require smacking the mat to get them out.