Boot Tray

Overview

A boot tray is a shallow, low-sided tray that catches water, mud, and snow from wet footwear by the door. It protects floors and keeps the mess in one place, and it shines just inside an entry or mudroom door.

Sizing & placement

It is 32 inches wide, 16 inches deep, and only 3 inches tall, roomy enough for a few pairs of boots. Set it beside the door rather than in front of it so the door swing and walkway stay clear.

Where it works

Mudrooms, entryways, and back doors; practical in any style.

Specifications

Featured in Design Ideas

• Design a foyer drop zone — everything lands in the first six feet

  Console, hall tree, shoe cabinet, umbrella stand, boot tray, mat, lamp & plant — 7×10.

• Design a mudroom launch pad — out the door in one pass

  Lockers, cubby bench, utility sink, runner, boot tray & basket — the 7×10 airlock.

• Build a family gear room — every helmet has a home

  A locker bay per athlete, four bikes on the wall, a lace-up bench, and a mud line — in 10×9.

• Design a motorcycle bay — wrench room on the chain side

  The bike nose-in with 3 ft of chain-side wrench room, a bench, stool, rolling cabinet & drip tray — 10×14.

• Design a dog-wash station — mud stops at the door

  Mop sink, hamper, narrow cabinet, boot tray, two baskets — an 8×8 bay by the door.

Configurable options

• Color — any hex value

Frequently asked questions

How big is the boot tray?

It is 32 inches wide, 16 inches deep, and 3 inches tall.

Where should a boot tray go?

Next to the entry door, outside its swing, or under a bench so wet shoes come off right where you sit.