coconut matting

Luke takes my arm as I stumble slightly on the coconut matting.

The fruit bounced and rolled over the coconut matting.

For instance, the commonly-used coconut matting got muddy very quickly after a game and was hard to clean.

Just inside the vestibule there was coconut matting, and seeing this Mum looked about then began to wipe her feet.

After its soaking it looked like a strip of cheap coconut matting wedged down onto her head.

It grated across the coconut matting, which bore a threadbare "Welcome. "

The place smelt of leather and coconut matting and sweat.

The most practical idea is to have a slight well let into the floor in front of the door and to fill it with coconut matting.

There was a big rag-pegged rug in front of the fire, and one or two pieces of coconut matting elsewhere.

Coconut matting lay on the floor, filing cabinets were ranged around the walls and a large mahogany desk dominated the centre.

He crawled under the bed, lifted the coconut matting and probed every hole in the rotten flooring before giving way to despair.

When they attempted to burn him, Olifat used a roll of coconut matting to protect himself from the flames and escape.

It's the ginger one in the tartan longjohns and his mate with the coconut matting on his chest.

Coming down stairs, he slipped on coconut matting, fell down, broke his back and several vertebrae, and knocked himself unconscious.

And when she knelt on the coconut matting beside her bed at night, she offered thanks for the change which had come over her wayward niece.

The paintwork was a petrifying yellow and there was a narrow strip of coconut matting of the same colour.

The ground was cleared and, if swampy, a layer of coir (also known as Coco Peat) or coconut matting laid down.

The animal did not run to meet him: rose and arched itself indolently, rasping its paws through the tatty bit of coconut matting outside the flat door.

Other cheaper and very hard-wearing forms of floor covering well worth considering are sisal, coir or coconut matting or hair and woolcord.

He stared down at the bare concrete floor and wished that he had saved that old piece of coconut matting out of the kitchen instead of burning it.

Soon after the beginning of the 19th century a range of new industries such as horsehair weaving, an iron foundry, a flax works and coconut matting started in Melford.

Llanbradach then and now The night before DDAY Food rationing, Zebo polish & coconut matting!

Artificial pitches have been around for a long time, and this was particularly well illustrated in Holland, where they were rolling out their red shale-type material and putting coconut matting over it 40 years ago.

Happily, after rectifying it and laying down coconut matting (!), the year ended with a small surplus, although £100 was owing on the building, and £140 had been spent on the Club's first tractor!

Holmes notes with some interest that both the corridors, the one leading from the back door and the one leading to the professor's bedroom, are about the same length, and lined with coconut matting.