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Coconut Fiber (Coir)

Coconut Fiber This is a fiber obtained from the inner husk layer located between the fruit and the outer shell, and is classified as a seed fiber. The natural color of coconut fiber is brown, and it is strong, resistant to moisture and water, and highly resistant to abrasion. It is commonly used to make doormats, mats, and rope. When dyed, it is usually dyed in dark colors or black, since bleaching it white is difficult. Today, coconut fiber is used to make mattresses, spring cushioned chairs, and other similar furniture, as well as doormats and rope, among other uses.