8 Best Boot Trays to Keep Your Entryway Clean

This recycled hard plastic boot tray is a customer favorite, earning an average 4.7 stars from more than 5,400 reviewers. It's made by Stalwart, best known for its lineup of high-quality tools, and it features a raised cross-hatch pattern and a raised rim that's more than 1 inch high.

It's also fairly lightweight, at just over a pound, so it's a smart pick for those who'd rather skip lifting a heavy rubber mat.

Vermont-based Gardener's Supply Company is the maker of this premium recycled-plastic boot tray, which features a 2-inch rim for messy boots with caked-on mud and snow. It's an extra-long 46-plus inches, but narrow enough to tuck in a front entry hall, plus it's ultra-lightweight at less than 1 pound.

The boot tray gets rave reviews too, with an average 4.8 stars from more than 650 customers.

This tough boot tray is made of heavy-gauge molded plastic yet weighs just over 1 pound. It features cross-hatch treads and can fit three pairs of adult shoes, plus there's a 1.25-inch raised edge to keep snow and mud off floors and carpet.

It comes with a manufacturer's money-back guarantee and is available in a two-pack. It's also a customer favorite with more than 1,800 reviewers giving it an average 4.7 stars.

If you're lucky enough to have a mud room but still want a boot tray at your front door, this two-pack offers excellent value and also comes with a manufacturer's money-back guarantee.

Both mats in the two-pack are made of durable, flexible natural rubber, featuring treads covering the bottom of the tray and a wide, 1-inch rim. If you have no use for the second tray, you can also buy this one in a single pack.

Just because boot trays typically prioritize function over form doesn't mean yours can't make a statement. This attractive option from Birdrock Home is slightly oversized at 34 inches long and features a lovely trellis design as treads so your shoes dry off; it also has a 2-inch raised edge to keep the mess contained.

At a hefty 9 pounds, it certainly won't slide around, but it may not be the best choice for those who plan to move it between spaces.

Those with small entryways will appreciate this well-designed boot tray, which comes in a three-pack. It's available in black, but the light gray isn't as conspicuous, which can help make an area look less cluttered.

The hard plastic trays each weigh just over 1 pound and have a 1-inch rim, as well as wide, raised treads so boots dry quickly.

This tiered boot tray adjusts to two heights, maxing out at 16 inches so you can store your Wellies and other tall boots. There's enough space for five pairs of shoes and three umbrellas, and each level has a 1.25-inch rim.

The boot tray is made of injection-molded plastic and requires zero tools to assemble.

If you only have a couple of pairs of boots to dry off at any given time, this corner boot tray is a smart, space-saving pick.

The heavy-duty rubber tray features a cheery welcome message and charming flourishes, plus at roughly 4 pounds, it'll stay put. However, the boot tray's rim is just over a half-inch tall, which may be a drawback for some.