Bath Mat – Step Out Onto Something That Has Already Dried Out

A mat that pulls water off your feet on contact and lets it go again between uses, which keeps the floor around the shower dry. The underside holds onto tile and stone instead of sliding when you catch the edge. Three sizes cover a small cloakroom or the whole length of a tub.

Why choose this bath mat?

A mat that stays soaked all day is why bathrooms start to smell. One that gives the water back up is ready for the next person rather than lying there heavy. Grip counts for just as much, because wet tile plus a loose mat is a poor combination.

Takes water instantly: Lifts the drips off wet feet in seconds.
Lets go again: Dries between uses instead of staying damp all day.
Gripping backing: Holds on tile, stone and sealed timber.
Three sizes: From 15.75 x 23.62 in up to 23.62 x 35.43 in.
Machine washable: Goes through with the towels when it needs a refresh.

The piece of the bathroom that finally stops handing the floor a puddle.

Lay it where you actually step out, not where it looks neatest, because that is where the water lands. Shake it and drape it over the tub edge now and then to speed the drying up. Wash warm and dry it flat so the backing keeps its hold.