Absorbent Non-Slip Mat.
Step out onto a dry floor.
An absorbent mat that takes water off wet feet on contact, on a base that holds it exactly where you put it — in two sizes and ten colours.
The absorbent top layer draws moisture away the moment you step out, so the floor around the mat stays dry instead of turning into a slipping hazard after every shower.
The non-slip base grips the floor and holds the mat in position underfoot — no creeping across the tiles, no bunching at the edge when you step on it.
Quick-drying construction releases the water it has taken on between uses, so the mat does not sit heavy and damp all morning the way a slow-drying mat does.
Khaki, Coffee, Light Green, Grey, White, Pink, Blue, Navy Blue, Camel and Black — in 40×60cm or 50×80cm, with a non-woven or SBR rubber base.
Measure the floor area you want to cover, then pick the closer size. Every colour and both base options are available in both sizes.
Between the two? The 50×80cm gives noticeably more coverage and more room to drip dry on.
Both bases are non-slip. They differ in grip strength, weight and durability.
- Lighter to pick up and shake out
- Suits smooth sealed floors — tile, vinyl, laminate
- Fine for lower-traffic spots and spare bathrooms
- Easiest to move between rooms
- Firmer, heavier grip on the floor
- Best for bathrooms and kitchens where floors get wet
- More durable under daily traffic
- The safer choice wherever slipping is the worry
The base does the gripping — so the mat cannot slide out from under you, which is the whole point on a wet bathroom floor.
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Bathrooms and kitchens where a wet floor is a daily slipping risk, entryways that catch the rain, and bedside spots for anyone who gets up in the night.
- No — both base options are non-slip and hold the mat in position when stepped on.
- SBR rubber grips harder and is the safer choice on a wet bathroom or kitchen floor.
- Best on sealed tile, vinyl, laminate and hardwood.
- Non-woven: lighter, easy to shake out, suits smooth floors and lower-traffic rooms.
- SBR rubber: firmer, heavier and more durable — better for bathrooms and kitchens.
- If in doubt, SBR rubber is the more reliable option anywhere the floor gets wet.
- 40×60cm is the standard bath mat size — shower tray, toilet or kitchen sink.
- 50×80cm suits wider enclosures, double sinks, entryways and beside a bed.
- Between the two, the larger size gives more coverage and drip room.
- Machine washable on a gentle cycle at 30°C with mild detergent — no fabric softener.
- Air dry flat or hang to dry; do not tumble dry.
- Shake out regularly between washes to keep the pile fresh.
“Absorbent top, non-slip base, two sizes and ten colours — the mat that keeps the floor dry and stays where you put it.”