Quick-Dry Absorbent Bath Mat
Quick-Dry Absorbent Bath Mat
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The test of a bath mat is what the floor looks like ten minutes after someone gets out of the shower. This one uses a dense technology fleece that pulls water in quickly and then releases it, so the mat is dry again well before the next person needs it and there is no damp patch left on the tiles.
The base is rubber rather than fabric, which keeps the mat flat and stable on a wet floor. That is a safety point as much as a convenience one, particularly in a bathroom used by children or anyone unsteady on their feet. The profile is low enough that a door still clears it, which is a common problem with thicker bath mats. The low profile also means it tucks neatly under a radiator for storage, and the fleece stays soft rather than crisping after repeated washes.
Three sizes and four designs. 40 x 60 cm suits a small bathroom or the side of a basin, 50 x 80 cm is the standard choice in front of a shower, and 60 x 90 cm covers a wider bath. Machine wash it on a cool cycle and let it air dry; the pile recovers rather than flattening, and the rubber backing holds up to regular washing.
- Product type: Bath mat
- Sizes available: 40x60 cm, 50x80 cm, 60x90 cm
- Designs available: A, B, C, D
- Surface: Quick-dry absorbent technology fleece
- Backing: Non-slip rubber
- Profile: Low, clears most doors
- Care: Machine wash cool, air dry
- In the box: 1 x bath mat
Dry Again Before The Next Person
A dense technology fleece pulls water in quickly and then releases it, so the mat is dry again well before the next person needs it and there is no damp patch left on the tiles.
Flat And Stable On A Wet Floor
The base is rubber rather than fabric, which keeps the mat from creeping or bunching. That is a safety point as much as a convenience one in a bathroom used by children.
Low Enough For The Door
The profile is low enough that a bathroom door still clears it, which is the common complaint with thicker bath mats that end up being moved twice a day.