Domax Wooden Bamboo Bath Shower Mat- Non-Slip Waterproof Large Bathroom Floor Mat for Indoor Outdoor (Black, 31.3 x 18.1 x 1.5 Inches)

I put a rug under mine so it can catch the water. I really love this bath mat it’s good and anti slip plus it feels better stepping out on a wet bath mat

My cat kept crinkling up my bathroom mat, I bought this I put like a flat bathroom mat on top of it so the water won’t just drop straight to the floor! And now my cat can’t crinkle it up!

Did and does what it is supposed to. Looks as good as when it was new. Have only wiped it down a few times, mainly just to say I cleaned it.

I like these because they are waterproof. I use them in the bottom of my RV shower to distribute the weight evenly

I originally ordered this because I built a stock tank pool and thought this would class it up a bit instead of the mat I currently have at the “entry point”. I have a watering can next to the mat for people to rinse their feet off before getting in, but then the gravel just sit there. I thought this would be good because of the slats which would allow for drainage as well as small debris to pass through.It arrived yesterday. The box was HUGE. I opened it up and inside was another box, which was still much larger than I was imagining. Now I looked at the listing again and will admit it says right in the picture: Avoid Exposure to Sunlight. My pool is in full sun all day. So I thought, “I don’t want this to be garbage in a month, let me use it inside.”The rubber feet on the bottom are great. There are A LOT of them, which makes me feel more comfortable using this on a slick indoor floor.It has lots of varnish on it, so I can see it holding up to wet feet. It honestly has such a lovely spa look to it, and I love it in the bathroom. Bath mats gross me out, so they are a no go in my house. This is wonderful!I will say again, be clear you understand the size. This was the perfect for my original outdoor use, but my bathrooms are smaller and kind of wonky in terms of set up, so, as you can see, I had to turn this the other way to allow enough room for the door to open. I might try this in my other bathroom, but I think I’ll have similar issues with it being so large.I’m thinking I’ll ultimately probably keep this in my shed, bring it out when I use the pool, and put it up when I’m done, so the sun doesn’t ruin it.

The screws that hold the little rubber feet on will rust over time, leaving, of course, rust marks. I've found that sealing the screw holes with dabs of hot glue mitigated the problem.

I pack this for an outdoor shower when camping, using a portable shower tent. It's easy to stow in a vehicle since it is flat. Allows showering without getting feet dirty, and there's plenty of room to stand, and also remove pants without having said pants hit the dirt.The feet pack with dirt, so I immediately removed them and plugged the holes with wood. Also I don't want plastic feet to accidentally end up in the environment. Inside the house, the feet would probably be ok.Used it a couple dozen times, and it is still solid. I rinse it off with clean water after use, do a quick towel dry to get most of the water, then air dry. So far it looks the same as when I bought it - no significant wear, no mold, etc.This also works great for a "clean" surface when glamping, use it in the bottom of a bear locker, or on top of a grungy camp table; you can dry your dishes on it, etc.

I love this bath mat, but my boyfriend hates it... for good reason..... his feet are too big for it! It's quite small. I wear a shoe size 6 in womens and its perfect for me but he prefers something a little bigger.