Coastal Wave Pattern Non-Slip Bath Mat — alternate angle view

Coastal Wave Pattern Non-Slip Bath Mat

Ocean Wave / 16"×24"
Sale price  $49.99 Regular price  $85.00
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Coastal Wave Pattern Non-Slip Bath Mat — alternate angle view

Coastal Wave Pattern Non-Slip Bath Mat

Sale price  $49.99 Regular price  $85.00
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How much floor am I actually trying to cover?

The four sizes span a guest powder room to a full walk-in, and the wave pattern scales with them — on the small one you get a tight ripple, on the largest the waves stretch right across the floor. Measure the clear space before you choose, because a mat that touches the toilet base or the vanity kick never sits straight again.

Choose If this sounds like you
16"×24" A small guest bathroom, or in front of the basin where you only need somewhere dry to stand while you brush your teeth.
20"×32" The usual tub-side spot. Both feet land on it when you step out, and there is still room to turn around.
24"×35" A wider shower opening, or kids who come out at speed and are not aiming for a small target.
31"×47" A big main bathroom where a normal mat looks lost — this covers the whole walk from the shower to the vanity in one piece.

Buy the size that fits the gap, not the size that matches the shower. The mat you trip on the edge of is the one that is slightly too big.

Where does the non-slip actually work?

Grip depends on the floor as much as the mat — a non-slip backing needs a clean, flat, dry surface to hold against. Get that right and it stays where you put it; get it wrong and no mat on the market will help.

Works on Avoid
Sealed ceramic and porcelain tile, large-format stone, vinyl and sealed timber — any smooth floor with a continuous surface for the backing to sit against. Deep-grouted mosaic and small tile, where only the high points make contact. Also any floor with residue on it: bath oils, conditioner runoff and polish leave a slick film that defeats the grip entirely.

Wipe and dry the floor before the mat's first day, and again whenever you mop. The step everyone skips is drying the tile after cleaning — laying a mat onto a still-damp floor is the single most common reason people think a non-slip mat does not grip.

The mat stays where you left it, instead of surfing across the tile.

A bath mat that slides is not just annoying, it is the one genuinely hazardous object in a bathroom. You step out with wet feet, the mat shoots six inches sideways, and you catch yourself on the vanity. Then it spends the rest of the day rucked up in a corner and someone kicks it back roughly into place with one foot. Everything else about a bath mat — how it looks, how it feels, how quickly it dries — is downstream of whether it holds position, because a mat that moves is a mat nobody trusts to stand on properly.

Coastal Wave Pattern Non-Slip Bath Mat in use

Why a wave pattern is the right pattern for a wet floor

The coastal wave running across this mat is doing more than a seaside reference. Bathroom floors are the harshest place in the house for a textile: constant damp, water marks, footprints, and the odd smear of whatever ends up on the floor. A flat plain mat records all of it — every print and every splash sits on a blank field where you cannot miss it. Curving tonal bands break the surface up so that ordinary daily marks read as part of the pattern rather than as mess. It is the same reason nobody notices a spill on a patterned hotel carpet. Practically, it means the mat looks presentable between washes rather than only on the day it comes out of the machine.

Which wave

  • Sandy Wave — warm neutral bands, like wet sand at low tide. The one for timber vanities, brass or gold fittings and stone-look tile, where a cool grey mat always looks slightly wrong. It is also the more forgiving of the two on a floor that gets dusty.
  • Ocean Wave — cool blue bands with real contrast. Made for a white and chrome bathroom that needs one piece of colour, and the stronger choice if you want the floor to be the thing people notice when the door opens.

Coastal Wave Pattern Non-Slip Bath Mat lifestyle shot

What You're Getting

  • One Coastal Wave Pattern Non-Slip Bath Mat in your chosen Colour and Size
  • Four sizes — 16"×24", 20"×32", 24"×35" and 31"×47"
  • Two colourways — Sandy Wave and Ocean Wave
  • Non-slip backing for smooth, sealed bathroom floors
  • Tonal wave pattern that scales with the size and hides everyday marks
  • Clean and dry the tile before laying it down, and again after every mop
  • Shake it out over the tub before washing
  • Hang it to dry between uses rather than leaving it flat on cold tile

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  • USA — 5–9 business days
  • Domestic — 4–7 business days
  • UK & Europe — 7–14 business days
  • Everywhere else — 10–18 business days

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If a piece doesn’t feel right in your home, get in touch within 30 days of delivery. We’ll arrange a refund or exchange — whichever you prefer.

No essays required. No restocking fees. Just a quick email to support@loftandstone.com and we’ll take it from there.

Fewer than 1% of customers ever need to use this, but the option’s always there — because home should feel like home.

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