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Max Grip Bathtub Mat | Non-Slip & Easy to Clean

Sale price  $49.99 Regular price  $85.00
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Max Grip Bathtub Mat | Non-Slip & Easy to Clean — main product photo

Max Grip Bathtub Mat | Non-Slip & Easy to Clean

Sale price  $49.99 Regular price  $85.00
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    Will this work in my tub?

    There is one thing to check before you order, and it takes ten seconds. A bathtub mat needs a smooth, flat, non-porous floor to hold on to — that is the whole mechanism.

    This is for you if Think twice if
    You have an acrylic, enamel or fibreglass tub with a smooth flat base, and you brace a hand on the wall every time you turn around under the water. Your tub base is textured, pebbled or has a moulded anti-slip panel already — grip needs flat surface to work against.
    Kids bath in there, or someone in the house is unsteady getting in and out. Your shower floor is small-format mosaic tile — the grout lines break the seal.
    You want something you can lift out and rinse, rather than a permanent stick-on strip. You are looking for a soft mat for outside the tub — this one lives inside it.

    Run a hand across your tub base. If it is glassy, you are fine.

    Why do bath mats go slimy, and will this one?

    Nothing grows on the mat — it grows in the water the mat traps underneath itself. Which is why the fix is a habit, not a product feature.

    Do this Avoid this
    Peel it up after the last bath of the day and hang it over the tub edge. Leaving it stuck down flat for a week in a bathroom with no window.
    Rinse both faces under the shower head once a week — the underside is the side that matters. Scrubbing it with anything abrasive, which scores the surface and gives residue somewhere to sit.
    Wipe the tub base clean and dry before pressing the mat down, so it seats properly. Laying it over a film of bath oil or conditioner and wondering why it slides.

    The step everyone skips: lifting it. Ninety seconds a day of the mat hanging over the rim is the entire difference between year-one condition and a mat you throw out in March.

    The moment you stop planting a hand on the tiles every time you turn around.

    A wet enamel tub with shampoo running down it is one of the slipperiest surfaces in the house, and most people manage it by moving carefully and holding onto something. That works right up until it doesn't. This mat sits in the base of the tub and gives you a footing that does not shift when you shift your weight — so washing your hair stops being a balance exercise, and getting a child out of the bath stops being a two-handed negotiation with a slick surface.

    Max Grip Bathtub Mat in use in the base of a tub

    Grip is a seal, not a texture

    People assume a non-slip mat works because the top is rough. It doesn't. It works because the underside forms a seal against a smooth surface, and the water pressure above holds it there — the same principle as a suction cup, spread across the whole footprint. That is why the two failure modes are both about the surface underneath: a textured tub base leaves air gaps, and a film of oil or soap scum breaks contact. Wipe the base clean, press the mat down firmly from the centre outward, and it stays where you put it. Drainage through the mat matters just as much, because water sitting on top of a mat is exactly as slippery as water sitting on enamel.

    Where it goes

    • The bath itself — the main job. Sits in the flat base where you stand, lifts out when you want the tub clear.
    • A tub-shower combo — the awkward one, because you shower standing in a curved-sided tub. This is the setup it helps most.
    • A kid's bath routine — something for small feet to push off against when they stand up mid-bath, which they will.
    • A guest bathroom — stored rolled under the sink, put down when someone older is staying.

    Max Grip Bathtub Mat surface close-up

    What You're Getting

    • One Max Grip Bathtub Mat, ready to use — no adhesive, no installation, nothing permanent
    • Non-slip footing for the inside of a smooth-based tub or shower tray
    • Drainage through the mat, so water leaves rather than pooling on the surface you stand on
    • Lifts out in one piece for rinsing, and goes back down in seconds
    • Easy to clean — rinse both faces under the shower head, no special product needed
    • Hangs over the tub rim to dry between uses
    • Best on acrylic, enamel and fibreglass; not for textured or mosaic-tiled floors
    • Rolls up for storage when you want the tub empty

    Free tracked shipping to your door. Easy 30-day returns.

    Free tracked shipping to your door
    30 days to live with it. Send it back if it’s not the one — fewer than 1% of customers ever do.
    Shipping Info

    Processing

    Orders are packed and dispatched within 1–3 business days of payment.

    Delivery time

    • USA — 5–10 business days after dispatch

    We ship within the United States only.

    Tracking

    Every order ships with end-to-end tracking. You’ll get a tracking link by email the moment your parcel leaves the warehouse.

    Money Back Guarantee

    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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