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24 Pcs Non Slip Bath Stickers – Anti-Slip Shower Safety Treads for Bathtubs & Bathrooms, Transparent Grip Strips, Kids & Elderly Safe Slip Mat Alternative

24 Pcs Non Slip Bath Stickers – Anti-Slip Shower Safety Treads for Bathtubs & Bathrooms, Transparent Grip Strips, Kids & Elderly Safe Slip Mat Alternative

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24 Pcs Non Slip Bath Stickers – Anti-Slip Shower Safety Treads for Bathtubs & Bathrooms, Transparent Grip Strips, Kids & Elderly Safe Slip Mat Alternative
Regular price £2.99 GBP
Regular price £4.41 GBP Sale price £2.99 GBP
Shipping calculated at checkout.

Upgrade your bathroom safety with this 24-piece set of non slip bath stickers. Made from durable material, these adhesive safety treads are waterproof, anti-slip, and designed for long-lasting use. Ideal for bathtubs, showers, and other smooth surfaces, they reduce the risk of slips and falls for both children and seniors. The transparent design keeps your space looking clean while adding crucial safety. Easy to apply and clean, these stickers are a reliable alternative to traditional bath slip mats.

  • Superior Non-Slip Protection: Designed to enhance bathroom safety, these non slip bath stickers provide a firm grip on smooth surfaces, significantly reducing the risk of slips and falls.
  • Transparent & Discreet Design: The clear strips blend seamlessly with most bathtubs and shower floors, maintaining your bathroom's aesthetic while ensuring safety.
  • Durable & Waterproof Material: Made from high-quality waterproof material, these anti-slip stickers are wear-resistant, long-lasting, and safe for everyday use.
  • Easy to Install & Clean: Simply peel and stick to apply; these bath safety treads are easy to maintain and remove without damaging surfaces or leaving residue.
  • Ideal for All Ages & Surfaces: Perfect for homes with kids, elderly, or anyone needing extra grip—suitable for bathtubs, showers, staircases, and other slippery spots.

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