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ASelected Shower Mat,53X53 Cm Square Shower Mat,Non Slip Square Bath Mat With Anti-Slip Suction Cup and Drain Holes (Clear)
ASelected Shower Mat,53X53 Cm Square Shower Mat,Non Slip Square Bath Mat With Anti-Slip Suction Cup and Drain Holes (Clear)
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ASelected Shower Mat
- DURABLE:square shower mat is suitable for all types of bathtubs, bathrooms and shower areas. Made of high quality PVC material, anti-slip and anti-mould. It can be used at home as well as in hotels and other hospitality venues
- SAFETY NON-SLIP DESIGN: The shower mat has 164 strong suction cups to ensure the stability and safety of the shower mat, don't use the non-slip shower mat on smooth surfaces
- NON SLIP: Our square shower mat is designed to fit all showers. The shower mat will not move or slide, maximising the prevention of slipping
- EASY TO CLEAN: Simply rinse with water after use. It is also machine washable. Suitable for children, elderly and pets
- SUCTION CUPS AND DRAIN HOLES:Our shower mat consists of up to multiple strong suction cups that hold the mat firmly in the bathtub for your peace of mind, and up to multiple drain holes that allow water to flow easily
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