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SB16B Anti-Slip Sticker 12 Flowers of 10 cm and 4 Flowers of 5 cm Diameter for Safety in Bath and Shower
SB16B Anti-Slip Sticker 12 Flowers of 10 cm and 4 Flowers of 5 cm Diameter for Safety in Bath and Shower
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Non-slip stickers – Made in Germany – from Wandkings. The non-slip stickers from Wandkings offer effective protection and grip on wet surfaces in the bathroom thanks to their rough structure. Especially during the shower and when entering and exiting the bath or shower. The stickers are self-adhesive and easy to apply. If necessary, the stickers can be removed without leaving any residue. Thanks to the subtle, transparent look, the stickers fit discreetly into the existing design of your bathroom. Protect your children and yourself from serious accidents in the bathroom. Cost-effective, fast and effortless! The sizes of the anti-slip flowers are: 12 pieces, each measuring 100 x 100 mm. 4 pieces of 50 x 50 mm each. Package includes: Instructions Non-slip stickers.
- 16 anti-slip stickers for more safety in the bathroom.
- Easy and quick to install. Peel off, stick on, done.
- Offers protection and stability on wet bath and shower surfaces.
- Made in Germany Waterproof Long-lasting. Highest quality
- Size: 12 pieces at 100 x 100 mm, 4 pieces at 50 x 50 mm
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