Beach Bath Mat, Non Slip Shower Mat for Bathroom Floor, Coastal Beach Bathroom Rugs, Ocean Starfish Front Door Mat Outside Entrance, PVC Coil Mat 17x30

Love the look, the colors, the size, just what I needed.

I bought one for the front door and the back door, for just inside both doors, and they work great! I was skeptical because of the material used, but after I purchased the first 1 for the front door, I purchased a 2nd one for the back door.

The mat slides on the floor. It isn't a soft, comfortable mat. The mat is rough.

This is very thin, absolutely not worth the money. Could not use it at front door, because it would definitely look like I bought it at dollar store.( love the $store) just not for my entry way. Ended up layering it on a carpet in my sunroom, because I do not like to deal with returns.....

As you can see from the picture, the mat looks good on my bathroom floor.I was very impressed with the non-slip backing this uses. I literally cannot push it out of place with my bare foot!

Well made waterproof bath mat made of PVC coils. The mat stays in place with no chance of slipping. The attractive mat features a nautical theme in shades of blue and gray.

I put this mat inside the back door. It sits on ceramic tile. It is mainly for our dogs. The dogs move the mat around just by playing around by it. If they run on it, the mat moves. It is also thin and exudes "inexpensive."

Not a fan. This smells out of the box, so I decided to use it for a doormat instead of bathmat, at least until it airs out. Don't think it’s going to stay white. I don't even know that I want it at my door. It reminds me of something found at a discount store, maybe like a Dollar General. The phot makes it look like a solid surface but it is not close to a flat solid surface. It's like spun rubber strands. Think of the scrub pads that are like someone took a bunch of the plastic mesh produce bags just with a more rubberized feel and made them in a mat with the bottom having the non slip little squares looking perforated nonslip rolls that you cut for drawer organizers. It has the non-slip on the underside so It could be used by the shower but it's not going to absorb moisture so if you live in humidity like I do in Florida, sounds like a condition for mold. Or maybe they meant shower mat like in the shower though it's listed as bathroom floor and front door mat. I think the best use of this is for me to wrap it up until I remodel my kitchen because I may be able to use it as a sink mat for the new white sink I bought and it will match. First, I'm letting it sit outside for a while to let the smell dissipate.