Review on 🚿 Enhanced Slip-Resistant Aqua Square Shower Stall Mat by SlipX Solutions (21 Inch Sides, 160 Suction Cups, Superior Drainage) by Renee Davis

Based on previous reviews we decided on our shower stall and are glad we did. First, there are drainage holes all over the mat, not just in the middle. That is a good thing. Also, every raised spot has a suction cup, and not just in the corners or along the edge, which is another plus. We have a fiberglass shower floor with a soft texture resembling a stone walkway. Enough of those suction cups holding the mat doesn't slip. Before that we used rubber bath strips for traction and we removed and cleaned all that and the glue before using this mat. A few notes on previous reviews: as your shower usually has either a shallow slope or an unobtrusive slope. Soil, this mat will result in slower drainage. In the end, put a square rug of a certain thickness on the floor, and water will collect on the edges. You should already have a shower scraper for the door and walls, just make a few strokes across the floor to push the water over the edge of the carpet and down the drain. Some reviews have stated that the mat is too small. This is possible if you have an extra wide shower cubicle. This is a 21" square mat and our stand is 27" on the side so there is only 3" of uncovered area on each side. It's not bad. I could see where someone attached to a 36" wide one Shower cubicle would have problems with a small carpet.