A bath mat sits where wet feet land, so the material matters as much as the size. Soft memory foam, woven bamboo, diatomite stone and slatted teak all behave differently, and each maker gives different guidance about where and how to use the mat.

The six mats below cover a plush single mat, a three-piece set and three hard-surface styles. Sizes, materials and backings come from each product’s listing page. We have not used these mats ourselves. Non-slip is the makers’ own wording, and we make no promise about grip on your floor.

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What to Look For

Feature Why it matters
Material Foam is soft; bamboo, stone and teak are firm
Size Match the mat to the space by the tub or vanity
Backing Dots, pads or feet vary; read the maker’s notes
Care Foam is machine washable; hard mats are wiped

Specs at a Glance

Mat Size Material Notes
Yimobra 24 x 17 in Memory foam, coral velvet top Diamond-tread PVC base; 10.24 oz
GORILLA GRIP 24 x 17 in Memory foam and rubber Three quarter inch thick; silicone dots underneath
Clara Clark set 17 x 24, 20 x 32 and 24 x 20 in Velvet fleece over foam Three pieces; PVC dots; machine washable
Mind Reader bamboo 23.5 x 16.5 x 0.4 in Woven bamboo Roll-up; grip pads; for outside the tub or shower
AWW stone 23.6 x 15.5 in Diatomite Folds in 10 sections; 5 lb; pad underneath
VaeFae teak 20 x 13 in 100% teak wood Oiled finish; slatted; rubber feet

The 6 Best Bath Mats

1. Yimobra Memory Foam Bath Mat

A 24 by 17 inch mat with a coral velvet surface over a memory foam core and a diamond-tread PVC base, in grey. The maker calls it five times softer than an ordinary bath mat and describes the backing as non-slip.

Suits: a soft mat by the tub. Strengths: a plush surface and light weight. Weaknesses: the softness claim is the maker’s own. Skip it if you want a hard surface.

View Yimobra Memory Foam Bath Mat, Super Soft and Absorbent Bathroom Rug, Grey on Amazon

2. GORILLA GRIP Memory Foam Bath Rug

A grey 24 by 17 inch rug with three quarter inch thick memory foam and thousands of silicone grip dots across the underside. The maker says the backing is built to resist flaking after washing.

Suits: a thick foam mat. Strengths: a thick pad and a full dotted backing. Weaknesses: compact size. Skip it if you want a longer mat.

View GORILLA GRIPĀ® Memory Foam Bath Rug for Bathroom, 24×17 Grey on Amazon

3. Clara Clark 3 Piece Velvet Memory Foam Bath Mat Set

Three matching mats: a 17 by 24 inch small, a 20 by 32 inch large and a 24 by 20 inch contour piece for the toilet base. They are velvet fleece over memory foam with PVC dots underneath, and the listing says they are machine washable.

Suits: a full bathroom set. Strengths: three sizes in one buy. Weaknesses: the listing text is loosely worded. Skip it if you only need one mat.

View Clara Clark 3 Piece Bathroom Rugs, Velvet Memory Foam Bath Mat Set, Non-Slip Bath Rugs, Machine Wash, Dries Quickly, Ultra Soft Plush Bath Mats for Bathroom, 17 x 24/20 x 32 / Contour, Ice Green on Amazon

4. Mind Reader Roll-Up Bamboo Bath Mat

A woven bamboo lattice measuring 23.5 by 16.5 inches and 0.4 inch high, with small grip pads underneath. The maker says it is for a dry, level floor outside the shower or tub, not inside, and that the pads do not stop movement on every surface, especially when wet.

Suits: a spa look beside the tub. Strengths: it rolls up for storage and wipes with a damp cloth. Weaknesses: the maker limits where to place it. Skip it if you want a mat for inside the shower.

View Mind Reader Roll-Up Bamboo Bath Mat with Grip Pads, Brown on Amazon

5. AWW Foldable Stone Bath Mat

A grey diatomite mat of 23.6 by 15.5 inches that folds in 10 sections for storage. It weighs about 5 pounds and includes a pad that the maker says suits hard, flat floors like tile and sealed wood but not soft or uneven surfaces.

Suits: a hard floor and a modern look. Strengths: it folds flat and a stone surface the maker says dries fast. Weaknesses: heavy compared with fabric. Skip it if you want a soft surface.

View AWW Foldable Stone Bath Mat, Diatomaceous Quick Dry Shower Mat, Grey on Amazon

6. VaeFae Teak Shower Mat

A 20 by 13 inch mat of 100% teak wood with an oiled finish and a slatted design that the maker says lets water pass through. It has rubber feet and needs no assembly.

Suits: a small natural wood mat. Strengths: real teak and a slatted top. Weaknesses: small, and wood needs gentle care. Skip it if you want a larger mat.

View VaeFae Teak Shower Mat, Non-Slip Bath Mat, Luxury Spa Mat, Wooden Mat for Bathtub, 20 x 13 in on Amazon

Care and Setup

  • Follow each maker’s wash or wipe instructions.
  • Place a mat on a flat, dry floor where the maker says it belongs.
  • Lift and air out mats between uses.
  • Measure the floor space first.

Mistakes to Avoid

  • Treating a maker’s non-slip wording as a promise.
  • Using an outside-the-tub mat inside the shower.
  • Ignoring the listed size.
  • Putting a stone or wood mat on a soft or uneven floor.

Bath Mat FAQ

Which mats can be machine washed?

The memory foam mats and the Clara Clark set say so; check the listing for settings. Bamboo, stone and teak are wiped.

Is a bamboo mat meant for the shower?

Not the Mind Reader. Its maker says to use it outside the shower or tub.

The Short Version

For a plush mat, the Yimobra. For a thick foam pad, the GORILLA GRIP. For a full set, the Clara Clark. For bamboo outside the tub, the Mind Reader. For a folding stone mat, the AWW. For teak, the VaeFae.