BOWERBIRD Original Anti-Fatigue Shower Stall Mat - Extra Thick and Soft Foam Material Comfortably Cushions Your Feet - Square - 4 Interlocking Tiles

I originally bought this anti-fatigue mat for my shower, but I was surprised to find it arrived as four interlocking puzzle pieces—similar to the foam flooring you’d see in a kid’s indoor playground. Instead of returning it, I realized the "puzzle" design was actually a huge advantage for my specific needs. I decided to split the set up, and it was the best decision! I placed two squares in my laundry area to cushion the floor while I fold clothes and kept the other two as a portable solution to use in the kitchen while I’m doing dishes or prepping meals. Living in an apartment with hardwood floors means my feet are constantly sore, especially since I prefer being barefoot whenever possible. If I had my way, I’d walk barefoot everywhere, but the hard wood is just too brutal on my heels and arches. While I can’t speak to how these perform in a wet environment quite yet, they are incredible for dry tasks. Two squares alone amount to the size of a small vanity bath mat or a welcome mat, so getting four in a pack provides a surprising amount of coverage and versatility. The material is impressively thick and high-quality; I can tell it’s built to last and I don’t expect to need a replacement anytime soon. My only minor caveat is the color—I do wish it came in something other than white, as it might show dirt or dust a bit faster in high-traffic areas. Because I’m so impressed with the comfort and relief these provide, I actually plan on buying a second set specifically for its intended purpose in the shower. Once I get that second set installed and test it out, I’ll likely update this review with more details on how it handles water and drainage. But for now, this has been the ultimate repurposed household essential for anyone who hates wearing shoes but needs to escape the pain of hard floors!

REALLY comfy and THICK. Easy to powerwash or simply use Chlorox with bleach underneath every few months for a good scrub. Since I have a chair atop it, I can't lift it daily to let it drain. My first set lasted about 5 years. Just bought a 2nd set. I have diabetes and my feet need some care. This works great in my big shower's uneven stone floor. I have never slipped or slid on it. So.....it's great for seniors and I suppose, at 69, I'm getting there!

I don't know, if you have a tub/shower combo you'll have to get creative, however there very comfortable.

We've had these for 2 years and they are great. Our shower is a weird shape so we had to cut one of the squares and it was easy to customize to fit the shower. My wife is on her feet a lot and standing on the hard shower floor was hurting her feet. These have completely solved this issue for her and are so nice. They do not slip at all so seem very safe for us. Plenty of drainage. Also as gross as this is to admit, I shed a lot and and have long hair. I was concerned that the hair wouldn't get washed away but that has not been a problem at all. Also it's easy to just pull one square up real quick to get the hair off the drain and just plop it back down. I will say they have started to stain on the bottom from what I assume is mildew. So we are replacing them with a new set of the same ones. But I still feel like these are totally worth it.

I would highly recommend this floor mat for use in the shower for someone who has knee pain.

I have multiple fractures of my heel bone and tibia. I finally said goodbye to the fiberglass casts and was moved to a removable boot. (Meaning no more bathing with only a damp towel!) This mat allows me to more comfortably and safely crawl into the shower and bathe on my knees. The thickness not only supplies a cushion. Compared to other mats, it also adds stability in my square shower stall. If it does move, the shower wall holds it in place better. The other mat I tried was so thin, it simply slipped and bunched up. I'm not sure how stable this mat would be in my stall if I were standing, but for this stage of my injury where I can't stand, it feels quite safe compared to one of those other mats. Of note too: It does allow good drainage while showering and also.... It is easy afterward to flip it up so it and the shower floor can dry. I only have a couple issues. I wish it was a solid piece, which I think would add even more stability and longevity. I also wish it was a little bigger, so it had less gap around it in my stall. In shopping around though, it seems 27" square is the common "Large" size. Update - I should have made this update earlier. When my injury improved and I could stand again in the shower, this matt was fantastic. It was night and day compared to no matt, as well as the other matt I tried. It has great traction on my feet. It's padding feels great and also insulates from cold tiles in the winter.

I bought this last winter because my neuroma was making it difficult to stand in the shower. The mat has been working really well for me. (It also keeps my feet off that winter cold tile). The texture on it feels a bit odd at first, but I quickly got used to it and it hasn't bothered me. I have had no problems with it slipping on the floor or me slipping on it. My shower is a substandard small dimension. So I end up standing toward the far wall from the shower head rather than in the center. Therefore I also put the mat against the far wall. This leaves the drain about 2/3 underneath the side of the mat. The water drains away well enough, but as some others have noted, hair conditioner tends to stick around more than it would with the normal water flow. After each shower, I remove any hair stuck to the bottom (usually held by the puzzle piece intersection) and rinse the mat off. Then I stand it up on its edge, or point, in the shower to dry. I have had no problems with mold/mildew, but I am the only one using the shower and I live in a dry climate. If I needed to clean it more thoroughly, it would be easy to disassemble and wash in a kitchen or laundry sink.

Too big for traditional tub install

This is a good non slip shower mat which is comfortable to use.

very happy

I have inflammatory arthritis so I get bad plantar fasciitis and showering has been especially painful for months. This has helped so much and I no longer worry about showering any more. It claims it isn’t a replacement for a replacement for a non-slip mat but I find it doesn’t slip at all and works really well. Some have said it isn’t cushioned enough but I find it’s just right and helps so much. If you have foot pain and want to shower in more comfort then I highly recommend this. My only regret is that I didn’t buy it months ago.

I have pain in my feet & this mat is great in the shower as it's got great cushioning.

I finally enjoy showers 🚿 now that my heel isn't painful on a hard surface...THANK YOU!!!