Eco Bath London Bamboo Bath Mat — Roll-Up, Anti-Slip

The Mat That Rolls Away When You're Done

Most bath mats sit on the floor getting damp. The Eco Bath London Bamboo Bath Mat does something different — it rolls up. Made from sustainably sourced bamboo, it's naturally waterproof and resistant to mould and mildew, so it dries quickly and stays fresh between uses. Roll it out when you need it, roll it away when you don't. It's a small change that makes a bathroom feel considerably more considered.

Available in 40 × 60 cm and 50 × 70 cm, with an anti-slip backing that grips the floor securely, it works equally well in front of a bath, in a shower enclosure, or as a spa-style mat beside a wet room. Wipe it clean with a damp cloth — no washing machine required. Biodegradable and built to last, it's the kind of bathroom accessory that earns its place on the floor every single day.

Key Features

The Eco Bath London Bamboo Bath Mat is crafted from premium, sustainably sourced bamboo — a naturally waterproof material that resists mould, mildew, and humidity, making it ideal for bathroom and wet room environments. The roll-up design allows for compact storage and easy transport, and the anti-slip backing keeps the mat firmly in place on wet floors. Bamboo is naturally biodegradable, making this a genuinely eco-conscious choice. The mat requires no machine washing — simply wipe clean with a damp cloth. Available in two sizes: 40 × 60 cm and 50 × 70 cm.

How to Use

Unroll the mat and place it flat on the bathroom floor, anti-slip side down. The backing will grip the surface securely. After use, allow the mat to air dry — bamboo dries quickly and does not retain moisture in the way fabric mats do. When not in use, roll the mat up and store it upright or in a cupboard. To clean, wipe the surface with a damp cloth. Do not machine wash or submerge in water for extended periods.

Care and Use Guide

Wipe clean with a damp cloth after use. Avoid soaking the mat or leaving it submerged in water for prolonged periods, as this may affect the bamboo slats over time. Do not machine wash or tumble dry. Keep away from direct heat sources. If the mat becomes discoloured, a mild soap solution applied with a soft cloth will restore the surface. Store rolled up in a dry location when not in use to prolong its lifespan.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is bamboo really waterproof?
Yes. Bamboo is naturally water-resistant, which is why it has been used in wet environments for centuries. Unlike fabric mats, it does not absorb water into its fibres, meaning it dries quickly and is far less likely to harbour mould or mildew. It is not, however, designed to be submerged or left in standing water for extended periods.

What sizes are available?
The mat is available in 40 × 60 cm and 50 × 70 cm. The smaller size suits shower enclosures and compact bathrooms; the larger size works well in front of a standard bath or as a statement mat in a larger bathroom.

Is the mat anti-slip?
Yes. The mat features an anti-slip backing designed to grip the floor and prevent movement on wet tiles. As with all bath mats, we recommend checking that the backing is in full contact with the floor before use.

How do I clean a bamboo bath mat?
Simply wipe the surface with a damp cloth. For more thorough cleaning, use a mild soap solution and a soft cloth, then allow to air dry. Do not machine wash or tumble dry.

Is the bamboo sustainably sourced?
Yes. The mat is made from sustainably sourced bamboo. Bamboo is one of the fastest-growing plants on earth, requiring no pesticides and minimal water to cultivate, making it one of the most environmentally responsible materials available for home products.

Can I use this mat in a wet room or shower enclosure?
Yes. The waterproof, mould-resistant properties of bamboo make it particularly well suited to wet rooms and shower enclosures, where fabric mats can struggle to dry out fully between uses.

Is the mat biodegradable?
Yes. Bamboo is a natural, biodegradable material. At the end of its life, the mat can be composted or disposed of as organic waste rather than going to landfill as plastic-backed fabric mats would.