Fits perfectly. Can be trimmed to size, i love it and looks good on my sink.
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Every colour is the same mat; the only thing that changes is how much you notice it and how obvious limescale looks on it. This sits on the deck behind your tap where it's in your eyeline every time you wash up, so it's worth thirty seconds of thought.
| Choose | If this sounds like you |
|---|---|
| Vanilla Cream | Cream or white cabinetry and a light stone benchtop. Blends in almost completely, and hard-water marks barely register on it. |
| Leaf Green | A warm kitchen with timber, brass or plants on the windowsill. The one people pick when they want the sink area to look considered rather than clinical. |
| Ocean Teal | You've got a white or grey kitchen and you'd like one thing in it with a colour. Reads coastal without being nautical about it. |
| Cool Grey | Grey quartz or concrete benches, stainless sink, handleless doors. The safest pick if you can't picture it — grey looks right on everything. |
| Matte Black | Black tapware or a black sink. Sharpest-looking of the five, and the one that shows white limescale most — fine if you don't live in a hard-water area. |
Hard water at your place? Cream or Cool Grey will look clean for longer between wipes.
The mat needs a flat run of deck between the back of the tap base and the edge of the sink — that's the whole fitting question. Put a ruler on that strip before you order.
| Works on | Avoid |
|---|---|
| A single mixer tap on a flat deck or benchtop | Sinks where the tap is right against the splashback with no deck behind it |
| Wall-mounted taps — the mat just sits on the deck below | Deeply moulded drainer grooves, which stop it lying flat |
| Undermount and topmount sinks with a rim to slope toward | Very narrow window-ledge sinks with almost no deck |
| Bathroom vanities as well as kitchen sinks | Textured or heavily patterned stone, where the grip is reduced |
Trim to fit if you need to — it cuts cleanly with kitchen scissors and the cut edge doesn't fray. Before you lay it, wipe the deck dry and get the old soap film off with a splash of white vinegar. That's the step everyone misses: rubber grips a clean dry surface and slides around on a greasy one, and then people assume the mat is at fault.
Every kitchen has it. The strip of bench behind the tap where water collects from wet hands, the sponge, the washing-up brush and the soap pump, and never quite dries. On stone it leaves a white ring. On timber it eventually lifts the finish. On laminate it creeps into the joint at the back and swells the board. The usual response is a folded tea towel that stays damp all week and smells by Thursday. This is a moulded rubber mat that sits in that exact spot and is sloped, so the water it catches runs forward and drains back into the sink instead of sitting there.

A flat mat behind the tap just relocates the puddle onto the mat, and then you have a wet mat with a wet bench underneath it — which is worse, because now the water is trapped in the dark and can't evaporate. This one is moulded with a fall from back to front and a channelled surface that steers water toward the sink edge, so it empties itself continuously while you use it. That's why it stays dry underneath and why it doesn't develop the smell a tea towel gets by day three. The material is solid rubber rather than a foam or a fabric, so nothing soaks in, there's no core to go mouldy, and it grips the benchtop by weight and friction alone — no adhesive, no suction cups to lose their seal. Raised edges on the sides stop water tracking sideways onto the bench, and the whole thing lifts off in one piece when you want the counter clear.

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