Sloped grooves
Ribs front to back, tilted toward the sink. Water runs, it doesn’t sit.
SILICONE · DRAINS INTO THE SINK
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Faucet Splashguard
The puddle behind your faucet, gone. A silicone mat wraps the base of the faucet and its sloped grooves run every drip, splash and wet sponge straight back into the sink — so the counter stays dry and the stain never comes back.
★★★★★4.8• 1,926 reviews
You wipe that strip of counter five times a day. This wipes it for you.
- Sloped grooves drain toward the sink — water runs off instead of sitting under the faucet
- Center ring cuts to fit faucet bases from 1.2 up to 2.6 in — snug, no gap, no seep
- Two 10.6-in panels: a dry home for the sponge, brush and soap on either side
- Peel it off, rinse under the tap, lay it back. No glue, no suction cups, no residue
“We have a white quartz counter and there was a permanent grey water ring behind the faucet no matter how much I wiped. Cut the hole to our base, pressed it down, and three weeks later the counter under it is bone dry. The sponge finally has a spot that isn’t a puddle.”
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The puddle behind your faucet. Gone.
A sloped silicone mat around the base of the faucet runs every drip and splash straight back into the sink. The counter stays dry all day.
Water goes in the sink. Not on the counter.
SlopeDrain™ grooves
The ribs on both panels run front to back and slope toward the sink, so water runs off the front edge instead of sitting in the grooves.
CutFit™ center ring
Concentric cutting rings around the faucet hole. Trim to your faucet base, from 1.2 in up to 2.6 in, for a snug fit that nothing seeps under.
Two 10.6-inch panels
27 cm either side of the faucet. The sponge, the brush, the soap and the scrubber get a dry spot that drains.
Soft silicone, no glue
It lies flat and stays put on its own weight. No adhesive, no suction cups, nothing left on the counter when you lift it.
Rinse and replace
Peel it up, rinse it under the tap, shake, lay it back. Ten seconds, whenever you like.
Drips in. Counter dry.
Every splash off the plate, every drop off your hands, every wet sponge: it lands on the mat and runs into the sink. Nothing to wipe.
The strip you wipe all day
The faucet makes the puddle. The counter keeps it.
A kitchen faucet sprays, drips and sheds water off wet hands onto exactly one place: the flat strip of counter around its base. The water has nowhere to go, so it sits. The sponge soaks in it, the soap bottle rings it, and on quartz, marble or wood the stain slowly becomes permanent.
- Wiped twenty times a day, wet again in ten minutes
- The first place a light counter goes grey
SlopeDrain™ grooves
Grooves that drain. Not grooves that hold.
Cheap mats are flat with a few shallow channels, so the water just sits in them. These ribs run front to back and slope toward the sink. Drop a soaked sponge on the panel and watch the water track along the grooves and pour off the front edge into the basin.
- Runs off in seconds, nothing pools
- Front edge sits at the sink rim, so it drains into the sink, not the counter
CutFit™ center ring
Cut it to your faucet. Then it seals.
A one-size hole gaps around a thin faucet and won’t go over a thick one, and the gap is exactly where water seeps underneath. The center of this mat is a set of concentric cutting rings: measure the base of your faucet, snip to the matching ring, and press the mat down snug around the column.
- Fits faucet bases from 1.2 in up to 2.6 in
- Household scissors, one minute, done
The slope
Built with a tilt you can’t see.
Lay it flat and it looks flat. Look along the grooves and you’ll see the surface drops toward the sink edge. That tilt is the whole product: it’s why the water moves instead of standing, and why the counter underneath stays dry even when the top of the mat is soaked.
- Water moves on its own, no tipping, no wiping
- Lift it after a week and the counter under it is dry
Two panels, two jobs
The sponge finally has a dry home.
Each panel is 10.6 inches long, which is enough room for the sponge and brush on one side and the soap and scrubber on the other. Everything sits up on the ribs, drains between them, and dries out instead of sitting in its own puddle.
- Sponges, brushes, soap pumps, bar soap, scrubbers
- Tidy strip behind the sink instead of a scatter of wet things
Silicone that lasts
Soft enough to lie flat. Thick enough to stay put.
It’s one piece of soft silicone with a smooth border, so it conforms to the counter and holds its position without glue or suction cups. Roll it up to rinse it, unroll it, and it lies flat again. No curling corners, no cracking, nothing to peel off the stone.
- No adhesive, no residue, no suction cups
- Rinses under the tap in ten seconds
Every part earns its place.
Cut-to-fit ring
Trim to your faucet base, up to 2.6 in. Snug around the column, no seep.
Rolls up
Soft silicone. Roll it to rinse or stow, unroll it and it lies flat again.
Rinses clean
Under the tap, ten seconds, shake, back in place.
Edge at the rim
The front edge sits at the sink rim, so everything drains into the basin.
One mat. The whole strip behind the sink.
10.6 in each side
Two panels either side of the faucet, 27 cm each
Will it fit?
The mat
MaterialSilicone, one piece
Panels2 × 10.6 in (27 cm)
Faucet holeCut-to-fit, 1.2 in up to 2.6 in
DrainageSloped grooves toward the sink
HoldLies flat — no glue, no suction
CareRinse under the tap
ColorGrey
Included
Faucet splash mat1 · or 3 with Buy 2, Get 1 Free
Before you order
MeasureThe faucet base diameter
CheckFlat counter, faucet centered behind the sink
Fits / doesn’t fit
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Single-hole faucet centered behind the sinkThe standard kitchen setup. Measure the base, cut the ring, done.
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Faucet bases up to 2.6 in acrossThe ring cuts out to 2.6 in. Thinner bases use an inner ring.
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Flat counter with the sink rim in frontQuartz, granite, laminate, wood, tile. The front edge sits at the rim and drains in.
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Side-mounted faucetsIf the faucet sits at the end of the sink rather than behind it, the mat has nowhere to lie.
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Soap dispensers or sprayer holes right at the baseAnything sticking up next to the faucet column stops the mat sitting flat around it.
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Curved sink edges, or a faucet hard against the wallIt needs a flat strip of counter between the faucet and the sink rim, and room behind the faucet.
Not sure? Measure the base and the strip of counter behind the sink, and compare. If it doesn’t sit flat, you have 30 days.
Reviews
4.8
★★★★★
1,926 reviews
5 star1,616
4 star206
3 star64
2 star25
1 star15
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Melissa C.
White quartz · 3 weeks
★★★★★
The grey ring behind the faucet stopped
There was a permanent water ring behind our faucet no matter how much I wiped. Cut the hole to our base, pressed it down, and three weeks later the counter under it is bone dry. The sponge finally sits somewhere that isn’t a puddle.
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Dan P.
Second mat he’s tried
★★★★★
This one actually drains
My first faucet mat was flat and just held a pool of water in the grooves. These grooves slope, so I drop the sponge on it and the water runs off into the sink. Should have been the first thing I bought.
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Anita L.
Butcher-block counter
★★★★★
Saved the wood behind the sink
We have a wood counter and the strip behind the faucet was going dark. This covers exactly that strip and drains into the sink. Lifted it after a week to check: dry underneath. Rinses in seconds.
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Ryan K.
Thick faucet base
★★★★☆
Measure first, then it’s perfect
Our faucet base is 2.3 inches, so I cut to the outer ring and it fits snug with no gap. Four stars only because I cut one ring too few the first time and had to go again. Read the measuring guide, it’s right.
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Jen S.
Two kids, one sink
★★★★★
No more wiping behind the sink
The kids splash everything when they rinse their cups. It all lands on the mat and runs into the sink. I was wiping that strip ten times a day and now I just don’t.
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Tom B.
Rental kitchen
★★★★★
Nothing stuck to the counter
Renting, so no adhesive anything. This just lies there and stays put. Lift it, rinse it, put it back, no residue. The landlord will never know the counter was ever wet.
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Priya M.
Marble counter · Buy 2 Get 1
★★★★★
Bought three, cut each to its own faucet
Kitchen, the bar sink, and one for my sister whose counter looked like mine. Each one cut to a different base size and all three drain. Dish soap and the brush live on the panels now and the marble under them stays dry.
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Greg W.
Checked the fit list first
★★★★☆
Fits our setup, wouldn’t fit my mother’s
Works great on our centered faucet. My mom’s faucet is at the side of her sink and it wouldn’t work there, which the page says up front. Four stars because I’d like a longer version for a wide sink.
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Puddles behind the faucet. The grooves drain into the sink on their own.
2.6 in
The widest faucet base the ring cuts out to. Thinner bases use an inner ring.
10 sec
To rinse it under the tap and lay it back. No glue, no residue.
One for the kitchen. Or every sink in the house.
1 mat
Two 10.6-in panels, cut-to-fit ring
$49.99$34.99
Buy 2, Get 1 FreeBest value
3 mats · $23.33 each · kitchen, bar sink, utility, or one to give
$149.97$69.98
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers
How do I know it will fit?
Measure the diameter of your faucet base where it meets the counter: the ring cuts from 1.2 in up to 2.6 in. Then check the faucet is centered behind the sink on a flat counter with the sink rim in front of it. Side-mounted faucets, bases with a soap dispenser or sprayer hole right beside them, curved sink edges and faucets hard against the wall won’t work.
How do I cut the center hole?
The center is a set of concentric rings. Measure the base, cut along the ring that matches with household scissors, and test-fit. Cut one ring too few rather than one too many; you can always take more off.
Does water really drain, or does it sit in the grooves?
It drains. The ribs run front to back and slope toward the sink, and the front edge sits at the sink rim, so water tracks along the grooves and runs into the basin. Flat mats with a few channels hold water; this one moves it.
Will it stay in place?
Yes. It’s a soft silicone mat that lies flat and holds its position on its own, wrapped snug around the faucet column. There’s no adhesive and no suction cups, so there’s nothing to fail and nothing left on the counter.
Will it damage or stain the counter?
It sits on the counter without glue, and the counter underneath stays dry because the water drains off instead of pooling. Lift it, rinse it and lay it back whenever you like.
Using it
How do I clean it?
Peel it up, rinse under the tap, shake off the water and lay it back. If soap scum builds up in the grooves, a quick scrub with a dish brush clears it.
What can I keep on it?
Sponges, dish brushes, bar soap, soap pumps, scrubbers, a folded cloth. Each panel is 10.6 inches long, so there’s room on both sides.
Can I use it in a bathroom?
If the bathroom faucet is a single-hole, centered faucet on a flat counter with the basin rim in front, yes. Most bathroom faucets with separate hot and cold handles won’t fit around the mat’s single hole.
Can I trim the panels?
The ring is designed to be cut; the panels are not. If your counter strip is shorter than 10.6 inches on one side, the panel will overhang rather than drain, so measure first.
The offer
How does Buy 2, Get 1 Free work?
Choose the 3-mat option and you pay for two: $69.98 for three mats, $23.33 each. The kitchen, the bar or utility sink, and one for someone whose counter you’ve seen.
Will all three fit different sinks?
Each mat has its own cut-to-fit ring, so you trim each one to the faucet it’s going on. Check every sink against the fit list first: single-hole faucet centered behind the sink, flat counter, rim in front.
Fit & details
What size is it?
Two panels of 10.6 inches (27 cm) each, one either side of the faucet hole, joined by the center section with the cut-to-fit ring. The hole cuts from 1.2 in up to 2.6 in.
What is it made of?
Silicone, in one piece, with a smooth border and raised ribs on both panels.
What color is it?
Grey, which sits quietly against stainless, white and stone.
Service & support
What’s the return policy?
30 days from delivery. If it doesn’t sit flat on your sink or doesn’t drain, send it back for a refund of the purchase price.
How fast does it ship?
Orders ship from our U.S. warehouse with free U.S. shipping. You’ll get tracking by email as soon as it’s on the way.
What if it arrives damaged?
Message us with a photo and we’ll sort out a replacement. No forms, no arguing.
Stop wiping the strip behind the sink.
Sloped grooves that drain into the sink, a ring you cut to your faucet, and two panels that keep the sponge and the soap dry. One mat for $34.99, or buy two and get the third free.
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