Duckboards

You've confirmed my suspicions, then.

Style over substance.

If you have an absorbent bath/shower mat, you don't need to wash the floor after a shower. Sounds as if those duck boards make more work.

They make sure you wash the floor after you have a shower!
We had them last year in the house we stayed at on holiday. We took it up for the kids as they were not used to them and would slide on them.

Yikes! Mine is much better housed trained than that. It obeys the sit and stay command and has never been known to attack.

I hate them, we have had a couple in the past because the kids were always flooding the bathroom floor. However, they can tilt if you stand on the edge, and flip up and smack you!

In one of the houses we rented in the south of France last year there was one in DS's bathroom, I took it away and then we discovered that it was impossible to run the shower without flooding the floor, so we had to put it back - then when he stood on it, it slipped out from under him and shot him across the tiles!

The OP made me think they may have been, that's all...

No, not a new invention.

Oh yes, Soupy- that's where I remember them from!

I had to give in and google them - surely they aren't a new invention...?

Duckboards always remind me of having to use them at the local swimming pool when I was a child.

Tumble twist ... very 1970s!

Yes, I have a duckboard, from IKEA I think.

Never heard of 'em...

You could always make your own 'Tumbletwist' loo seat cover, I'm sure there'll be a pattern on the wwweb if you have a good look!

I did use one but after I stubbed my toe I got rid of it . Please don't put a toilet lid cover on your toilet they are nasty smelly and a breeding ground for bacteria.