Choosing a Conni floor mat starts with the area you want to cover. A small patch beside a basin, a longer space along a vanity and the floor around a toilet call for different shapes.
This guide compares the Compact, Classic, Mid Runner, Long Runner and shaped Toilet Floor Mat available at Sensory Assist. These are floor-protection products. They are not the same as a chair pad, mattress protector or a mat designed for use inside a shower.
Compare the five floor-mat options
Compact: 45cm x 70cm
The Conni Compact Floor Mat has the smallest rectangular footprint in this comparison. Start here when space is limited, then check whether its coverage reaches the area where splashes or drips actually land.
Classic: 60cm x 90cm
The Conni Classic Floor Mat is both wider and longer than the Compact. Mark out a 60cm by 90cm rectangle before ordering so you can compare the extra coverage with your available floor space.
Mid Runner: 50cm x 115cm
The Conni Mid Runner offers a longer, narrower shape than the Classic. Compare it when the area you want to cover runs along a vanity or sink rather than across a short rectangular space.
Long Runner: 60cm x 150cm
The Conni Long Runner is the longest option here. Measure the full clear length, including nearby doors and furniture, instead of choosing a runner simply because it covers more floor.
Toilet Floor Mat: shaped around the toilet base
The Conni Toilet Floor Mat has a shaped opening for placement around a toilet. Conni lists its overall dimensions as 55cm x 60cm. The outside dimensions alone do not establish a fit: compare the opening shown in the product images with your toilet base and ask us if you are unsure.
Check the floor and placement first
Conni recommends clean, dry, smooth, flat hard floors for the best grip. Textured flooring, dirt, moisture underneath and some cleaning products can affect performance. Check the underside and floor, and let both dry before putting the mat back if liquid has collected beneath it.
The absorbent floor mats in this comparison must not be used inside a shower recess or bathtub. A waterproof backing does not make a floor mat suitable for standing in a shower. For questions about the right setup for a person using mobility equipment, seek individual fitting advice.
Make a simple buying checklist
- Measure the footprint: note both width and length, not just the product name.
- Check the shape: a rectangular mat and a toilet-base mat solve different placement needs.
- Check the surface: choose according to Conni's flooring guidance, rather than assuming the backing grips every floor.
- Compare the exact listing: colours, availability and product details can differ between models.
- Plan cleaning: consider where the mat can dry flat before deciding whether you need a spare.
Cleaning and reuse
Conni's care guidance is to hand-wash with warm soapy water, rinse and leave the mat lying flat to dry. Avoid bleach and fabric softener. Follow the care label supplied with the particular mat you buy.
Floor mats, chair pads and bed protection serve different areas
If the surface needing protection is a chair, see our Small versus Large Conni chair-pad guide. For bedding and other protective products, browse the existing Continence Care collection.
For a mat-size question, contact Sensory Assist with the measurements and placement you have in mind. Check the current product page before ordering.
Sources
Dimensions and placement guidance were checked against current Sensory Assist listings, Quintro's Classic listing and Conni's floor-mat range, runner-size guide, Compact listing and Toilet Mat listing and care guidance. Checked 7 November 2026.