RESILIA Premium Under The Sink Mat- Large Universal Size, Cut to Fit Cabinets, Shelf & Drawer Liners, Thick Plastic Diamond Plate Surface, 24 x 48 inches, Black, Made in The USA

Trying to put some lipstick on the pig of our house (the Kitchen) before listing our home. We replaced the wood under the sink only to find the leak was still active. It has since been repaired, but still didn’t look pretty. I searched all over. But older cabinets and up-shoot plumbing made most thick silicone mats an ill-fit. I found this. I liked the extra long length to go into the abyss of cabinet to the side, and the color. Also appreciated the small company and made in the USA. For a few dollars more I chose this hoping it would work well. It’s shipped in a roll, so no fold lines. There are even bubble packings in the center of the roll to keep it from getting bent! There was a faint plastic smell upon in-rolling. BUT, I’m pregnant, and it didn’t bother me much, and although after an hour it’s still faint, I’d say it’s not much of a concern, and should dissipate soon. I unrolled, and cut as I went. SO pleased with this simple, effective transformation! The material feels robust, but is thin enough to easily move around. Heavy kitchen scissors worked well. There was also uneven-ness between the board halves, and this doesn’t completely smooth it over, but it does mask it and make it more “graceful”. I just used a piece of duck tape in the back to join the pieces back together from the plumbing. With the snug fit, it doesn’t scoot and although I like to secure things in general, I see no need for securing it with any sort of adhesive. I will definitely keep this product in mind for future homes/under sink projects! UPDATE 7/26/25: Still amazing!! Not just for under sinks! Well, we got the new house… that, needed lipstick. Ha! I had bought this liner again but in the silver color. The under sink space here was smaller, again with up-shot plumbing. We will need to eventually replace the wood, but for now the lower binder sink less scary. Months have gone by now with me sliding trays in and out of one bottom cupboard, and pots and pans out of another. It was beginning to wear off the paint that had been done, and I’ve never quite fealt like I could get the pots and pans one clean. I had the epiphany that the scrap from in the sink would be large enough for the tray cupboard. And then I came to order a whole new one for the pots and pans bottom (yay for a warehouse deal!) I’m so plaesed with how it’s been making me feel and how they’ve been holding up to the scooting trays and pots and pans. I used the scraps from the two liners to line my son’s workbench trays! Just taped the seam from the back.

Very sturdy but easy to cut - I used heavy duty shears. I had a 48x22 piece to work with so it took a lot of maneuvering to get it centered and slid in around pipes. I’d suggest using a pattern first. Very strong odor as other reviews say, but does go away. Looks so much better than what was in there before. I will be doing the other sinks throughout the house this way for sure.

I have very old cabinets in my kitchen. I believe they are original to the house built in the 1960s. (Can't wait until I can afford a kitchen remodel.) The floor of the cabinet under the sink was in really bad shape when I moved in, so I used those cheap peel and stick floor tiles to cover it up. Well, recently a pipe leaked under the sink and I had to rip up the floor tiles because of the moisture. After that, I was looking for a different and better solution and came across this. It worked perfectly for my needs. Easy to cut to fit exactly the size. The water lines come up thru the floor, so I had to cut around those too and it was super easy. It now looks way better and if I should get a leak again the water is not gonna damage the wood more. Just wipe it up. Same goes for products kept under the sink that may spill. Would definitely recommend as a simple, easy, and affordable option for under the sink cabinet protection.

Exactly as advertised. I used 3 sheets to cover the floor under the kitchen sink and liked the look so much I used two more sheets to line the back and side walls. I need 15 more sheets to line the bottoms of all of my kitchen cabinets but the price when I purchased several sheets in August 2019 was $15.88 per sheet and now in Oct 2019 the price is $22.92 per sheet so over $100 more to buy the 15 sheets I need. I'm not willing to spend that extra $100 just yet.

Very nice! Cushioned material helped things not tip over. Color was nice. Mat did not slip! All around very good quality!

I like how easy it is to install and cut plus it is flexible to mold to the best fit for underneath my 5 sinks. Two of them have plumbing going through the flooring so I had to cut a slit around the pipes. I coved it up on the sides and in the back and sealed it with Flex tape and Flex sealer. We had water damage beforehand and it looked really bad before due to leaking pipes. I am so happy I found this product to use for this problem! I didn’t know what to do to protect from water damage. I am glad I found this great product to fix this problem and prevent future damage in my older home. It looks so nice to look at now under the sink plus it is easy to clean. I love it!

Perfect for protecting cabinets. I bought the orange peel beige. They're perfect and thicker than shelf liners for under sinks. Plus, the larger size covered the entire bottom of the 46" cabinet. Wish I'd found these sooner for the other cabinets! And made in the USA!

I wasn't sure of how to size it on the mat. My dad said to use a cardboard box! Size it, make the lines to where you need to cut around the pipes, and to make sure you have edging up on your cabinet wall. Just made sure to flip the mat and cardboard over. That way when you flip the mat onto the smooth side, the cuts for the pipe are in the right place. (The worse part for me had nothing to do with the mat. I had to maneuver myself in a tight cabinet under my sink). I left about two inches to go up on the back wall of the cabinet. I didn't cut the sides and it sits higher in case there is a spray leak. Then I used Garilla tape around my three pipes, and on the corners where I cut so that I hold it together and taped it against the wall. This tape is the best for leaks, tears like on my Christmas blowups, to hold tile down on the floor, etc. This mat was so easy to use and would highly recommend it! I'm thinking of buying another one, not sure if my body can stand to do this again!!