Around the Home 1 1 Non-Slip Place Mats £9.99 FROM 2 2 FOR HOBBIES 2 2 Code FOR OFFICE 2 Dycem® Non-Slip Mats
Available in a choice of colours to create a safe and effective non-slip surface. Thick and durable, these multipurpose mats last for years when used correctly. Wash in warm soapy water. Ideal for use with trolleys and overbed tables, see pages 27-28.
“ 3 £3.49 ONLY FOR MEALTIMES
FOR ONE HANDED USERS Colour Shape
F30141 Blue L35312 Red F31492 Blue F31509 Red F17628 Blue F17639 Red F17653 Blue F17665 Red L35324 Blue
Helpful Hint Non slip multi purpose mats are ideal to use around the home, at work or school. They
are useful to stabilise and grip objects to assist with dining, food preparation, writing, hobbies and crafts, and many more day to day activities. They are also very useful for people when using only one hand.
3 Dycem®
Bottle Opener Non-slip, handy opener for bottle tops. Simply place over lid for a firmer grip. Code
H83596 4 Dycem® Jar Opener
Non-slip, handy opener for jar tops. Simply place over lid for a firmer grip to make opening easier. Code
Price F22168 Price £3.49 Easy Ordering! See Back Cover for Details 29 £4.49 4
Circular Circular Circular Circular
FOR TROLLEYS
Ideal for all around the home! Use to reduce the risk of accidents and spillages by adding extra non-slip stability to everyday tasks. Available as circular place mats or thicker pads in different sizes. Ideal for use at the dinner table, kitchen worktops, trolleys, over bed tables, desks. Tough, hardwearing and long lasting. Available in blue.
Plate and glass sold separately. Code
Shape F19352 Circular
F19364 Rectangular F19376 Rectangular
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Diameter 8½”
10 x 7” 14 x 9½” Price £9.99
£10.99 £12.99
NON SLIP
Diameter 5½” 5½” 7½” 7½”
Rectangle 10 x 7” Rectangle 10 x 7” Rectangle 14 x 10” Rectangle 14 x 10”
Price
£7.45 £7.45 £9.49 £9.49
£12.85 £12.85 £18.99 £18.99
Rectangle 17½ x 13½” £32.99
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