Mop Bases

Our High-quality lightweight mop bases with jointed attachment for our Paragon Microfibre mop handle.

Aluminium construction for long life with plastic ends to protect furniture and skirting, twin velcro strip for easy mop replacement, universal joint for ease of use, the thin base for easy access under furniture etc.

How to use 

We have designed our mops for extreme ease of use. Our mop handles have a universal joint which attaches to our bases, and the bottom of the base has velcro strips which allow for easy mop head instalment. The mop heads are more significant than the base, enabling good cleaning in the area where skirting meets flooring. Mopping should be carried out in a figure of 8 to ensure collected waste is on the leading edge of the mop.

How good are microfibre mops? 

Microfibre mops are super efficient at removing dirt and grime from rigid, wooden laminate and tiling floors. These damp mops work with capillary action, which draws soiling into the mop, effectively cleaning the area with ease. Also, they can be laundered up to 500 times, making them far better for the environment than disposable mops. Our mops have a velcro fixing making it super easy to change mop heads. 

What are the benefits of microfibre mops

• Highly Absorbent 
• Capillary action when used damp which draws soiling into the mop
• Soft material ideal for sensitive surfaces 
• Velcro fixing 
• Can be laundered over 500 times
• Quick to dry 
• Lightweight

• Slim, can fit under furniture

Which size best suits your needs

This depends on the surface area you will regularly be cleaning. For small houses or offices etc., we recommend the 32 x 15, for medium size areas, the 52 x 15, and for larger homes, you may require the 69 x 15 cm. 

Sizes: 23 x 8 CM | 40 x 8 CM | 60 x 8 CM

Materials: Aluminium, Plastic

Pack Size: 1

There's nothing worse than cleaning with a microfibre products that leaves fabric lints everywhere. The cause of this is poor manufacturing. Microfibre fabric requires 'splitting', which breaks down the fibres allowing the material to become soft, fine and absorbent. However, when the machinery & caustic soda splits the fibre too much, the cloth will slowly break down and lint. We work with the highest graded machinery to ensure this does not happen with ours.