Sunwing

Sunwing is based in China and maintains an active catalogue of five products. The supplier’s portfolio focuses on soft‑floor and outdoor surface solutions. Its listed items fall under the broader categories of bath mats, artificial‑grass mats and fitness equipment. All five items are presented without additional HS‑code detail in the provided data.

The specific products are a foam bath mat, a roll of artificial grass, a camping rug, a yoga mat, and an anti‑slip car mat. These items correspond to the supplier’s top categories of bath mats, artificial‑grass mats and fitness equipment. The foam bath mat and camping rug are typically used in residential and hospitality settings, while the yoga and anti‑slip car mats serve personal‑care and automotive markets. The artificial‑grass product is aimed at landscaping and sports‑field applications.

Sunwing’s catalogue lists a foam bath mat, artificial grass, camping rug, yoga mat and anti‑slip car mat. The foam bath mat is usually manufactured from closed‑cell EVA or PVC with a thickness of 5‑10 mm and a textured anti‑slip underside. Artificial grass is commonly a polyethylene or polypropylene tufted product, offered in pile heights from 10 mm to 30 mm and backed with a rubberized backing for stability. The camping rug is typically a woven polypropylene sheet, lightweight and water‑resistant, often rolled for easy transport. Yoga mats are frequently made from TPE, PVC or natural rubber, with densities of 45‑70 kg m‑³ and a non‑slip surface. Anti‑slip car mats are generally rubber or PVC composites with a textured surface and edge‑grip ribs.

In the broader market, bath mats are graded by thickness, density and slip‑resistance (often tested to ASTM F1564). Artificial‑grass products are evaluated on pile height, density (stitches per square meter) and UV‑stabilisation, with common standards such as ISO 9001 for manufacturing quality. Fitness‑related mats, including yoga and car mats, are subject to REACH compliance, Oeko‑Tex Standard 100 for textile safety, and may require CE marking for European distribution. Buyers often request fire‑retardancy test data (e.g., EN 13501‑1) and a declaration of material composition.