the invention relates to a rug characterized by being provided with at least one removable insert and one so called rug . the so called rug is equipped with at least one bag / pocket between the upper layer with absorbent fur and its lower canvas . the upper layer is characterized by having a weight between 0 . 31 kg / m 2 and 3 . 0 kg / m 2 and with a height of fur or loops being between 2 . 0 mm and 55 . 0 mm . the recommended solution permits the invented rug to be called a pre - washed cotton rug . this aspect is very important , because a so called cotton rug , with a weight of 2 . 0 kg / m 2 , after washing suffers a normal shrinkage between 8 % and 16 %. thereafter , the so called rug may be washed by the user , and there will be no dimensional alterations worthy of registering , nor jeopardize dimensional stability of the invented rug , this is , the adjustment between the so called rug and the insert . the inferior surface of the so called rug , which is the surface of the canvas that is placed on the ground , can incorporate non - slip material . the insert is resilient , is flat monolayer or in the form honeycomb cavities and is totally waterproof , either by virtue of its on material or by virtue of the waterproof lining cover . it can also be of foam or viscoelastic foam , and should , in these cases , be totally wrapped in waterproof lining cover . it is expected that the insert be flat , but can also be in the form of honeycomb cavities . the waterproof lining cover can be made of waterproof fabric without roughness . this lining cover which incorporates the invention only when the insert is not produced in non - waterproof material , not only prevents the insert from water absorption , as well as facilitates the entry of the set insert / lining , into the bag / pocket — as the friction is minimum — thus the lining cover will not be responsible for a stiff insert . by this description , it is understood that the rug with the removable insert can have a honeycomb cavities structure , thus each cavity is filled with the respective insert . it is therefore , an industrial product particularly suitable for use in bathrooms . each insert is responsible for giving volume to the invented rug and contributes to its total weight , it is understood that , by removing the insert or inserts from one sample of the invented rug , the so called rug can easily be folded , rolled or transported . it can also be washed in current washing machines , which is an important advantage compared to known rugs , that are one - piece , full - bodied or better , an inseparable piece . the so called rug can be used without the insert , particularly in spaces where it is not usual for people to walk barefoot and the insert can also be used individually , that is without the so called rug , such as , for practice of physical exercise , as if it were a exercise mat or small mattress . however , the invented rug was essentially designed to provide comfort in bath rooms traditionally built with cold materials , such as ceramics and marble stone . the insert gives comfort because it isolates the feet , or any other part of the body , from the cold floor and is not saturated with water because it is isolated . furthermore , the insert that gives body to the so called rug , prevents wrinkling or folding during use . not less important , is the fact that the insert , when made in a material that can become saturated with water , which is the case of a viscoelastic sponge , to remain entirely protected by the waterproof lining cover , namely , by the penetration of water , to always guarantee the conservation of its initial properties , which would not occur if the sponge was in contact with the water . it is foreseen that the bag / pocket or bags / pockets be peripheral or positioned in line with the outer contour of the so called rug for easy insertion of the respective inserts . the closure of the bags / pockets can be guaranteed by means of velcro . in the attached drawings , presented as a means of an example and not restrictive , one can see , the invented device and its parts as referenced below : fig1 is a perspective view of a rug ( 1 ) according to the invention , that is , a rug with a removable insert , in which , the inferior side is turned upward showing a anti - slip finish ( 15 ) and also showing the opening of the bag / pocket ( 31 ), as well as the handle ( 51 ) that facilitates the opening of the so called bag / pocket ( 31 ). fig2 represents , in perspective , a rug ( 1 ), with the inferior side also turned upward showing a anti - slip finish ( 15 ) and showing two openings of the bag / pocket ( 31 ), one on each end , and also the respective handles ( 51 ). fig3 represents , in perspective , the so called rug ( 2 ), the opening of the bag / pocket ( 31 ) with a handle — being visible the “ mouth ” of the bag / pocket — also the insert ( 4 ) highlighted from the so called rug ( 2 ). fig4 represents a variation of the previous figure in which the so called rug ( 2 ) integrates two openings in the bag / pocket ( 31 ), one on each end , as well as the respective handles ( 51 ), being visible the upper layer of the so called rug ( 10 ), also the insert ( 4 ) highlighted from the so called rug ( 2 ). fig5 represents a variation of the previous figure — showing the so called rug ( 2 ), the two openings of the bag / pocket ( 31 ), the respective handles ( 51 ), the upper layer of the so called rug ( 10 )— the only difference is that the bag / pocket is filled with two inserts ( 4 ) that are placed side by side ( juxtaposed ). fig6 represents a cut aa indicated in fig3 , showing the so called rug ( 2 ) with an empty bag / pocket ( 3 ), and showing the lower canvas of the so called rug ( 11 ) and is impregnated with anti - slip ( 15 ) on the outside . fig7 represents the same cut aa , assuming the insert ( 4 ) is incorporated into the so called rug — so , the cut shows a rug ( 1 ) as per the invention — the so called rug remains with the inferior side turned upwards and , so , the upper layer of the so called rug ( 10 ), or the fluffy layer , is turned downwards . fig8 represents a cross section of an insert ( 4 ) according to the invention , which by not being waterproof is fully wrapped in a waterproof lining cover ( 42 ). in more detail , the above mentioned figures show possible embodiments of the invention , wherein the invented rug provides as many bags / pockets ( 3 ), as inserts ( 4 ). it is also foreseen that , the same bag / pocket , for example , with double opening — openings on both ends — can accommodate two inserts that will be placed side by side ( juxtaposed ). each insert will have , preferentially , a thickness between 5 . 0 mm and 30 . 0 mm , not being compulsory that a certain so called rug ( 2 ) incorporates inserts all with the same thickness . each bag / pocket ( 3 ) can be closed by velcro closure type , zip , or other traditional and rapid opening / closing devices . on the other hand , the identification label of the rug characteristics or of its origin , or even its brand , can be placed in the “ mouth ” of the bag / pocket in order to function as a handle and to facilitate the opening of the bag / pocket , especially in the case of using velcro type closure . particularly in the case of the invented rug having only one insert ( 4 ) and having a praiseworthy size , it will be advantageous for the bag / pocket ( 3 ) to have two openings ( 31 ) the insert may be introduced in one opening and pushed through the other .
the present invention relates to a rug with a removable insert particularly suitable to be utilized in areas with equipments for bathing and personal hygiene , belonging to the range of home textile rugs , characterized in that it has at least one removable insert and one so called rug with at least one bag / pocket in that each removable insert , is resilient , is flat monolayer or with honeycomb cavities and is totally waterproof , either by virtue of its own material or by virtue of being provided with a waterproof lining cover , and in that each bag / pocket has at least one opening .