Interlocking Floor Tile x10

I could not find a shower mat in teak for my size shower for less than $700 which is a bit more than I wanted to spend. So we opted for these tiles. The cut on the width is super easy you can cut the bottom with wire cutter snip. You can cut lengthwise my husband used duct tape to keep boards stable then added additional screws to replace any that were cut off. They fit together easily the entire job, lay out measuring, cutting and putting down took about 90 minutes total. We love the spa look, I will update in a few months on the hardiness of the teak wood. The wood is treated with oil and water is beading right now. Entire floor took two boxes, but we have 9 pieces left over. 36 x 42 shower 8 whole pieces and cut 6 pieces.

Perfect doormat! Stylish and easy to install. Very durable. Slip resistant.

I have just installed a 350 sq foot patio or I should say I just covered a 350 sq foot patio using 35 boxes of -"Bare Decor EZ-Floor Interlocking Flooring Tiles in Solid Teak Wood Oiled Finish (Set of 10), Long 9 Slat"- and they look amazing. Well worth the HIGH PRICE TAG. In my wife's and in my opinion that is. I have not finished the entire patio yet (edging not completed yet) but I will give 4 Stars for now because WOW they do really look good. I will update after they have been used and exposed to the North East elements for a few months. OH and they were so easy to put together that my wife and I (me disable 58 & my wife well lets just say Retired) did 350sq feet -35 Boxes- in just under 5 hours. No I am not kidding but right now my back and knees hate me & so dose my wife's back and knees hate her. AND there were very few broken tiles & they were still useable. I have high hopes for these tiles because I also perched 2 of the "Bare Decor Chesser Half Circle Bench in Solid Teak Wood, 17" High, Brown" that will go on my patio and the benches look incredible. (1 bench the other one is still in the mail) So I'm hoping that all the "Bare Decor" products are just as good. The delivery went as well as a very large order like this could go.

I renovated a bathroom some years ago to have an enlarged shower with a bench seat and frameless glass, but installed a steam generator as well to create a sauna. I've been enjoying it for a long time but something always seemed to be missing. It dawned on me one day that if I could build a teak floor over the ceramic tile that it would both give it an improved esthetic as well as a much greater spa-like feel. I anticipated a complicated project fabricating everything myself buying raw teak from a sawmill or supplier, so the project was put on a back burner as I imagined it would be time consuming. I happened to stumble across these teak tiles, actually on another website. It looked like exactly what I was looking for but didn't know existed. As usual, I had to check if Amazon had them available at a similar price and sure enough here they were, though at a slightly higher price. For the peace of mind of their superior customer service, I opted to order just one box though I knew that would not be quite enough, but I could get an idea of if these tiles would meet my needs. They arrived and sure enough, they are indeed genius. The slats themselves are a sufficient size and thickness that I believed they would be durable. Assembly is literally a snap. I know from time to time I will need to scrub the tiles underneath but even with my fitment making a snug fit, I knew they could be lifted and reinstalled in minutes. The color is not really represented well in any of the photos people submitted and probably in my own photo. The color almost makes it look like wood palates are played on the floor. Instead the color is deeper and warmer as I desired it to be. Some cutting was, of course required once the main blocks were snapped into place. I used both a jigsaw and an oscillating tool to make the cuts to fit into my space. Even with multiple cuts needed, it still was so simple. I had most of my second box of tiles left so opted to use them to make a six block standing mat for in front of my bathroom vanity and another two block mat for just outside the shower door. For the amount of coverage and use for less than $200, its really a phenomenal value to me. Building just the floor myself from scratch would have been more expensive just for the materials. I almost opted to cancel my order and thought it was another one of my hairbrained schemes since I am constantly upgrading and making changes and imagined I was just overdoing things with another project. Not so. I absolutely love the feel of showering or steaming standing and sitting on the teak. It finally has the feel of being in a high end spa. Such a genius product, so easy to use and with outstanding tactile and esthetic results. Highly recommended.

Extremely happy with my purchase! Tried rubber mats and whatnot for my hippie shower (House built in 1960s by hippies who owned a lumber mill and access to free bricks) Entire shower from the floor up is brick and mortar. Floor is 72"L x 36" W, so 2 boxes (with 2 squares left over) was used. Had them all snapped together and on the floor in under 10 minutes. High enough off floor to let water drain and dosent crush my shower drain cover. Very pleased with the look, and would recommend to anybody looking to hide and ugly floor.

I am one of those weird people that HATE drains of any kind... yes its weird. Well our new house had a 33 by 33 nice shower with cool rain head coming out of the ceiling. The bad part is the drain was in the middle where you stand. NOPE. I tried making something myself to no avail and one night I saw these. I purchased two boxes and did not have high hopes. I was shocked at how nice these are made, and the ease of how they snap together. It took a little bit to figure out the layout and I only needed to cut 3/4 of an inch off one side. Home depot sells a circ saw blade made for finishing and it cut it smooth. Now I have a fancy floor and don't have to deal with that awful drain.

Overall these tiles worked very well, they look beautiful. I had to do 400 square feet in total, and I ran into some problems linking them together. I made a little more intricate design that overall did work, so you don’t necessarily have to have them all in one direction, as long as you don’t mind more mental work. The only thing that caused issues was that some of the tiles had defects and were not against others. My suggestion is having two people with you to line them up if you have an issue. Only a few small pieces of the bottom of the tile broke off during the build, nothing that caused large issues.

I recently purchased these to use on the floor in my shower. They are beautiful and I love the smell of the wood. I wish some came in 6' by 6 and I could've filled my entire shower floor, but this works just as well. This is a much better deal than buying a one piece Teak shower mat that runs for much more money in terms of square footage. This just seemed like the best deal for the quality. I used the remaining mats under my entrance way chair with shoes as you can see in the attached photo. Perhaps at some point I'll order the end pieces as well. The main thing that prompted me to get this was that I needed something high enough off the ground in my shower for my inflatable adult Ofuro tub that is about to arrive any day, lol. Since the tub will indefinately cover my drain- I figure this will be the perfect solution along with adding more natural beauty to a tiny windowless bathroom. I'll keep you posted how my tub cooperates in regards to draining properly over the teak mat for those of you who are desperate and looking for a soaking tub in your lacking rental unit. :)

Super happy to see the balcony transformation, highly recommended

The slats are finished nicely with a bevel. The tile sections are uniformly constructed. The plastic underlying lattice structure is robust. You get about 5/8" height of teak slat and 3/8" height of plastic lattice. If you cut a tile the slats are only held by 2 screws each so you will need to use other means to secure them such as additional stainless steel screws or I used T50 1/4" deep stainless steel staples. They come oiled however I believe they will need routine oiling. I used them over my existing dated tiled shower floor and it brought new life to my shower.

Looks beautiful and sturdy

Madera correctamente tratada, resistente y con tonalidades y terminación de primera calidad. Se ensamblan fácilmente y no se desprenden con facilidad. Compré otra marca más barata y ahí me percate de la diferencia del costo. Si bien este producto es más caro, lo justifica por si diferencia en calidad y percepción. Altamente recomendable siempre que estén disponibles.

Beautiful and elegant, ideal for balconies and outdoor spaces.