Bare Decor BARE-WF2009 Solid Teak Wood Interlocking Flooring Tiles (Pack of 10), 12" x 12", Brown

Completely transformed my shower! We have a new build house and the definition of builder-grade everything. Our boring white shower floor was a terrible texture that always looked dirty- I was able to fix that with one box of these tiles! It now feels like a spa. I treated the wood with teak oil as it will be getting wet everyday and I don’t want it to fade too quickly (I can tell that it will if you do not treat). I also had to buy an anti-slip mat to go between this and the hard plastic shower floor as the black “grid” on the bottom is also hard plastic and would slide everywhere. The tiles interlock with “pegs” and “holes” so once this is put together you will have half the tiles with the “holes” sticking out from under. There is a border you can buy but they are sold in separate boxes of “pegs” or “loops” (I think they call them) and then another separate box for the corner pieces so for the full border you will need some of each. It still looks very nice without the border but when you add it the edges slope down slightly preventing you from stubbing your toe. All in all this was a much easier, cheaper fix than hiring someone or retileing myself.

Installed on my patio that was dated and it is a nice update. You need to figure out the layout before snapping together so it fits in your space. I have installed the teak tiles several years ago and have had to replace some tiles over the years and that part is time consuming but it’s well worth it and looks good when you’re done. I’ve also power washed each year and have also added a light water based stain which looks good and keeps the look uniform when replacing older tiles.

They may be a bit pricey, but they are 1000% worth it! Make my basement floor look great after a flood while keeping my laundry area feeling clean

This product has been great really. I have my shower floor fully covered by these as well as bathmat made of these just outside the shower.Absolutely no issues with the setup outside the shower. The availability of extra edge pieces has been great too.Inside the shower is a different story. 2 issues have arose: Air and Water Flow.1. Hair seems to be collecting in the plastic grates and not flowing down the drain. The hair bunches up and acts as a net to start collecting other gross stuff. I think a little more thought into the next design revision could resolve this issue.2. In the shower, nothing ever dries out underneath the flooring tiles. And I am starting to have a mold growth issue on the bottom of the tiles. There is just not enough air flow.I am about to go through modifying my stuff by shaving each wood slat down to create a slightly larger gap between each slat. This should increase airflow and allow things to dry out.

I bought tiles like this over 10 years ago and put them on the lanai. No more sweeping up the dirt, water drained quickly and they were easy on the bare feet. The Hawaiian sun did a number on them over the years - the teak weathered pretty well but the plastic structure underneath disintegrated on about a third of the tiles, particularly the ones that saw a lot of traffic. Still, they were so good we decided to replace the entire lanai (about 300 ft2) and find another home for the other tiles that were still serviceable. We ordered these, put them down over the last weekend and they look great. On top of that, my neighbors took all of the other tiles and put them to use in their units.Easy to install - used a table saw to cut/fit the ones that needed it. Highly recommend these if you have a solid foundation to set them on and want a product that will make you smile every time you use it.

I was so happy when I installed these in my shower. They look absolutely fabulous.Sadly, four months later, the bottom of the wood is black and moldy. I smelled mildew, so I started removing them to investigate and they are disgusting. We haven't had any moisture or mold problems in our home, so I don't think it's anything on our end.Now I have to take them all out, and figure something else out. Big waste of money too. Just really disappointing all around.

These are great in the small shower of our vacation rental. The shower pan is curved with molded sunbeam-patterned ridges heading out from the center drain, but it's chipped and scratched, and we've been looking for a safe and simple solution for 2 years. Plastic mats quickly discolor and/or mold and don't clean up well. We put four of these tiles on top of a clean but discolored plastic mat, which keeps them from sliding around. They are flexible enough to adapt to the curve of the shower pan, which measures 25 x 25. Four are enough, so we have leftovers for replacements or another project. They have a clean & classy look and feel that compliments the simple subway tile walls. Maybe we'll even cut off the visible joiners on the outer edges - no room for the (spendy!) edge pieces. But that would involve motivating my domestic co-habitant, which topic is beyond the scope here. Hope they keep looking good for a long time!

I’m not much of a DIY-er but desperately wanted to redo my patio area. Having already tried vinyl floor tiles and failed to make the area look cute, i was nervous to try these but I’m SO glad i did. They were super easy to snap together and they’re great quality. I needed 4 boxes to cover my patio and i only had an issue with one tile in the whole bunch but i was still able to make it work. We’ll see how they hold up but i absolutely love how they look. I didn’t bother with the end pieces but could see how they would create a more polished look. Highly recommend