🔲 Bare Decor EZ-Floor Solid Teak Wood Oiled Finish Interlocking Flooring Tiles (Set of 10) - Long 9 Slat Review

I had to get creative and use a handsaw to cut some panels to fit this space. But it worked. I'm not a handy woman and I've been able to do this with minimal setbacks. When positioned correctly, the parts locked together easily. I just ordered pieces with and without loops; as well as corner parts and protective oil. You need all of this to create a complete image. Overall, this project cost $350-$400 for the complete look. And it was worth it. Have fun shopping

Returned to Revain. Arrived damaged, seller could have packed better given the flimsy plastic on the sides. I intended to use this item in the shower even though some of the sides were broken. The shower NEVER dried up after 24 hours. It was still damp under the boards. I was concerned about mold or nasty things not being flushed down the drain and I was right they were gross underneath when I took them off after only having them there for a week. The seams are obvious between the places of…

This appears to be a very good quality wood floor tile. Unlike the other reviewers mentioned, I ordered 15 boxes of tiles and had no problems with any of the tiles. I was able to install a floating floor to cover our entire screened patio by holding all the pieces together. We chose this more expensive wood variant because of its durability and weather resistance compared to other species. discovered during installation. If you ever need to cut pieces; Make sure you buy lots of extra screws…

A few years ago I renovated a bathroom, it had an oversized shower with bench and frameless glass but also a steam generator to create a sauna. I've been watching for a long time, but something is always missing. One day it dawned on me that if I could build a teak floor over ceramic tile it would give it an improved aesthetic as well as a much more spa-like feel. I was expecting a complex project, making everything myself, buying raw teak from a sawmill or a supplier, so the project was…

DIYers need to be careful when ordering parts for their configuration. Each tile has two adjacent pin ends and two adjacent loop ends. Planning a 3 x 3 square configuration requires some thought and if I knew this project wasn't as auspicious as it first seemed. I suggest putting your configuration on paper using the tile description above before purchasing. Simply draw a square and then place the edges of the pins or loops inside the squares to make your project a lot easier to order the right