are these okay to use over old tiles in the shower? How slippery?
302023
I only used these tiles to cover a small table top. I would think they would be very slippery when wet. Coveri g old tiles? I don't think that would work.
302024
I don't know if you can put these over old tiles. We enlarged bathroom so we needed extra tiles. You should check with manufacturer if these tiles are designed for the shower. I really like the color and I am pleased with the quality of the tiles.
453137
Get a spray bottle, and spray a good coat onto the tiles. Use a scrub brush to brush it into the tiles. Let it set for about 20 minutes, and then wash it off with water using a mop (if inside) or the hose and a clean brush if outside. Once it dries, the tiles will no longer be slippery. Works very well.
1938854
We have an RV park, with public restrooms and showers. We placed these outside the showers, for a place to stand while drying off. Our guests seem to like them. They have been in place for a couple of months. So far, they leave no marks on the floor. Our floor is painted concrete. I can't imagine them hurting tile. Like anything else, I recommend lifting them and cleaning under them routinely.
2244374
I don't think so.. The grout in between every small piece is going to make it less slippery.. I have this in a small bathroom and have no trouble
7028
If the glass is completely smooth (i.e., not textured in any way), and if the glass is strong enough and thick enough to bear some weight, then I don't believe there should be a problem with them adhering. The proof would be to buy one for the $20 or so and try it out yourself. Be careful, though, to test it every single time before you enter the shower to make certain it is still stuck on!
1056273
These work great for a closet rod. I really can't answer as to whether they can tolerate moisture and be used for a shower rod. You might try contacting the maker, National Hardware, directly for the answer to your question.
109188
I would say "yes," because I got them for my Mom to wear in the shower. They fit snuggly and seem to be non-slippery. Should be good for water aerobics.
1337495
by it's self its pretty slick when wet. Theres an additive that you can mix in that will help. But I'd be hesitant about using it in a shower
1602118
Since I applied this in a shower area, the floor stays fairly clean. Besides the usual cleaning, I have never had any troubles with this product. To date, floor is still non slippery.
544326
Yes. They are suitable for damp locations. I have one above my shower (though the ceiling is 9' tall).
2071896
They have a very smooth texture, do not think it would be any problem with these. I just use them on all my surfaces to keep them cleaner, but hey are very light so will move around if that is an issue?
1956919
It would depend how rough the surface is. If it's not too rough, you'd be fine. If you're concerned, you could put something over them.
2044235
I think these tiles would work well for that. I got them for my garage because a lot of water was collecting on the floor from snow off of my cars. The water sat under the tiles without getting wet on the surface.
2105804
We use it in our walk in shower. it is not slippery at all. It feels very nice under your feet and is much better than standing on a cold slippery tile floor. it is sealed so water does not build any moisture. we lift it every so often and let is stand against the wall so it dries out completely. we have no complaints. it makes our shower feel like we are in a spa.
2147768
They probably could be, but I wouldn't. The dirt would have to be perfectly flat or the tiles won't connect to each other. I don't know your climate, but what would happen if it rained a lot and the dirt underneath got soft? Or what about snow? The tiles may no longer be even. I used these tiles for an indoor application on a concrete floor. They are fantastic. I've seen them installed around a pool area on one of the home improvement shows, but I can't remember what surface they were using underneath. It may have been dirt but maybe you could research them online at HGTV or one of those kinds of sites and get better information.
972006
No they will not be slippery! They grip very well and are well made! Just don't wear them on linoleum or wood floors as they will tear these type of floors up! Ice does not have a chance against these! I wore these during the cold, icy and snowy Afghanistan winter and they did the job great!
596864
Yeah... they are quite stubborn. We installed In a bathroom tub, and i couldn't tell you how to do it. Goo-be-gone maybe? They are advertised as marine grade, and they mean it! I tried googling and didn't really come up with a viable answer. I would not put these on a tile floor for this reason.