Looking to use outside my shower. Does the water go through the slats and the bathroom floor all wet?
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Yes, water would drop through the slats. We use ours in the shower to stand on instead of standing directly on the shower floor. Much easier standing on this than on the hard shower floor. After we shower, we tip it up to drain off and keep it from turning green underneath. I also use a teak oil at least once a year on the top, even though they said you don't have to.
2030369
We use it outside the shower as well, sort of like a bath mat. The water does go through the slats onto the floor if you do not dry yourself off sufficiently.
2030370
If they are used outside your shower, the only water that would get on your floor is that remaining on you, so yes, there would be some water on the floor under the mat.
1982669
It has slats that water goes through, not grooves that hold the excess water.
2283271
Phillips claims that it is 100% waterproof. However, I've never attempted to use it in a shower.
351051
I did use it once when it was raining and the water did not leak through. Hope this helps.
1776976
It'll soak through to the floor, of course. Need to have something under it. It's like a mesh of rubber about half an inch thick.
2200000
Yes, absolutely. As it is made for inside the shower, it allows the water to flow through to the shower drain. It is really great as a shower mat, as a mat for outside the shower, not so much.
635458
None here. It does stay damp for a time after getting wet, but after over a year of ownership, I haven't had any water-caused issues.
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It is very water resistant, they say do not immerse it in water (it has small openings for sound) but it's fine with shower water vapor and water runoff hitting it constantly.
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Water does splash a little bit outside of the tub. We've found that if we angle the shower head just a little bit towards the wall, it minimizes the splash.
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The top slats are tongue and grooved so water won't go through. But, on the other hand, I would not expose the box to water. Hope this helps....Jim
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It will soak through. I used it in walkways between raised beds in my garden, and it doesn't pool. I believe it will do what you're needing.
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We do not have the beds outside. The middle of the bed is a mesh material, so it is likely that most of the water would "spill" through there. The outer portion is a sturdy nylon-type material and I am not sure if the water would penetrate that.
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Yes it is damp rated. I'm not sure about wet-rated, but from the way it was constructed with rubber covers in critical areas, I think it might be. I can't see how water could get to it.
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No, water does not get through the liner. At least I have never had this issue. The curtain will be wet when you touch it from either side, but it dries as it hangs there.
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it has a control for water to come out of inside shower head only or both or outside only
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I don't think it is really meant for outdoor use. Only if you can protect it from rain or snow. No part of it appears to be moisture proof. I have it in bathroom, but not where water would hit it.
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This is flooring, not shower tile. You need the correct backing for a shower that is waterproof, then you would put tile over it. This product itself is waterproof, but it's just a floor tile. Water would get in around the edges of it. Talk to a tile professional for more info on products that would work on showers.