What is the friction coefficient of these tiles? Are they recommended for shower floors?
456311
We have had this tile on our bathroom floor and shower floor for a year now. We love the way it looks and have had no problem with slipping.
456312
The c.o.f dry is .7 and c.o.f wet is .6, these tiles can be used on a shower floor. Since they are Matte they have a better slip resistance.
456313
The white are not shiny, but the black are. I don't know the friction coefficient.
787837
They will probably slide a bit depending on the dirtiness of the floor. The dots are slick on both sides. They do have a little bit of weight to them so they stay in place for the most part.
2240595
The colored ones, there is a smooth and a textured side. I put the textured side up. I put it in our laundry/playroom. Texture would provide 'traction' in the event it got wet or damp. That being said, I can't see that it would matter as the color is all the way through the tile. They are comfie on the legs, feet, and knees while working or playing on that floor. We also bought the ones that had a wood pattern. Those have the wood pattern on only one side.
709826
I have them in my kitchen on a tile floor so there's no problem sliding there. I doubt there would be a problem on carpet. They aren't very heavy but substantial enough. They are very comfortable. Only downside for me is that I have cats and the vinyl covering is very tempting for paw/claw exercises. I would definitely recommend them.
2102606
I think that this is not the best solution to your problem. We used the strips to add a level of friction to a tiled shower floor so it wouldn't be slippery to stand on, and it works well in that application. However, the strips are not like velcro. I would think that if they were applied to the upper surface of the seat and the lower surface of the riser (or visa-verse depending on how the riser is configured) the added friction would decrease the tendency to slip, but whether it would solve the problem, I can't tell.
827474
I have them on a window in my spare bathroom.. (Where I usually take my baths) I have had no issues with the steam causing them to fall. I can't speak to dampness from shower as I use a different bathroom for that. But overall I'm very pleased.
382737
The tips are concave so on a level floor they should suction. But because i have my chair in my shower the shower needs for water to run out so its not competely level so the tips are more the non-skid. I would gather it depends where you use the chair.
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.
1755552
They are very sticky. Just as long as there not in the shower, you should be ok.
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.
1216426
I used mine inside the shower which is all large ceramic shiny smooth tiles and it has worked fine so far.
1370489
Waterproof? That is something I could not answer. However, I know I can wash them for they are on my mirrors. I know they adhere to tiles, but not on the grout. I know you can not place them in a shower area for they will fall off. (This happened with my grand kids ).
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.
1108991
We used our beautiful tile in a back splash application. It is not thick like conventional stone or porcelain, and I can't attest how it would be, being walked on or used in a shower. It will not hold up to harsh chemicals and cleaning like one would use to rid your shower of build ups. With that said it is quite beautiful and we have been exceptionally pleased with the look and durability in our kitchen thus far. I would not hesitate to purchase again and the vendor was very quick to ship and all the tiles came in perfect condition. We've had a great experience. Hope this helps
410505
No, it has not slipped on our shower floor. There are 6 rubber grommets on the bottom, held on by screws to the wood. I tongue oil the top occasionally, and spray a Clorox spray on the bottom at least once a week. I also lean it up against the wall between showers so it can dry better. We have been very happy with this product. Easier on the feet than the hard shower floor, and not slippery.
1168917
They are a sticky silicon. We use them on tile and have never had a problem. In fact, they are a bit tacky and pick up floor debris and have to be washed occasionally. Small price to pay for the stability.
993362
I would not use the Foot Walkers in the shower, because they might slide and you could get injured. They do not slide on hard surfaces or carpet. You are just suppose to press you foot down into the Foot Walker then release your foot. The Foot Walker comes with instructions on a DVD. Or you can look on youtube on how to use them.Below is a video to watch. You can search for others on youtube as well.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4dXfHx5ALU