VEVORInterlocking Tile 50PCS Gray, Drainage Tiles 12" x 12" Splicing, Soft PVC Interlocking Drainage Floor Tiles, Non-Slip Drainage Holes for Restroom, Bathroom, Kitchen, Pool, Wet Areas

Our summer cabin steps, built in 1954, were starting to erode, so they made the place look shabby. These tiles not only hide The Ugly (chipped cement), but reduce The Bad (unstable footing for the elderly) and enhance The Good (grippy surface even in the rain).Quick & Easy to assemble! Easy to modify around hand railing and to cut to match the width of the steps. We will be purchasing more for infront of our other doors as they are safer than the present outdoor mats and let rain water flow off the stoops.

Winter has been rough this year and all the slush and wetness it brought into the garage and soaks the rugs leading into the house. I bought these with the hopes that I could allow for the water to drain and keep the rugs drier. Also, the salt that can accumulate ends up in the shoes. I love the look and how comfortable it is to walk on.Easy to install and cut if needed. Great if you are looking for keeping your space dry enough to walk on.

Easy to work with, is not brittle but flexible without being too soft. Really good!

Our basement is not finished and every once in a while during a super long heavy rain water will slip in between the old walls and floor and run to the drain. We have no flooding or standing depth of water. It is just enough to get the bottom of things wet and an indoor/outdoor rug we had on the floor. We have our laundry and a lot of items stored in the basement. This was a reasonably priced way to get things up off the floor. These are very easy to layout and snap together. But note they are not very thick, maybe have a rise off the floor of around a half inch.

The media could not be loaded. Like many others, we’ve had issues with moisture under our mattress in our RV, which we live in full time. Even with dehumidifiers, it’s been a problem. I bought these tiles hoping to increase air flow underneath the mattress. They came together pretty easily, and a few months in, they’re holding up really well. I think my only “complaint” is that they don’t extend all the way to the bottom of the bed, but I could have cut tiles to make it perfect if it was that important. The biggest issue with that is keeping my top sheet tucked in. First world problems. But even in a very rainy environment, the bottom of our mattress has stayed dry since installing these tiles.

I out these under mattresses in RV to prevent moisture build up leading to mold. They go together well. Easy to cut if needed. Strong plastic smell though. Hoping it goes away.

So easy to install and seem very durable thus far! I actually order more already.

We used it as an anti slip pathway. Our concrete outdoors was polished and is quite slippery with a light coating of snow or ice, this was a very economical solution and works very well. I like that you can make any shape you want.