Are these suitable for a shower floor, or would they be too slippery?
1803058
I have seen such tiles used in shower areas but I think that they would be too slippery. I put them on a bathroom floor but also have rugs on the floor.
188369
I use mine on a tile floor and it's not slippery. The stool is very sturdy and collapses nearly flat. I really like it. Cheers.
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!
161382
We have not noticed a slippery when wet problem. The liners are heavily ribbed and provide good footing. Happy with them.
2027708
They are not too slick; I have Hard wood floors and they can slide around- they don't have traction or anything like that. They work fine for us though.
1010931
I gave them as gifts. The people I gave them to didn't say ,whether or not they were slippery. I would think if you are walking on a surface that is like linoleum it would be slippery I don't know as I said.
1221753
I use these on a couch with a tile floor; I can move the couch, but with difficulty. I think they are designed to primarily keep the couch from sliding.
38376
I personally wouldn't want to trust them inside a tub. It just might be too slippery when wet.
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!
1303965
No, I wouldn't recommend that. Even though the bottom sole 'might' be a bit water resistant, the tops are definitely not. They are a papery material with very tiny holes in the material. They would soak up the shower water and you would slosh back to your room. If you want something for the shower I would recommend either flip flops or pool shoes for the shower and then change to these to go back to the room. I liked these because you can just throw them in the trash when you're done with them. They are very light weight and easy to pack. Hope this helps.
1837012
If you are looking for non slip I do not believe they would because they are hard. They stop some slipping from the top of them but you can step on them and if they are not secure you and the tile will slide if it is on a surface like smooth wood. I was able to put them wall to wall in one direction to keep sliding to a minimum.
254
No, they are thin and very lightweight. They stick really well to the side of the tub when wet.
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
1916250
i have the small 1" tiles on my bathroom floor as its an older house & i havent redone the baths yet and it works great on them as i cant work on my knees any more. so i would think it would work great on your shower floor.
1022886
I got them to replace a supposedly non-slip mat. The mat would slip if I did not get all the little suction cups down tight. Since that meant leaning over the edge of the tub to press it down, and sometimes losing my balance in the process, I decided on these little guys. They are not quite as rough as the mat was, but they are rough enough that I don't slip on them.
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.
2101227
I've had mine up in the the tub for months now and they have never come down. As long as it is on a flat, not curved, surface you should be fine. Very strong suction