EZ-Floor End Pin-Side Trim Piece for Flooring in Solid Teak Wood (Set of 8), Brown

Easy installation worked well in the shower

The 8 piece set edge with pins along with 10 piece square tiles was just the right amount for my application. Wanted a small area to walk on bare feet to get to shoes.

Put a nice finished edge on the lanai that we covered with teak tiles. They work fine, are easy to install and look great. My only complaint is that while a box of tiles contains 10 a box of end side pieces contains 8...and they're relatively expensive. Still, I'd do it again.

Installed this in my sunken tile shower which was very uncomfortable and slippery. Worked so well. In the photo I've installed 4 of 5 rows. The 5th row I cut to fit with a table saw. I added trim on one side. It fits perfectly, doesn't move, and is super comfortable. Easily 5 stars.

We wanted to create a platform in a garden shower on a rock and gravel floor. This did not work at all, on a solid surface it might have been better. We ended up building a teak platform the old fashion way with a builder.

Product works fine and relatively easy to install. Looks good. Plan your outside ends as it needs to be either all loops or all pins. The corner pieces offered on amazon are only loop ends whereas you can order end pieces in either loop or pin. Mine ends in loops and you can see some of the side pieces installed.

Easy installation and looks beautiful and durable. Cutting pieces was easy too.

The concept for this snap-in- place teak set of kits is a good one, but the package of these side pieces that I received only worked for squares with female attachment points. Basically, they sent me a full set of male pieces. Looking at the picture, one would assume that the left piece was the alternate female version. A bit sad, but a few well placed zip ties seem to have made a satisfactory connection.

With it I made a rug between the sink and the shower in my bathroom. Very very expensive but i love the look and it will last years and years.

This product was exactly what I needed to produce a deck on a second floor porch that would allow water to drain thru to the water tight membrane below.

Interlocking didn’t fit with my tiles, but I make it work