IKEA RUNNEN DECK DURABILITY check after 1-3 Years

IKEA RUNNEN DECK DURABILITY CHECK. Most of the floor was installed on June 21, just a small section is from 3 years old.
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[@croppnica]

You placed it on directly on grass and rocks, what did you expect to happen !? ... these things are meant to be on hard surfaces such as cement. And by the looks of it you didn't seems to be doing maintenance on the tiles at all, there's literal hay over your deck ... i was expecting this to happen to properly installed tiles ... sorry but this review only proves the owner did not install and manage these properly.

[@clairekinney4133]

Hi i just seen your comment on the tiles can i ask if i can put them straight on top of slabs & do i need to treat them, sorry to ask but never done this before thanks 😀

[@briansotobassist]

Always treat them

[@Katy809RD]

Anyone knows how long they last if treated? I don’t want to spend $600 (based on my sq) and it won’t last 4 years 😅

[@clairekinney4133]

@@Katy809RD i think they do a patterned tile one, but thats in the uk x

[@ChibiDesigns]

I've seen a lot of people say that it will still happen if you lay on cement, unavoidable since it's made from wood and left to the elements. Though I do expect it to wear and tear at a slower pace. A lot of people recommend the plastic version instead because of that reason

[@frankward8336]

Thanks

[@gladitsnotme]

Thanks for this video! I'm going to go with plastic tiles or brick pavers for my needs.

[@firo2955]

ciao mirko spero tu stia bene.. mi piacerebbe rivederti in un video dove magari parli un po di te è tanto che non abbiamo piu tue notizie ciao

[@JacquesEW]

Had exactly the same problems with the IKEA RUNNEN. Some rotted completely, others are still good. However, I'm talking about a 5 - 6 year in service time on a condo terrace that's covered.

[@minchiacheridere9069]

Mancano i tuoi video in vecchio stile.. li carichi nuovamente? In pratica non si vedono quasi più quelli.. son certo che li hai ancor conservati in un drive

[@l.b.1952]

Thanks you. I have to say: those tiles are not really to place them in the "free open" outdoor. Its more for a terrace of balcony with a roof or for inside winter gardens.....If they are in water, wind, storm and winter (?? snow, ice) They will work and crack and rotten.

[@mirkojax]

Thanks for the tips!

[@andreasjagd9171]

Det er også fordi du bruger det nede ved jorden. Det skal bruges på en altan.

[@ilyaalister8193]

Why would you install this on organic material. This is for terrace and already built decks. They need a lot of drainage. Ive had mine for 8 years on my terrace and i refinish them as instructed once a year.

[@youbube426]

What did you use to maintain them? I want to lay some on a concrete patio in my backyard

[@ilyaalister8193]

@@youbube426 behr redwood oil is what I use on mine. I have a neighbor that also spray sealed his however I prefer the natural wood look over the gloss look the spray sealant gives.

[@crapbag426]

@@youbube426I have them on slabs and I treated it every year and I still had rotting wood. Devastated as because they looked really nice but unfortunately they are not built to last. Maybe if they are not directly outside against the elements, then they would last but not sure why they are intended for outside.

[@Hi-Ste]

E legno di acacia cioè pattumiera, marcisce in poco tempo, devi usare il teak se è per esterni.

[@mirkojax]

infatti me ne sono accorto

[@Andrea-fj3bh]

considerato quanto lo fanno pagare sarebbero da querelare

[@tabous2]

Mine laster 4 ish years

[@anirbandas12]

The cheaper plastic ones should be fine though for long term??

[@HolidayPointRentals]

Not sure if that's what he was getting at..........................................................

[@KaySeminomadic]

I have had mine for two years and they are fine. Just don't put heavy chairs on them

[@aarondixon7]

Wtf did your expect?.
I'm perplexed 😮