Whether you are building a new balcony or refreshing an existing one, the flooring has a major effect on comfort and style. Wooden tiles offer many options, depending on your budget, whether the balcony is covered or open, and the look you prefer. When you choose wood tiles for the balcony, it helps to know which type of wood suits your particular situation.
Wood Tiles for the Balcony
Cedar and redwood
If you have an open balcony and want a naturally durable wood, cedar and redwood are obvious choices. Their natural properties make them popular for exterior finishes, especially because they resist moisture and insects better than many softer woods.
Wood Tiles for the Balcony: Lightweight Plastic Clip System
Pressure-treated pine
Pressure-treated pine is an affordable choice for open balconies and is often used for exterior flooring. Because it is treated with a protective mixture against moisture and sun damage, it can be stained or painted, giving you several design options for less money than cedar or redwood.
Other types of wood
More expensive woods, such as African mahogany or Brazilian cherry, are usually better for covered balconies. They are often chosen more for their decorative appearance than for demanding outdoor performance.
Wood tiles made of acacia, such as IKEA balcony systems with plastic clips, are also suitable for terraces and garden areas. Bangkirai and larch are very durable and work well outdoors.
Interlocking wood tiles 
Two-tone wooden tiles 
Linear pattern 
Plastic clip system and other shapes
Combination with pebbles
Renovate a small balcony
Warm-looking wooden tiles 
Furnish a small balcony
Balcony privacy screen with reed mats 
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