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Home » Interesting Discussions » My DIY weekend project to transform my balcony from drab to fab with Ikea Runnen Decking

My DIY weekend project to transform my balcony from drab to fab with Ikea Runnen Decking

March 16, 2018 Paris B 68 Comments

Last weekend, I undertook a small home improvement project that I’d been wanting to do for a long time. Ever since I moved in, really. But it was something people kept talking me out of, every time I brought up the subject.

“It’s too impractical!” “Your floor will be dirty!” “It’ll be too expensive!” “How will you clean it?”

That’s all the practical voices. Some externally, and to be fair, internally as well. I am a very practical person, and I certainly thought about all this. But deep down, I still wanted to do it.

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So I said “To hell with it! I’ll figure it out later!” and I went ahead and laid down decking on my balcony. Much to my surprise, when I showed it off on Instagram stories, because I was so proud of myself LOL!, so many of you asked me about it, how I did it, where I got the materials etc. I decided I’d write a post about it. Incidentally, there wasn’t a lot of information out there when I was doing my research, so I reckon this will be helpful 🙂

I did not want to hack my floor tiles on the balcony (I wasn’t allowed to and on hind sight, it was probably a good idea not to). So, I needed decking that could sit over the existing tiles. There are many places you can look, but my research brought me to Ikea! 😀 When I got there, and poked around, I saw the ones I wanted were on sale. It was then a no-brainer 😛

These are the Ikea Runnen decking for outdoor use, and I’ll tell you how I did it, and what you need to know. Best of all, you can do it yourself. I did. It’s light enough that you can carry all the pieces you need home yourself, and fix it up yourself – no need to fuss around trying to get some guy to fix it up for you. When you want something done properly, just do it yourself! 🙂

Before you even begin, there are some things you have to think about and work out first.

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  • The Ikea Runnen decking are interlocking tiles, and are meant to be laid on a flat, solid surface. So, don’t think about laying this on grass or earth in your garden. It can buckle and break or trip you up. This should be laid over your existing tile or cement floors.
  • Measure the area you want to install the decking on, taking a length and breadth measurement using centimeters (cm).  Each piece of Ikea Runnen decking tile is 30x30cm. You then want to divide your length and breadth by 30 to figure out how many pieces of decking tile you will need, and then divide that by 9 to figure out how many packs you need. Each pack of Ikea Runnen decking comes in a set of 9 pieces. Don’t bother measuring by area – you will be installing the tile by pieces, so you need to know how many pieces you will need. I was lucky, the tiles on my balcony were already 30x30cm tiles, so I just had to count the pieces.
  • In your measurements, allow for extra space around the edges. Once you interlock the tiles, the combined size will be slightly larger, as there is a slight gap between them (it is part of the design). So, if you are working with a fixed width, like a balcony, round down the number of tiles you need, not up. You can add decorative stones around the edges to fill in the gaps if you like. The exception will be if you’re using the Ikea Runnen decking with wood, which you may be able to cut to fit. I chose not to opt for that, even though I like wood, which I will explain below.
  • Choose the right decking for your area. My original idea was to get the brown wood stained ones. Those are wood pieces. However, I saw online, that when exposed to the elements, they fade and peel quickly. My balcony is exposed to the sun and rain, and here in the tropics, we get some crazy sun and rain. I didn’t want to risk my decking looking horrible after just a few months. So I scrapped the idea. Also, I was worried that the brown stain might run after the rain, and stain the tiles underneath, which would make it a nightmare to clean later. However, if you have an enclosed patio or lanai balcony then I think the wood will give a nice tropical touch to the area. It turned out for me that not using the wood design was a good choice, as I found the wood decking design too fussy. It is laid out in a 3-finger parquet design. I opted then for the grey plastic decking. It comes in light and dark grey, and I picked the light grey. You can lay them in a checkerboard pattern, or in straight lines, as I did, for a more visually pleasing appearance. The Ikea Runnen now also comes with artificial grass, so you can go for a faux grass balcony if you like!
  • Lay out your pattern before clipping in the tiles. This way, you can be sure you don’t make a mistake and have to unclip and redo as you go.

Ok, so now we’ve gotten that out of the way, how easy is it to install?

Well, very easy really. I’d read that you need a plastic hammer or some implement to knock the tiles together so they interlock. Well, you don’t. Not if you do it my way 🙂

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This is what the Ikea Runnen decking looks like. This is the light grey plastic one, and I did not take before-after photos of my balcony, not anticipating the great interest, but you can have a rough idea of what it looked like before in the photo 😛

The Ikea Runnen decking will have 2 smooth edges, and 2 edges with the bits to clip the other tile into. The clips will line up perfectly into the holes of the other piece. Always ensure that the smooth edges are on top and on your left.

What I found is that the Runnen tiles of the same make will clip together more easily. It was a little harder to clip the grey to the artificial grass, not because the holes don’t line up, but because of the extra padding of grass at the top. So, it will take a little time, if you’re mixing materials.

The best way to work is to kneel. Then, when you line up the clips with the holes, use the heel of your palm to smartly press on where you know the clips to be. Lean the weight of your body into it, and it will clip together quite satisfyingly. If it doesn’t, you’d know that they didn’t line up properly. After a while, you’ll get the hang of it 🙂

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Once I got them all in place, to be very sure that they are all clipped together, take a walk along the edges of where the seams meet. The bits that you miss will click into place, with the weight of your body. Yes, the heel of my palm did hurt at the end of the day, but that was because I used it to hit it into place. I worked out much later, that it was easier to just let the weight of your body do the heavy work 🙂

It is quite easy to care for. Just wipe it over with a cloth or mop, and I like how it feels when I step on it. For some reason, it makes my balcony less dusty than it used to be. There are some major infrastructure construction works going on around me, and I usually have a very dusty balcony that I don’t really want to go out on. Now, I feel much better and more comfortable going out there.

The Runnen tiles may be plastic, but they are sturdy, and feel comfortable. I don’t feel any uncomfortable clicking noises when I walk on them (there will naturally be a little noise, it is laid over existing tile after all) but it otherwise feels comfortable. I laid it out so it looks like long planks, but you can mix them up to suit your design.

The Ikea Runnen artificial grass decking is new, and I tested it out at Ikea before buying it. It feels soft to walk on, not scratchy or pokey underfoot at all. It does feel like quite high quality astroturf, and although it may look cheesy, I liked how the green broke up the grey tile in my design. I laid a checkerboard design right outside my door, so I’d always have a bit of green to look out on. I also did not lay decking all over my balcony, as I have a little plant section that can get wet and dirty when I work with my plants.

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Still, I have to say that I am very happy with my little DIY job 🙂 It took me about 1.5-2 hours to get it all done but that was because I had to bumble along the way, trying to figure things out that you don’t have to, because I’ve already told you what to do! 😛

It’s a lovely little nook that I can now sit on to enjoy the evening breeze, drink in hand, while I browse online, or read. Best of all, my feet don’t feel dirty and dusty, and I love the tactile feel of (fake) grass under my feet 😀

Granted, this is still new. If I remember, I’ll try to update in a year’s time how I feel about it, and how it holds up to our tropical sun and rain. It has been quite hot lately, but I’m happy to report that there has been no buckling of the plastic yet. It is very sturdy, but light plastic. Maybe over a few years, it might get brittle. I would expect it. But I’ll enjoy it for now – sometimes, you just have to live in the now, and to hell with what comes tomorrow. Sometimes 🙂

Is this a project you have been thinking of attempting too? Have you done something similar, or perhaps have ideas on how to upkeep it?

I just wipe it down every other day so far. As I said, it seems to be surprisingly less dusty than my tiled floor used to be. How odd. Not that I’m complaining of course! LOL 😀 Do let me know if you found this useful, or if you have any other questions that I did not cover. I’m happy to help based on what little I know! 😀

Paris B

Ikea Runnen Decking (brown wood, light and dark grey) comes in a pack of 9 tiles and presently retail at RM99 | US$19.99 per pack. They are on sale at Ikea Malaysia at RM79 per pack until April 2018 (subject to change – check in store) The Ikea Runnen artifical grass decking is new and retails at RM155 | US$34.99 per pack of 9 pieces.

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  1. plue says

    March 16, 2018 at 9:13 am

    that grass one sounds like a good choice for my tiny balcony, a bit of a green is always good!

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    • Paris B says

      March 23, 2018 at 11:21 am

      Yes it is! It is soothing on the eyes – and tiny balcony is also good – you need less so it’s not so pricey haha!

      Reply
  2. xin says

    March 16, 2018 at 12:01 pm

    it looks so good! when is the balcony warming party? ^_^
    few days back, there was a msg on my condo group WA asking who lost a piece of grass, coz there was a pc of grass landed on his balcony in the morning XD

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    • Paris B says

      March 23, 2018 at 11:22 am

      LOL! When it’s not so hot? And LOL at the missing grass – guess it must have been a windy day!

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  3. Christina says

    March 16, 2018 at 2:41 pm

    YEAY.. 🙂
    its lovely

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    • Paris B says

      March 23, 2018 at 11:23 am

      Thanks Christina! I’m really enjoying it!

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    • Jane says

      July 16, 2020 at 9:32 pm

      Hi! Looking to purchase the artificial grass or decking tiles for my new apartment’s balcony. I have an issue with dust too and I’m wondering how has your tiles held up after 2 years? Are they still easy to clean? Thanks!

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      • Paris B says

        November 13, 2020 at 11:33 am

        Hi, not Christina, but my grey decking tiles have held up well and still clean easily. The grass ones have noticeably faded a little and are harder to keep clean.

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        • Aline Barros Martins says

          January 11, 2021 at 2:58 am

          Hello! Can this grey tile be cut or just the wood one? Thanks!

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          • Paris B says

            January 11, 2021 at 1:28 pm

            It can but you’d need a very strong saw or cutter as it’s very tough

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            • Nisha says

              May 13, 2022 at 9:52 am

              I bought the grey ones and needed to cut edges b/c my balcony was about 3.5 tiles wide. After much searching and many errors in how to cut, renting a miter saw from Home Depot for a few hours did the trick (with the help of one other person).

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  4. K says

    March 16, 2018 at 8:12 pm

    Looks really nice, thanks for the inspiration to improve my balcony!

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    • Paris B says

      March 23, 2018 at 11:24 am

      Thanks K! And importantly, it’s simple – Enjoy working on your balcony – at least it’ll be a space you can use instead of just gathering dust 😉

      Reply
  5. Tine says

    March 17, 2018 at 3:06 pm

    I really like this idea. And what a difference it makes to an apartment balcony!

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    • Paris B says

      March 23, 2018 at 11:26 am

      Thanks Tine! Yes it most certainly does make a difference. I actually look forward to the evenings when I can chill for a bit on the balcony, instead of just worrying about how dusty it is!

      Reply
  6. Earl Gray says

    March 20, 2018 at 1:11 am

    Good work Paris. I am one of those freaks that actually loves assembling things from Ikea, and it’s so satisfying when it’s done. I need to put up some fencing to give my little outdoor space some privacy (and block out the traffic!) but haven’t felt that confident about it. But maybe I can get some fencing at Ikea and it’ll come with one of those instruction manuals that give me all the confidence!

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    • Paris B says

      March 26, 2018 at 10:33 am

      Oh High Give Earl Gray! 😀 I love fixing things up too and unlike many people, I actually putting things from Ikea together. As you said, it’s so satisfying to see the finished item! I haven’t really seen much fencing at Ikea, but they do some screens that might suit your purpose. Not much installation required. For fencing, I think your local DIY/garden store might be the best place to go 🙂

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  7. Maurice Winchester says

    April 26, 2018 at 9:47 pm

    I want to install it on my cement patio slab. It will be in the open and unprotected. What is the chance of wind picking it up and damaging it?

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    • Paris B says

      April 27, 2018 at 9:17 am

      If it is a very very strong wind, then, perhaps it might get lifted. I don’t think it will get damaged (unless it is a VERY strong wind) as the pieces may break apart, but you should be able to put them back together again. But otherwise, it is quite heavy once you have fixed it all together, and if you have things on it, eg. a patio furniture set, potted plants etc, it should be fine. That said, don’t take my word for it. Mine is on a balcony so partially protected 🙂

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  8. Michelle says

    June 22, 2018 at 5:48 am

    How hot do the tiles get? I want to get some to stop the searing heat of the tiles on my cats feet when it is really hot. Do you think these would do the job? X

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    • Paris B says

      June 26, 2018 at 9:28 am

      They don’t get as hot as ceramic tiles do, as they are plastic. I expect if you get the wooden ones, it won’t get very hot too. Certainly more comfortable for your cats 🙂

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  9. RC says

    July 5, 2018 at 4:57 pm

    Thanks so much for this informative article. How did you make the edges neat? I was thinking to cut off the parts that click together to smoothen the perimeter and thought of buying a jig saw or cutter that cuts plastic, but the hardware store owner warned me that it is going to be very tiring to do it myself.

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    • Paris B says

      July 6, 2018 at 8:56 am

      Hi, if you meant the edges, I didn’t trim them off. I wasn’t sure if I’d add on any more pieces in future, so I left it as it is. If you want to smoothen it, I think it might be quicker to use some strong clippers to clip off the pieces, before filing it smooth. But it will be quite a bit of work as they are quite sturdy plastic. Good luck!

      Reply
  10. thomas says

    July 26, 2018 at 1:01 pm

    Hi,

    Pretty useful, thinking about doing the same! One question: Is the grass one easy to clean? I usually use a water hose to clean my balcony; is the grass one let the water escape like the grey tile?

    Thanks,

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    • Paris B says

      July 30, 2018 at 8:25 am

      Yes it is porus if that’s what you’re wondering. Water will go right through.

      Reply
  11. Catherine says

    August 3, 2018 at 9:21 am

    So helpful! I am thinking of putting these over concrete on my patio that is NOT covered, so rain would fall directly onto the tiles. How does the water drain off the tiles? Do you think the concrete below the tiles or the bottom of the tiles will get moldy? I’m just trying to figure out how the area below the tiles dries out. Thank you!!!

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    • Paris B says

      August 7, 2018 at 6:19 pm

      Hi the water will go right through the holes to the floor below. I can’t say about mould because where I live it is very hot so rain water evaporates quite quickly. It may stain if the water pools, but I haven’t experienced much problems thus far.

      Reply
  12. Chris says

    September 12, 2018 at 1:08 am

    What has maintenance been like since installation? How are you cleaning it?

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    • Paris B says

      September 12, 2018 at 2:22 pm

      If you have it outside on a porch, you can easily hose it down. For me, I wipe it down with a damp mop. Holding up well still.

      Reply
  13. Steffi says

    February 16, 2019 at 4:58 pm

    Thanks for an informative post!! This is so helpful as I’m considering getting the grass ones for my balcony. I like that you made them look like long planks instead of the generic criss-cross pattern suggested by Ikea. Do the runnen tiles scratch the tiles below? That’s the main concern for me as I’m renting!

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    • Paris B says

      February 17, 2019 at 8:34 am

      Hi Steffi, I don’t find that it scratches the tiles below. It shouldn’t move around much or at all. That said, there is a possibility that any dirt or water trapped underneath may mark or stain the tiles below. It will depend on the type of tiles on your balcony I think.

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  14. Chuck Bux says

    April 26, 2019 at 10:28 pm

    We have the dark gray plastic tiles covering our upper floor balcony. We are exposed to wind and heavy sun. Our entire sheet of interlocked deck squares lift up when winds are above 30 mph (50 kph) — above that I have no doubt that tiles will start to fly away. We placed a row of 12in x 12in x 2cm slate walkway tiles along the leading edge to keep it down.

    Also, we had “welded” rubber sheeting installed to prevent leakage onto the balcony below us (they have ceiling lights, fans, etc). Two layers of rubber were needed because these tiles have sharp points on the bottom to help them not shift & the builder was afraid they would pierce the top sheet.

    They are HOT in the sun, but so is everything else — we were going to try putting mats of good quality synthetic grass on top of these tiles (with brushed-in sand to weigh them down), but will first try the IKEA grass tiles & see if they will let us go barefoot — tiles along our edges were cut to fit posts and doorways, so to keep things simple, we will just replace a center rectangle.

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  15. Kim says

    May 25, 2019 at 10:31 pm

    This looks beautiful! You’ve definitely inspired me to give this a go for my own balcony. 🙂

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    • Paris B says

      May 27, 2019 at 8:28 am

      Happy DIY-ing 🙂

      Reply
  16. Ovidiu says

    June 6, 2019 at 6:15 pm

    Thank you for this post! We are thinking of using these for our outdoor terrace.
    Have you posted an updated anywhere (I believe it’s been more than 1 year since installation)? I would be interested of how things are in terms of you know: color and overall holding up since the initial install.
    Keep up the good work.

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    • Paris B says

      June 10, 2019 at 9:32 am

      Hi, I haven’t posted any photo updates, but it pretty much still looks like how you see in the photo. The grey tiles do get hot when exposed under the hot sun, but the grass feels more comfortable. It seems to still be holding up well. I haven’t moved them around, but nothing is broken, and it looks the same basically! 😀

      Reply
  17. Hannah says

    September 16, 2019 at 10:28 pm

    After a year, have you lifted the grass tiles up to see how are the stains trapped due to the rain water ?

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    • Dave says

      November 7, 2019 at 9:49 am

      I’m also thinking of doing this mini project for my balcony but stains and dirt below the the tiles is concern.

      Reply
    • Paris B says

      March 10, 2020 at 12:28 pm

      Hi Hannah, yes, there are some stains and my balcony tiles are a little more porous, so they would have stained, regardless. If your tiles are glazed, it might not stain as much. I’m still happy with my decking though 🙂

      Reply
  18. Tracey says

    January 24, 2020 at 6:43 pm

    Looks great, and looking to do something similar on my patio. Just wondering if the rain, dirt etc. has stained underneath the grey/grass tiles after a long period??

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    • Paris B says

      November 13, 2020 at 11:30 am

      Yes it will, and if your tiles are more porous then it will stain more. A high pressure jet cleaner might help clean

      Reply
  19. Mrs minnell says

    February 13, 2020 at 10:36 pm

    We bought the wooden ones paid over £1,000 for our patio just over a year ago .. so disappointed the varnish came off so we painted it with Ikea paint that’s in store .. absolute waste of money still came off .. we have been told to complain but who to .. they say they are not good on feedback .. but it’s no their money that’s been wasted !!!!!!

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    • Paris B says

      November 13, 2020 at 11:30 am

      Yes I did read many reviews on the wooden ones fading very quickly and sometimes, staining as well. That was the reason I did not opt for the wood tile version. The plastic tiles have held up well

      Reply
  20. Monica says

    April 25, 2020 at 9:51 am

    Just wondering if this decking is slippery esp. when wet?

    Reply
    • Paris B says

      November 13, 2020 at 11:31 am

      Not for me, in fact it helps with grip because the surface is rough

      Reply
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