Interlocking Patio Deck Tiles, Waterproof and Non-Slip, Easy to Clean and Maintain. Ideal Use for Garden/Walkway/Balcony/Yard/Porch Decor, Home Décor, Plastic Material.(Grass 9pcs)

I am more than pleased with how these tiles look. We used 4 boxes of the grey and one of the green. They are affordable and very sturdy. Would highly recommend. Our patio is finally the oasis we dreamt of!!!!

The tiles are thick, easy to clean, true to size and give a look similar to more expensive, permanent outdoor flooring. They completely repelled water during a recent storm without being slippery.These tiles were very simple to put together, however, I had the luxury of assembling them inside my home and then placing them outside on the front balcony. They lock together best when assembled upside down (the backside) and using a rubber mallet to tamp the locking mechanisms together. Had to use a jig saw to maneuver around a post. Still not sure what I'll use for edging, but overall, very pleased.

The media could not be loaded.  I initially had shipping delay issues, but once the tiles arrived, almost everything went smoothly. I ordered 3 boxes of the 60 grey tiles and 3 of the 9 grass ones for my concrete veranda which has cracks that I’ve spent tons to mend, only to have it crack again when temps drop. The grey tiles were easy to install. They give a satisfying snap crackle pop when I connected them. The grass ones took longer to align. This is because the “grass” is thick and hard to see through to align them. So I spent most of my time correcting misaligned grass tiles Lessons learned - connect the grass tiles together while they are upside down so you can easily align them.My video just has how I finished the last 1/3 of the veranda. My kids helped me with the first 1/3, so I couldn’t post that video here. I didn’t use any adhesive, they are sturdily on the surface. I love the look and feel of this tiles. What a cost and time saver!

I was gonna use these to make an area for the BBQ. These are described as non slip, but the hard plastic materials can be a bit slippery when wet. They do interlock, but they need some support like a flat level surface in order to stay locked together. These might work for a walkway that has been leveled with a layer of sand beneath them. Prep work is needed to make these work.

Though I've been eyeing patio tiles for a long time, this is the first time I pulled the trigger and ordered some for my patio. I knew they were made of treated plastic but didn't really know what to expect beyond that. I'm pleased with them so far. They immediately classed up an otherwise bland concrete patio.First, expect them to come loose in a giant box. There were no instructions or any additional information included. Again, not necessarily a problem because they just snap together, so it's not rocket science. I highly recommend laying out the tiles before you begin snapping them together so you can make sure they're oriented correctly to interlock. I did try to make a decorative pattern with the tiles, which is possible if you're willing to have a couple here and there that don't interlock on one side. However, it just didn't look right. My advice is to just orient the tiles in one direction.Second, you can expect the deck to be very secure and structurally sound once assembled. I'm about 205 lbs. and felt no buckle or anything under my feet. They felt very stable. I ordered the 60 pack so the assembled deck has some weight to it, about 50 lbs. according to the shipping label, but doesn't slide around on the concrete or anything.Third, expect to have a couple unfinished edges. I don't particularly care, but two sides of each tile are female and two sides are male. The female sides have the appearance of a finished edge. The male sides have a small tongue protruding off the tile. Again, it doesn't bother me because I don't often see that side anyway, but you should be aware.I can't speak for how colorfast the plastic will be after being exposed to four seasons of weather in middle America, so we'll just have to see. Stay tuned and I'll update the review after Winter and Spring.

The media could not be loaded.  Update - the material does not age well. Less than three months and this is how it looks now.AfterSuper easy installation, less attractive than envisioned. These were bought to cover up winter's damage to concrete. Having said that, it could be a matter of color selection. They get super hot when hit directly by the sun. Maybe if the material was made with some sort of heat temperature resistant polymer/plastic mix it would be more to my liking. Because the edges & corner trims are sold separately, one can end up with very unclean look which don't help with the aesthetics.

I'm very pleased with the flooring. My sister and I put it together and it's better than I expected! It will last forever! Looks very nice too!

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