Interlocking Floor Tiles, 12" x 12" Outdoor Flooring，All-Weather Waterproof Deck Tiles for Patio/Poolside/Garage/Gym, 1 Sq Ft Coverage per Tile, Easy to Install, Dark Grey/9 Pack

I bought these deck tiles to use under my patio chairs that sit on top of dirt. I live in apartments and only have a small yard out front and where I keep my chairs, there's absolutely no way any grass is going to grow there. I tried! These deck tiles seemed like a good solution so I'm no longer stepping in mud and dirt whenever I'm relaxing in my chair. I got them today and couldn't wait to put them down. Let me tell you how pleased I am with this purchase. They do exactly what I need them to do. They look great and exceed my expectations. I had no problems with any of them clicking together, and it was easy peasy to put it all together. I would recommend these deck tiles.

The media could not be loaded. I’m pleased with this purchase. The tile compliments my patio well with the turf. They are sturdy, very good quality. Easy to use . I purchased 12x12.

They look pretty tough and they snap together very firmly.

Easy to install, but after only one year outdoors, the nice brown color is fading rapidly. Any recommendation for restoring the color??

I thought these were the same as the ikea tiles because they used the same photo that ikea had but they are not. They are good quality but a little darker

love these, the only issue is the edges where you would add another tile. This manufacturer does not have edge tiles to square off, i had to saw off for a finshed look. Other han that it did the job, placed directly on soil.

I completely covered a 13x15 deck with these. Easy to install, got the whole thing done in less than 39 minutes. Cutting them was simple with a circular saw, just had to sand the edges a little afterwards, but probably due to my blade. I live in NC, and we had an 81 degree day recently and I noticed some buckling in the middle of the deck, I’m assuming this is because the heat was causing the vinyl to expand and with the tiles fitting fairly tight against the deck posts, they had nowhere to go but up. I have no furniture or anything on them yet as I just completed painting them and have been waiting for them to dry, so I don’t know what will happen when they try to expand on a hot day but can’t go up either. I hope they don’t break. As they were, the surface was a bit slick after a rain, so a good coating of some vinyl primer and a couple coats of a deck paint with some grit to it I hope will take care of that. Also hoping the coating will help them last a bit longer. I have people that smoke on my deck and I was worried ashes being dropped on the tiles, things spilled while grilling, etc, burning or permanently hurting the surface of the tile being only plastic.

Did not realize the tiles would need something stable under them, thought they would be thicker, sturdier. The tiles take force to snap together and easily come undone when they are not perfectly level.