Interlocking Terrace Balcony Outdoor Poolside Review

I have these to put outside my basement door. I thought if I liked them I would buy more. I realize I'm trying to put them on an uneven surface, but I was hoping that once connected they would at least stay that way. The connections are not very strong and are easily separated. The color has faded a bit so I think they will look even lighter over time. Their finishes don't look like they'll hold up well to the weather. Also, an odd number of pieces, 11, forces 2 boxes to form a nice square…

The 11 Piece Wooden Decking Tile is the best outdoor decking tile. With easy tool-free assembly, quality materials, and beautiful finishes, every outstanding home should have 11 pieces. interlocking wood tiles for floors. The first photo shows a system of pins and grooves that allows you to arrange the tiles as you wish. The second photo shows the underside with secure closures, heavy-duty support mesh and anti-scratch baseboards. The third and fourth photos show a typical configuration where 9

These wooden floorboards are so beautiful! My backyard is concrete and UGLY so I wanted to find something to make it look better. These tiles are the answer! They provide a finished look, they are easy to install and the look of the tiles can be changed and moved! The last part is probably my favorite. I can put the tiles together in one way, and then if I want to change the pattern of the floor, I can always change it. The tiles are also slightly raised to allow rain to run down easily and not

A set of 11 12x12 intertwined tiles is pretty cool and quick to put together. I doubt the durability as the bottom is plastic so I hope it will stand up to weather changes and rain. There are quite a lot of splinters on the wood, so be sure to send them down before use, especially if you plan to go barefoot. I also don't understand why there aren't 12 of them, because 11 of them don't really create a configuration. Like I said, I like the way it looks. I use combination 3 with block pattern and

My sidewalk leading to my porch is low enough for heavy puddles to rain, especially at the base where you step onto the porch. Nine (9) of these form a 3 x 3 square covering this puddle at the bottom of the porch. So next time we have rain and then a frosty night, all visitors (like a delivery driver) can safely go to the porch. To be honest it looks so pretty I wish I could buy enough to hem the entire route. .Installation was easy. Each square was light enough that I didn't have to bend down.

They are well made and seem to last a long time with care and preventive measures. I use 2 of these as shower platforms when camping. The remaining 9 are extensions of the concrete pavement leading to our pool. STURDY, WELL-DRAINING GROUND OR CONCRETE IS REQUIRED You must stand on level, firm ground or concrete or the corner will pop out and become dangerous. I installed them on the level and densely packed decomposed granite in our garden, it worked well as it doesn't wash off with rain or get