🔳 Pure Garden 50-147 Interlocking Tiles - Versatile Indoor/Outdoor Flooring 11.5 x 11.5”, Set of 6 (Terracotta) | Premium Quality & Easy Installation Review

The best box for puppies. The construction/paper on the bottom and lock cover on the top makes wiping easy and keeps the bedding clean by not pulling waste back into your bedding. More economical than exercise mats.

poor quality. I can hear the little plastic feet break off at the bottom intermittently as I walk across the tile, especially somewhere near the edge. I'm slightly heavier than the average adult male at 230 pounds. I'll replace them with something less fragile. Glad I only ordered 12.

Overall I like these tiles. They were easy to install and covered my porch beautifully. But when I sat down in the patio chair on the porch, the chair's legs pierced the plastic. Now I use stools for each foot and no more problems. I think I got what I paid for.

These are great for creating a raised floor for my dog to run on. I live in an apartment building and I want my dogs to be able to use the potty while I'm at work. So I installed a dog door from my house to the garage. They were a lot cheaper than the Dri-Dek tiles I was originally considering.

Settlement of the foundation caused the back patio to shift causing rainwater to flow towards the back patio door leaving a puddle which then left a mess as dogs and children used the backyard. It was the perfect solution to elevate our trip above water level, keep our feet dry and dogs not messing with them at all. I liked the drying decks I've used at the ranch before, but they're cheaper and a bit taller and hold up really well. The only minor complaint is that I ordered two sets and the…

Although they are great, I bought them to cover the old cement floor near my kitchen. Only thing is they are smaller than I thought - I originally bought 1 box (a set of six tiles) and it just didn't work so I bought 2 more boxes which covered much better but still not the Covered an area that I wanted to cover completely, so I got two more boxes and voila, the ugly uneven part of the deck is no longer visible. My only concern is that I don't know how much weight these tiles can support…

I bought these to water at our duck nursery. They were a little awkward to put together because I made the mistake of making two long strips and then trying to put them together. But if you do it this way, you'll end up with some parts of the track that aren't rotated properly so they don't fit in the other track. In the end, I found that the quickest way was to connect two at a time, making sure they matched at the top and bottom edges, and then connect each of the pairs to form a double row…