Eucalyptus Interlocking Deck Tile for Outdoor Patio – 6-Slat Design Review

Easy to install, just like the video. I had to cut a few diagonally due to the shape of my balcony and it turned out perfect!

I put a 3x3 mesh on the back door and am very happy so far. The gap is large enough for water to flow through freely. They are a bit slippery when wet.

Severe problem with heavy rain washing dirt onto the porch. These patio tiles provide enough clearance to keep dirt out of the house.

Love it! They are very easy to connect and look very stylish! My only complaint is that the tabs on the sides stick out when done and are not easy to break off. Otherwise they are perfect!

Just received my box and while it looks decent it is definitely easy to install. However, I was a bit disappointed with the color as it didn't match the color in the picture at all. That's a red spot. Also, 1 box is definitely not enough to cover my patio. Each tile measures approximately 1 foot x 1 foot. A pack of 10 barely covers my entire patio (that's what I was expecting), but I understand I'll probably need 9 or 10 more of these boxes, which will cost me around $500. Now I'm wondering if…

While they're not cheap ($6 per square foot), they're not very expensive either. They are elegant and very easy to assemble. I had to trim my last row to fit and it was fine. Just look underneath to see where the screws are and move them if necessary (I did). The finished look of a very high quality hot tub. I used them in a shower stall with an uglier, uglier renovated tile floor and now it looks great and is nicer to step on. I highly recommend this product and would use it again anytime.

I read these reviews and wonder if I have the same product as everyone else? We live in Pennsylvania and these slats have sat on our concrete deck every summer for the past 5 years and only 2 out of 40 have shown any signs of wear. Every spring we cover them with impregnation and bring them in for the winter. None of the rubber loops are torn and the legs are still in great shape. This year we painted them a nice dark green. Considering the price, I'm thrilled with the transformation our deck…

I've had them for over a year now. They are placed on a concrete pavement approximately 4 feet wide and 12 feet long. It's outside and we had a lot of rain last summer, mostly raining 5 days a week. They really swell and warp unless treated with a sealer. They looked like shit all summer and winter, in the spring I took them out and put them in the barn where I left them for two weeks to dry thoroughly. I then pressure washed them very well and applied sealant to each tile, front, back and in…