Interbuild Acacia Hardwood Interlocking Patio Deck Tiles, 12" × 12" (Pack of 10), Easy to Install Floor Tile for Both Indoor & Outdoor Use - Dusk Grey

Had a corner of my yard next to a pool concrete deck that had turned into bare ground and weeds. First, had to clear that area of growth. The attached "before" picture is after clearing and a heavy rain. Am very happy with the finished product of my efforts. I don't consider 12 boxes of the tiles and the Quikrete pea gravel, weed liner etc. to be cheap. I could have built a low wood deck for the same price, but that tends to draw critters to live underneath it here in the South.PROS: Nice look and not hard to maintain. The gray tiles integrate nicely next to a concrete deck. Makes a unique space which is fun to sit in.CONS: A bit of a challenge to snap together on a gravel surface. Don't try to force them! The plastic attach points will break. Placing a moveable 1/2 x 2 x 14 under the snaps makes it much easier. Also recommend starting in a corner with the two female attachment sides facing outward. This makes it much easier to place and maneuver each added tile for snapping.A last note: In projects like this, map out a plan diagram on paper and measure twice for sizing! The tiles are actually a quarter inch smaller than a foot across. This job took about four days of labor in total to include getting and transporting all the materials other than the tiles.

Got these tiles to create a patio extension at my apartment. I never thought I’d be so excited about a 45-square-foot addition! I cut the grass very short and mixed dirt and mulch to level the ground underneath — and that’s all. These were pretty easy to assemble on a hard surface. I anchored them with landscaping staples to keep the surface in place. The tiles are made of acacia wood, which is the same wood used in my table here. So far, it’ s held up well and looks very nice. And if I decide I want to move, all I have to do is pick these up and let the grass grow back — no damage done.Why only 4 stars? These will pop apart in places when moving them from the hard surface to the ground. Putting them back together on the ground/dirt can be challenging. In the last box of tiles I opened, the tabs didn’t align well with the tiles from other boxes. Had to really work to get those pieces attached. Also, these are pretty thin. They work fine for me and my little patio. But if I had a bigger space to cover, I would pick something heavier to cover the ground.

The tiles are real nice. Have to be careful on the end piece however, one has cracked by walking on it.I ordered $1k of tiles in dusk grey color and the last box I was installing wasn’t even painted even tho the box said dusk grey on it. Of course it was past the return date. You can see in the picture the difference in color

I didn’t know what to expect when I ordered. I thought they would be different but as soon as my husband finished. I fell in love they look so sharp and pretty. I recommend 100%

We could not snap the pieces together, the tab did not fit into the square loop without breaking. Gray wood tiles. Tried many methods and all resulted in briken plastic tabs. YES we aligned them carefully. The tab is just too large for the loop. Or the plastic is too hard and brittle. We got a refund by submitting our pictures.

Great Product. Fast Shipping!!! Product just as described.

I was hesitant to purchase this flooring because it seemed to good to be true; deck tiles that just snap together?? But after reading the reviews I decided to purchase one box just to see the quality, and I was pleased so I ordered 19 more boxes to cover my entire patio. In so glad I did! It gave my patio a renovated look that is far more original and elegant than the epoxy flooring I was considering. And it only took about 3 hours to complete.

Pros: Looks good and pretty easy to install.Cons: Some of the pieces had broken clips and a few were very discolored.