Deck Tiles - 6-Pack Pavers - Polypropylene Interlocking Patio Tiles - Outdoor Flooring for Patio, Porch, Garage, or Pool Deck by Pure Garden (Terracotta)

When I saw this product online, I knew I had finally found a solution to my painted, cement patio. I was right :) Cautions: Product seller states that "actual color may vary." I first ordered a 30-pack to see if I was going to like it, and yes I did, so I ordered 8 more 30-packs. The first set of 30 is a completely different shade of "terracotta" but the next 8 30-packs were all the same color, so I used the darker ones as a border. I like it with the border :) Also: seller and Amazon ship in many, many small boxes. I believe I received 5 boxes for the first set of 30, so then 8 X that for the rest, lol. However, all pieces arrived in perfect condition, except for 1 small crack in one piece. I am not using that piece. The rest seems very durable, as I walk on it and move my chairs and BBQ around with ease. It handled yesterday's hail storm, no problem :) Each piece fit perfectly. The printed directions are a bit confusing, lol, but the pics on the instructions was most helpful. Once I just followed the pics, pieces locked in, easy peasy :) I am a senior citizen, and I completed this project alone in 3 hours. I absolutely love this new patio covering :)

These are nice. They are consistent on measurement. These are rubber and not hard plastic. This may be important if you are not laying them on solid surface. I am laying them across a grate. Because they are rubber they fall through. However this may be nice if your surface is uneven.

I got these to go under the waterers in our duckling brooder. They were a little frustrating to fit together because I made the mistake of building two long strips and trying to then connect them. But when you do it that way you end up with some pieces in the strip that are turned the wrong way so they won’t fit the other strip. In the end, I found the fastest method is to connect two at a time, making sure they have matching edges on top & bottom, then joining up each of the pairs to make a double row. (There were enough squares to make three rows about 5’ long or so. If I wanted all three rows, I would connect three at a time instead.) They do help in the brooder, allowing the constant stream of splashed water flow down & away instead of collecting. But MAN are they hard to get clean! Poop, food, & bedding get trapped in every crevice. I imagine dirt would do the same in other outdoor applications. WARNING: DON’T make the mistake of trying to whack the squares against a hard surface to knock out trapped debris. These things are fragile, and cracked on the first attempt!!

Used this for my portable camping shower. Easy to install , just pop the squares together. It works great but it can be a little slippery when you’re using it for a shower. There are small pegs at the bottom of the plastic squares that damaged my shower tent I assume to give more stability But overall it fulfilled its purpose.

These are cheap trash!!! Flimsy, hard plastic, not rubbery or soft at all. They aren't even solid, they are a thin mat with pegs in the hollow space underneath acting as legs to prop them up. The pegs break off easily give out under weight and your heels sink into the spaces between. They've been out of the box for only a few hours and are already breaking. They'll go right in the trash. What a waste of money, could not be more disappointed. Absolute garbage.

These were easy to install. They look great. They make my entry look so put together and easy to decorate for whatever season. I looked at all the different costs of the tiles out there and this worked out the best to allow for water flow and airflow underneath the tiles. I consider this a great value for the money. Will see how long it lasts considering the wear and tear of our family.

These can't be assembled on anything but a concrete patio, and if you have that there's really no need for these. They are cheap plastic, not terra Cotta as advertised. I bought these to use for a kennel floor in my yard. I had to assemble it on my patio instead, which makes them completely irrelevant. They don't stay together very well either. I have a feeling the dogs will have them up and chewed to peices in an hour. Should have spent the couple hundred on the American made kennel decking.

Not using them for my patio but in the yard. I’m using these under my lemon tree and they work great. I have neighborhood cats using the soft dirt under my tree as a cat box. These are great as cats can’t get to the dirt and I can still water through the holes. They also add a nice finished look around the tree.