Interlocking Deck Tile (Pack of 10, 12"x12") Acacia Hardwood Deck Tile, Interlocking Patio Tile in Solid Acacia Wooden Oiled Finish Waterproof All Weather (12x12x0.85 inch, 4 Slat on Each Tile)

Solid. Good quality.

Looks great and was easy to install. Took less than 20 minutes. Would recommend. As well great value for your money!!

Pretty good value considering this is acacia hardwood. This stuff is super easy to install, it has plastic supports under the hardwood that interlock. The plastic may be the limiting factor for weight carrying capacity. These are probably not suitable for decks that will carry heavy loads, but they are perfect for small projects.The wood feels like it will last a very long time if maintained with stain or finish. It probably needs to be re-stained of finished at least once a year, keep that in mind. Composite decking options are a lot less maintenance because they don't need re-finishing, but it's hard to beat the look and feel of real hardwood like these tiles.

These are really interesting floor tiles. They interlock using pegs and loops along the edges that are hidden when put together. They are super easy to assemble and due to how the loops and pegs are oriented, there's a ton of different ways you can configure them. I like the crosshatch style where the direction of the planks alternates every other tile, almost like parquet flooring, but you can also have them all going the same direction. There are probably a lot of other patterns you could do as well. Once they are linked together, they stay put until you're ready to disassemble, at which point you can just lift them apart easily and quickly. The pattern of the wood grain is beautiful and the finish is done really well. The only thing is that the loops protrude past the edge of the tile, so when you have these all put together, the finished product is going to have visible loops on certain tiles. My partner has suggested that these could be cut off. I'm not sure what tool you would need to be able to do this neatly and safely. Just something to keep in mind. Overall a cool and well made product.

The tiles would have been great if they weren't mostly damaged. Several of the interconnecting loops were missing on one. And 4 tiles were completely punctured directly out of the box.

A year ago or so I tried a box of this type of flooring outside to see how well they hold up in the elements. I was surprised. After a hot summer and typical wet winter here in Seattle all I had to do was wipe them down and they still look great. The instruction sheet suggests to re-apply a finish coat over time.We decided to use them in our gazebo which is on the patio, a flat level surface - perfect place to use these. They are out of the constant bombardment of rain, snow and sun. There are at least a couple of different locking elements between brands but I have found the ones with the round connectors are all the same and you can order from different brands and different patterns and they work together. Currently we have this straight 4 slat pattern for the main pattern and a different pattern, 4 x 4 pattern of 3 slats, in the center. What's great is you can easily play with your design by simply picking up the pieces and re-arranging them. For edges or obstacles they are easy to cut with a jigsaw. The wood is screwed to the plastic base so you need to remove the screw if it is in line with your cut. It may be easier to remove the screws from the pieces then cut the plastic first. You may not need to cut the wood.They are loose but do not come apart. They can make a little clicking noise when you walk on them if the surface isn't perfectly level or the tile isn't perfectly flat. You can't slide furniture across them as they can catch on an edge of a slat. But we don't move the furniture that often, if we do just pick it up.For dirt and dust I just use a battery blower to clean up once in a while.These are incredibly easy to make a great looking floor. And you can re-design or make easy repairs. They are not that expensive and easy to calculate how many boxes you need. Each piece is a square foot with usually 10 tiles per box which is 100 square feet. Calculate the square feet of your area and divide by 100. The entire system is that easy.

We've had these in our backyard for a few months now and I was waiting on the review until we had time to evaluate as the rainy season started. These have held up admirably. We have placed them in our backyard where the grass doesn't grow and offset them with garden rocks. They snap together and are easily assembled. It has turned an ugly dead space into a pleasing aesthetic.

Looks great! Holding up well to moisture! Strong n sturdy! Easy to install! Cleans up well! Great deal!