22 PCS,Merbau Lumber Wood Interlocking Deck Tiles,12"x12" Waterproof Outdoor Flooring All Weather Use,Patio Floor Decking Tiles for Porch Balcony Backyard, Dark Grey

I have not had a chance to put in its final destination yet. It is winter it hasn't stopped raining or snowing since I received it. I have taken some of the square out of the box and set them up on my enclosed sun porch to see how it goes together and looks. It goes together very and appears to be quite sturdy. It's look is also very beautiful and I am really looking forward to spring when I can set it all up out side. I do see myself pulling it up for the winter since conditions here are seasonal for all my outdoor furniture which I put in storage during the winter. This is not a problem for me, but something others may want to consider. I think it is beautiful better than I thought.

The finish isn’t as nice as the photos and it has some pitting with yellow spots.It is real wood.I ordered this to put over a concrete floor in our outdoor shower.It’s perfect because the plastic backing raises the wood up enough that it does sit in standing water.My log cabin style shower looks much nicer with this wood flooring.It’s easy to install and is easy on bare feet.

I got these tiles to use in my endless renovation of my home. I put them on my deck, which looks extremely nice and is comfortable for shoes or bare feet. I live in a very snowy area, and we've been hit recently with some large snowfalls. I dusted them off today, and they look like they are handling it beautifully. There is a small space between the tile and what it rests on, which should help.They were incredibly easy to install. They use a simple interlock system, and you just put them down where you want them. I am very impressed with this product.Amazon has a bug that tags my reviews with the wrong name. I've reported it for a few months now, but until it is fixed, I just want to mention Pamela, not Scott, writes this. Thanks!

I used these to create a path to my hot tub so I don't have to walk in the dirt/grass. It was perfect for that although I don't recommend them if you need to cover a large area.

We had a unique application where we needed a good looking floor that was also water proof. These deck tiles were perfect for our project. They are easy to install and look great. The only slight negative comment is that the box they arrived in did not fully survive the shipment. A couple sections were scratched but we managed to hide them. The end result really does look great.

These tiles bleed SO MUCH! My balcony is super stained and looks like a crime scene because of these after a light rain. I can’t even think of the hassle of returning these because they’re so heavy and I bought enough for the whole balcony, but they’ll definitely make me lose my apartment move-in deposit.

I decided to use these planks outdoors on the dirt, an uneven surface, because I really wanted something stable to place a table and stools on. All those some of the planks arrived scratched and dented this didn’t bother me because I just put those underneath the table where they won’t be seen. I really enjoyed how easy these were to snap together and how durable they are. I have had them outside exposed to extreme elements for over a month and they look the same as they did when they arrived. Now that I know how to work with this product and the quality of it I will definitely be ordering more to finish flooring the area outside.

I'm converting an old spring house into a sauna and the solution for the floor has been baffling me. It's old cement that constantly wet or damp. I was thinking of using a "trex" type wood but I was not really thrilled with the look of that. These solve the problem and look great as well. The base is plastic and the wood is raised off of that just a bit. This will keep the wood out of the water and let some air flow through. It's rated for outdoors so I'm hoping this will work.The finish on these is nice, the coloring is just off a bit on a few boards, so if you like perfect fake looking wood, these aren't for you. They connect with multiple snaps on each side so they are not going to slide around. 22 pieces that are a foot square is just the right size with a bit to spare. I had to trim a few to fit near the wall and just flipped them upside down and ran them through the table saw. You could also use a circular saw. I only cut a few so I wasn't worried about a small amount of plastic, but if I had to do more, I would suggest wood with a saw, plastic with a sawzall or something similar.I never saw flooring like this before and it's brilliant, good looking and for the amount of square feet a good value.