Interlocking Deck Tiles 8 Pack - Snap Together Wood Flooring | 12 x 12 Acacia Hardwood Outdoor Flooring for Patio | Click Floor Decking Tile Outdoors Balcony Flooring, Wooden Parquet Flooring (8)

Very expensive for 1 wouldn’t have bought if I had read properly

There's nothing officially wrong with these tiles. They are attractive and the way they "hinge" together provides great flexibility. I hate our shower floor and we intended put put these in there. However, we ended up finding cheaper, better looking ones at IKEA. We actually put them on our patio as well (about 10x10). I'm short, so the added height is great. They bend well over our shower drain, but you do have to disassemble them every now and again to clean out the drain, but that's easy. Make sure to rinse out all the soap when you're done.

This solid but not sure how to prevent snow and rain from making it look like in the picture

I bought these to cover a pallet for a makeshift outdoor shower. They have been outside in Alaska for 2 years now I think. And have held up beautifully. They're easy to clean, easy to sweep and work well. The only downside was the package comes with eight blocks, so there's a corner missing of my square. Highly recommend

Beautiful tiles. My picture shows the use of 1-1/2 boxes, I'm waiting on my 3rd box to finish my project. The box they come in say they are 10 square feet, which is obviously incorrect as there are only eight, 12 inches tiles per box. So it's 8 square feet. The description on Amazon has the correct footage though.

These tiles are awesome and they look great. My only issue is that I ordered two more boxes in addition to my original four and one of the boxes is tiles painted white. I had to get those tiles down to finish the rest of the project (long story) but now this makes the wrong tiles unreturnable because it was just two more I needed, but they had to be cut in half. I’m frustrated because white isn’t even an option. Anyway, don’t let this deter you from ordering, just make sure you get the right tiles before embarking on a project that requires workers.