Interlocking Flooring Tiles - Pack of 8 Teak Deck Tiles - 12" x 12" Outdoor Flooring for Porch Poolside Balcony Backyard - All Weather Use Patio Tile DT-TK-8P

I like this set enough that I ordered more to complete a small stoop overlay at my back door. The wood underneath needs a coat of paint which is a job better done next spring. Meanwhile, these look great and refreshed the look until I can get to the paint job, at which point I can take them up easily should I choose to. If I order more I can use them on a larger front porch. They aren't too thick, so they won't change the step height profile considerably and won't cause a trip hazard. I'll be curious to see how they hold up to a harsh winter, and will try to update this review next spring when I can speak to that.

Easy way to cover up an ugly patio. Great product and super easy to install! Highly recommend.

There are only 8 tiles in the box. That is 8 square feet. The says 9 square feet often. Check your space and numbers carefully when you buy these type of material.

This was an interesting product to try. The tiles locked together well and created a trustworthy seal. On top of that, they significantly improved the appearance of my patio! It was so refreshing not to have to go out and purchase vinyl flooring for a project like this. Vinyl flooring can be such a hassle, but this product worked beautifully. So far, the tiles seem to be holding up well, even in the cold!

These deck tiles add a beautiful touch, especially with their rich color that pairs well with darker wood tones—somewhere between Walnut and Teak. While the peg-and-loop connection system provides a secure fit, it does take some effort to lock the tiles together. A useful trick I found was to arrange the pattern face-down, using tape on the underside to hold everything in place, then flipping it over when done.The tiles feel sturdy and are holding up nicely in my greenhouse where they're protected from the elements. Just keep in mind, this set covers around ten square feet, so you may need multiple packs or a larger set depending on your project size. Overall, it’s a solid kit that enhances any indoor or covered space.

I love how these sit just above the ground. I use them in my basement to keep things off the floor, just in case of groundwater seepage. These look pretty decent, too, with a plastic molded texture on the surface that also helps improve grip. They snap together very easily, and are just as easy to disassemble for cleaning if desired. They are plenty strong; I don't worry at all about breaking them.

The first thing I noticed about these is that they are composite stamped in a wood pattern and the "teak" is referring to the woodgrain style/color. They are described as WPC which is wood composite plastic (a blend of the two) but seem more plastic in actual appearance. It is a little unclear in the description which uses the word "teak" quite a bit, although it does say it's WPC. The woodgrain is fakey looking up close, but not so much when just walking on them. So, they are pretty sturdy and waterproof which I think will hold up better than regular wood in the rain and snow, but time will tell. I have gotten sets of the wood tiles that are similar in the past, but the main difference besides the composition is how they attach, it's a different method and not compatible with my other wood tiles. Still, given all of these factors these are very good quality, and I think they will outlast the regular woods style ones.

These tiles are a great addition to the area around our hot tub. This is now the second set I've added in that area and I plan to add another as a pathway between the house and the hot tub come rain and snow season. The tiles are made from a good durable material (composite wood, not solid) that should hold up well to the elements. Happy with these tiles!