30-Pack Acacia Wood Deck Tile 057, Interlocking Outdoor Flooring Tile

Great product it was easy to put together. I'm ordering more. Thanks amazon

These are great! They’re easy to install and connect like puzzle pieces. I lay them out on my back patio and needed to cut a couple. The size with no problem. I was able to give my entire patio a new look

Fast shipping, nothing was broken, the color was exactly what I was going for. Overall helped made the patio very cozy

Nice product. I purchased it at the end of December for $49.99. Now I notice it is listed as $69.99 and it says lowest price in 30 days which is just a FLAT OUT LIE since it has been less then 2 weeks since I purchased it. Overall it is a nice product but the pricing seems to be misleading

These patio floors are so perfect. It connects with the green grass patio flooring, and I mix the combination for it to work together

I recommend this product, it is true to its description. I was able to connect the squares easily and once done they fit in the specified area perfectly

I can talk about durability since I just lay them down. I hope they don't fade with time. They look amazing. I love how my porch is looking. I haven't finished yet, but this is how the floor is going

I used these to create a clean patio area beside our pool. It looks great and took only a few minutes to set up

This is a perfect quick makeover for a concrete back patio easy to install

Perfect for the shower floor! Custom teak inserts were more expensive and kinda finicky. My husband cut and sanded the individual teak tiles to fit the shower pan. I think it’s both attractive and functional. The surface is smooth and the interlocking feature keeps the seams evenly spaced

Bought this for an outside shower that has a concrete floor. Huge improvement in looks and "foot feel". I filled in the areas that the floor would no line up to (curved areas) with river stone and the end result make the shower look very spa like. I bought the transition pieces as well; gives a nice finished look. Would buy again

We needed to upgrade our builder grade floor in our guest shower. It turned out so nice! It does take some planning, definitely lay out all the pieces beforehand to match up the pins and holes.. and have a table saw for cuts. You will also need end and corner pieces for a finished look. Water drains through the gaps just fine. This took us about 3 hours. Highly recommend

This product is beautiful and easy to work with. I have a 12’ x 5’8” balcony and I was able to easily clip off a couple of boards so that it would fit perfectly in this space. It took me about half an hour to pop all the pieces together. It really makes the space absolutely finished and beautiful

I am more than happy with these! Very easy to put together and look so nice! Just what I wanted to extend my patio a little

I think these will make a great addition to our grill area. We had black plastic squares before. Too hot! These look much better and are not hot in the heat of the day

I love this floor. Easy to install and match up the pieces. Definitely worth the money

It took 4 boxes to complete this porch. I finished it in less than an hour! That’s amazing when you are a 72 yr old lady! Thank you for making it so easy to make a porch for just me! Josephine Purcell

My pictures show the flooring after two years of use. The #1 thing you need to know before buying is that you must oil the wood regularly if you want it to keep it's color!! You need to oil it on day 1, the finish that it comes with is extremely light. If you do not oil it, it will quickly turn gray from exposure to sun and the elements. I apply Teak Oil 2x per year. One of my pictures shows how water beads up on the wood surface. That is how you can tell the floor is well oiled. Once the water stops beading up, I reapply. I leave the flooring out in spring, summer, and fall. I store it inside during winter. It is exposed to sun and rain for 3 seasons. Putting them down is pretty easy but you'll want a rubber mallet or something to assist. Taking them apart is a little more difficult because the plastic underside is pretty brittle. It gets very brittle in the cold so don't try and take them apart if it's below 50 degrees F, you'll crack some of the plastic nubs off. Wood requires maintenance! If you're not willing to do that don't buy wood, get plastic or stone. It is real Teak, not Acacia. My outdoor couch is Acacia wood (which is not quite as dense as Teak) and I can dent it with the teak panels but the Acacia will not dent the Teak. If it was fake I would see dents in the floor from the softer Acacia. The plastic bottom on these also expands quite a bit from heat. On a hot summer day it will expand enough that the panels will buckle and raise up a bit. It will disappear by evening and has no lasting effects so don't get worried. But don't trip over it either

Pictured is the size of one set, for reference. Next to size 6 slippers. Ordered three more just so I can cover my balcony... somewhat. Dropping $400 for all four sets was more than I expected, at least they look great! I’m hoping the oil smell airs out soon

I wish I could give 3.5 stars - the product is pretty good but it has few issues it's worth mentioning: PROS: - MUCH cheaper than building a deck - Aesthetically pleasant - Doesn't require additional tools/materials to install CONS: - The locking hooks are too flimsy, they should be of higher quality - While most tiles "click" with no effort, some of them require a lot of work, mainly for the previous point - I built a fairly large patio with this product (about 600sqf) and on hot days I noticed that the plastic tends to expand, so I have the one "line" between connecting tiles that lifts from the ground, like if someone was pushing it on both sides. This is very annoying and it happened already twice on 100F+ days. The solution for now is to put our large umbrella base where the tiles gets lifted and after the temperature goes back to "normal" values the bump goes away. I am still looking for a more permanent solution

The durability is good my only complaint would be if you need more than one box the finish isn’t the same. First box gave a nice matte look and 2ed box the tiles came off more glossy & when you put them together you can see the difference