10 Pcs Interlocking Deck Tiles, Waterproof Acacia Wood Patio Flooring for Balcony & Outdoor Use (Golden Teak - Normal Base, 10 Pcs - 12.1 Square Ft)

Perfect for outside our Airstream for camping on soft muddy ground. Snap together easily. Love the color

These look really nice and are pretty easy to use. I did find that it was much easier to interlock the bottoms of vertical slats than if you interlock them side by side in the same orientation.I put them in my entryway in front of the door, but I think it would be neat to get enough to cover the area. It would make things look more interesting than just the concrete that is currently there. But it currently is just sort of like an elongated doormat.The little interlocking parts aren't the thickest, so I don't know how sturdy they would be, but luckily it doesn't seem like there's much opportunity for too much pressure to be put on them in any direction that might damage them. there is enough support underneath these that it would be difficult to put too much pressure in the wrong place and damage the connectors.They feel very stable when I stand on them and while I haven't had the opportunity to test this yet, they do seem like they would have great drainage.All of the wood pieces felt smooth - no splinters or sharp edges. I'll definitely need to get more of these.

These are really great looking deck tiles. The stain is somewhere between a Walnut and a Teak. They connect via peg and loop setup, so it can be tricky to connect more than two together. My cheat was to use duct tape on the the underside to make the pattern I needed, then flipping over. This is a nice kit though, but it is only ten square feet, so you likely would need multiple or a larger kit.

Nice set of deck tiles. They look great and are easy to put together. Make sure to measure your space and calculate how many boxes you need of the tile sets. They have a great look to them and are easy to figure out and attach together. I use these to stabilize my boxwood hedge. They fit easily over any existing deck/concrete. Haven't had any issues with discoloration with them being in constant sunlight. Good weight to them and plan on adding more to it so I can complete my patio look. Definitely adds a cozier feel.

I'm using them as a short pathway to my garden. I interlocked all of them to be 2 feet wide and 5 feet long. They're a little over 3/4 of an inch off the ground. I have them on top of concrete, and they feel sturdy walking on them. The kids are constantly running over them, and they haven't separated or moved. The wooden slats have a nice look. A few of the slates are a little lighter in color than the others, but overall, they're consistent. They lock into place without needing any tools. This was a simple way to add a little character to my garden.

These are sturdy, allow for drainage, and the stain color is incredible. It instantly updated my front porch. I plan on getting more to complete the porch area. I am excited to see how it turns out!