NewTechWood UltraShield Naturale 1 ft. x 1 ft. Quick Deck Outdoor Composite Deck Tile in Mixed Gray (10 sq. ft. per Box)

Tiles were easy to put together and the quality of the material is as advertised. We have received several compliments on the flooring over the few months it has been installed. We installed the flooring on our screened-in back porch. The raised plastic grid the composite wood boards are attached to allows for air circulation to prevent trapped moisture and mildew. It is easy to clean.Yes, it’s pricey, but the quality is excellent. It is scratch resistant. I did a lot of research before deciding to go with this particular product. Don’t forget to include any threshold pieces in your order for a transition that really adds a nice finished look.

These deck tiles have totally elevated our new pool/gazebo area. We had just finished our setting up our gazebo and then had a heavy rain, which soaked our outdoor carpets (which are under the gazebo). I called a few contractor about added another channel drain, but it would be over $5k. The second, and better thought, was to get it off the concrete and let the water run underneath. Our gazebo is 10 x 20' and I trimmed it go around the gazebo 'legs'. Which really make it look custom. Super easy to install. The cuts around the legs can be a bit tricky...but worth it. It cost me $2k. More then I want to spend, but I wanted something that would last a while and looks like it will.

Absolutely beautiful deck tile. So easy to install. I hope it holds up to the weather.

Recently installed 150 square feet (15 boxes) of this product on our roof deck. Placed these tiles directly over the original 20 year-old decking (which is sturdy, durable, synthetic but bland and unattractive planking). This product was super easy to install and tailor, as necessary, for corners, etc. They fit together so securely that only occasional screws were placed to secure. The "fascia" to which the individual faux wood strips are attached is very easy to cut with a sturdy shear (I used tin shears) when tailoring for less than 1' X 1' area. Over 3 months there has been no fade; the tiles are very comfortable to walk on; not slippery when wet; and do not seem to absorb nearly as much summer sun as the original decking, so much cooler up top this summer. Am very pleased with this product and would definitively install again if a suitable project presents itself.

Liked everything.

I am so glad I went with this flooring. It was extremely easy to install and looks amazing! These photos were taken a year after I installed the floor. I get so many compliments!

These tiles are very easy to put together. The quality of the composite and grid under is great. Looks very sharp.The boards are easy to remove, and to make cuts I removed them and rescrewed them in. I did cut a couple with the grid on though so that worked too.I was missing one box on delivery. I contacted and they quickly shipped out another box. When I received that box, I got 24x12 tiles instead of 12x12. They were happy to ship a 12x12 and have me return the 24x12, but based on time constraints, I just kept the 12x24 and cut the boards to 12".Definitely expensive for what it is, but it is the best quality tile out there, and wouldn't want the cheaper ones. These also have threshold pieces for a transition that really adds a nice finished look.

We used these tiles as a floor on our upstairs balcony/deck. First, they look great and are a big improvement over the roofing material that was the floor of our deck. There was a repaired area where the patch on the roof material stuck up a little and I just assumed that the tile would cover it and we wouldn't notice it, but, the tiles now stick up in that area. Word of advice, use a leveling compound to provide a flat surface. Also, because it was not 100% level, I could not keep a straight line. Since these tiles lock into each other, there is no way to make up for a mistake. I started about 4 rows and ripped it up because they weren't straight. I then got out my laser and straight edge and drew lines on the floor and aligned the tiles to the lines. It started out good, but when I got to that "bump", it went out of line and by the end of the 30' run was overhanging by almost 2 inches. I had a 10' x 30' area, and I drew my straight line down the 10' line. If I had to do it over, I would run the straight edge down the long (30') line and start my row on the long line - less room for error. But, really nice look in the end!