Solid Wood Interlocking Flooring Tiles (Pack of 10, 12" x 12"), Acacia Deck Tiles, Floor Tiles for Both Indoor and Outdoor Use, Waterproof All Weather 6 Slat (Pack of 10, Natural Color)

Got these today, and installed in 10min.Love the look! Ordered more straight away,Granted, I don’t know how they will hold up outside with north east weather, but hoping for the best!

We've been using this type of flooring for our gazebo and a few other things. So easy and takes little time, incredibly easy to make a great looking floor. It only takes a few minutes so you can easily re-design or make easy repairs. You can mix styles to create patterns in the floor. So far even with different vendors I have found if they have the five connecting holes they work together. They are not that expensive and easy to calculate how many boxes you need. Each piece is a square foot with usually 10 tiles per box which is 100 square feet. Calculate the square feet of your area and divide by 100. The entire system is that easy.They are real wood screwed to a plastic mesh. You can cut them to fill in a space like around the edge but you also have to work in the side with the right connection. Although they could work by just dropping them like in around the edge next to a wall where there will be no traffic.If out in the open getting the sun, rain, snow, etc they will need regular maintenance like all wood does. But inside the gazebo I don't see that being a frequent issue.They are loose but do not come apart. They can make a little clicking noise when you walk on them if the surface isn't perfectly level or the tile isn't perfectly flat. You can't slide furniture across them as they can catch on an edge of a slat. But we don't move the furniture that often, if we do just pick it up.For dirt and dust I just use a battery blower to clean up once in a while.But for an easy great looking floor and relatively inexpensive that you can change at will these are a great way to go.

I ordered two sets of these in both of the patterns. I attempted to create a new seating space in my backyard but found I had not done the necessary prep work such as leveling off the area where I was placing these. However, what I noticed as I was beginning this project is that the two patterns look nice together for a unique style, and the pieces interlock with ease.If you have an already leveled space, these tiles are a super easy way to transform that space and give it a new look. Do your work first though! These tiles are bendy and forgiving, but you will want to take more care than I did to make sure you are placing them on a smooth and level surface. Make sure you also take note of the fact that you should treat these if you plan to leave them outside in weather.Overall, these are one of the nicer pieces I've seen to change the look of a space without an enormous amount of manpower. I can't wait to give my outdoor vision another try!

Thes flooring tiles use a hook and loop system to interlock together, with "hooks" on 2 sides of each tile and the loops on the other 2 sides in order for the hooks on 1 to insert into the loops on another tile. Fairly simple process for interlocking 2 or 3 together, but does get a little complicated when attempting interlock 4 of the tiles into square. Still doable, though!I used these flooring tiles in our basement to make a small platform for storage bins/boxes. It adds a nice decorative touch to the otherwise concrete basement. The bottom of the tiles do make a very irritating screeching sound when sliding across the concrete floor in our basement, but this is not a significant issue as once the platform is in place with the bins on top, it's not moving around anyway!One other downside is that there will always be a couple sides of the flooring area that have the loops sticking out of the sides, no matter how you arrange and interlock the tiles. With this design, the tiles will not quite be able to sit flush against a wall on all sides; something to keep in mind if using multiple sets to cover a larger area.I personally really like this set of interlocking tiles for a functional decorative element in a small space!

I used these to put a short walking path in my greenhouse. I didn't need a lot of them for the path I wanted.These worked out great. they fit together pretty easily once you get the hang of it.They look nice. The wood pattern is attractive. They are also waterproof so I can splash water on them with no worries while watering my plants. They have a little texture to them so they don't get slippery when wet.

These wood slat tiles are built on a heavy-duty sturdy plastic base that locks together easily with the next tile over, allowing you to arrange a set of these in a variety of patterns. I'm using mine in a simple 2x5 rectangle but there are more possibilities than I'm using.I subject my stuff to a lot of heavy-duty use and these hold up. They're well-designed and well-made, they look good, they don't splinter or wear just from being used, all in all I'm very pleased and impressed with them. $4 a square foot feels like a very fair price for this level of flooring.If I have a reason to change my opinion I'll update here, but all in all I'm quite pleased with these and I expect I'll remain that way.