Idzo Set of 10 Premium Teak Deck Tiles, Distinctive Teak Wood Flooring with Innate Oil That Can Withstand Water & Weather Elements, 3 Seconds Snap-Lock Teak Shower Tiles with Stable Mesh Base, 6 Slats

I used this product for a patio on a cement slab within a screened enclosure. Two years ago, I used an acacia wood tile which warped, cracked and deteriorated quickly. This product is more substantial, easy to install and looks great. Because of the composite material, I feel this will hold up much better. The interlocking approach was also superior. Each tile was able to be placed straight down and snapped in place in any direction as opposed to the acacia tile where one side had to be lifted up to install.This is my first ever Amazon review and I am motivated to comment because of the excellence of the product. This product was shipped in boxes of 10 tiles each with packing material between each tile in cartons with reinforced corners insuring damage free delivery. Each carton weighed 30 lbs. which gives one an appreciation for the quality of the product.

I used these on a balcony. They are of good quality, super easy to install and look great!

it looks nice and is easy to install

I've ordered 3 separate times. The first time was to test to see if they were worth ordering more, and they were, so I placed an order for more boxes. Then, we liked them so much and wanted to cover a little more area, so we ordered more again. The simplicity of assembly is there for sure as others have said, which is why I bought mine. Reviews are so important. I don't remember reading in any of the reviews to expect 10 tiles in a box, not 12. I can see that it definitely says "10" here on the website, but you may get boxes like mine (see photos) that clearly say 12. So that had us looking around for a second until we realized it was the manufacturer's error. I'm guessing they used to put 12 in a box and then realized if they only put 10 in, then it would be more lucrative since you'd always have to order more boxes to fill out the shape. Oldest trick in the book and it worked on me. I'm not angry about it, I'm tipping my hat to them for what they realized. I guess you could always just make an outdoor mat like I did for my dog before she goes in the doggy door. They work great for that too and I didn't have any unused tiles. Oh, one more thing. I wish there was an easy way to hide the connectors on the edges. It seems you would never be able to have every visible edge not have those plastic connectors showing. It's not TOO BAD of an eyesore and most people probably wouldn't notice, but it's one of those things that would elevate the product for sure. I've read that you can cut them, but they are very hard plastic. Anyways, I was pleased with the color, style, durability, ease of assembly, and I think the cost was worth it. I'll probably buy more at some point too. Enjoy!

To start with, I spent a looong time looking at so many different deck tiles. So many hours, so many times, so many reviews. I knew I wanted wood not composite, and even though I liked the aesthetic of the 8 slats over the 6, I went with these because they were made of acacia which gets the best reviews for durability and holding up to the elements. Given that, I also spent a little more than I wanted to on something I was sure I was going to need to return. I was also a little bummed because shipping was over a week. I know, first world problems.These were rated #1 New Release and #15 in decking overall so I went for it.They arrived 3 days early and packaging was great. Super simple to put together. I’m not really sure how long it took but I do know it took longer to open the boxes than to assemble the tiles. I had a 8x6 patio set up and chairs arranged in less than 30 minutes. It’s exactly what I wanted!They seem durable but I guess time will tell. There were no splinters and the color was uniform. Everything fit together incredibly easy.One review mentioned that they didn’t actually interlock and come apart when you move them. It is true that you can’t pick it up once it’s assembled, but I was able to easily slide it into position by pushing it. It’s not that large of an area but simple to move.Another reviewer didn’t like that there was no end piece available and the loops are left exposed. I arranged it so the loops are on the 2 sides you don’t really see. Also, it’s easy enough to cut the loops off which I’ll do at some point.I’m super excited with my purchase and could not be happier with the way it looks. Exactly what my new little seating area needed!

They say they are water base stain, yet they are peeling. They do not inter-lock, they inter-connect. They do slide on smooth concrete if you do not have a lot. Even with 40 sq feet they slide on smooth concrete. My porch, patio, and garage are smooth other than the cracks. If the concrete was rough, or you put down even cardboard. They do not slip. The plastic buttons has little spikes, they are just to smooth. If they would include some type of water proof mold resistant mats maybe one for every 2 sq feet that you put down every other tile. Then maybe they won't slide. All of these I have tried have the same issue. Granted inhave only tried the ones with this same button plastics. The wood seems good, the stain looks.good, it just peels super easy. The way the packed them has the spikes hit the back of the tiles and the stain is peeled off. It's like it painted on. It does not look chipped away, it looks peeled away.They are also way to flexible and any uneven surface cause them to pop out. I have other tiles that actually LOCK and they stay in place. The are also plastic bottom but lower profile. Maybe when they bend they gain more surface contact because they are so thin. They also stay locked and.do not slide on my pavers filled with sand. I was hoping this having less slates and altering the pattern to have them go against each other grain with male them stronger. Nope.