AURA 12”x12” Deck and Balcony Tiles, Premium Engineered Polymer Interlocking Outdoor Tiles, 6 Pack Covers 6 sq.ft, Driftwood

AURA 12”x12” Deck and Balcony Tiles, Premium Engineered Polymer Interlocking Outdoor Tiles, 6 Pack Covers 6 sq.ft, Driftwood

$ 39.99

Score By Feature

Based on 34 ratings

Easy to assemble

9.78

Sturdiness

9.92

Easy to install

9.73

Value for money

7.98

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Product Description

UPDATE YOUR DECK OR BALCONY These Canada-made engineered polymer deck tiles are the perfect way to enhance your deck or balcony.

The beauty of nature is captured in these tiles, which are designed to look like wood grain. The panels will not split, crack, or break even under extreme weather conditions

12x12-inch interlocking tiles snap together in seconds, with interconnecting bases that securely fix each tile to the other Actual tile dimensions (L x W x H) are This size is 8 x 11 inches. The tile measures 8 x 1 inches, and it weighs 1 pound per tile. A pound and a half

A pair of 6 deck tiles is designed to cover an area of 6 square feet They are designed for use on solid flat surfaces such as concrete, stone, flat ground, rooftops, or existing decks. A foot.

NO STAINING, NO SANDING, NO PAINTING NEEDED OUTDOOR STYLE that's built to last for years and years away from home

Questions & Answers

Is there a limit to how much weight they can ?

A 75 lb weight would be ideal if it were on the center of the table. This is due to the way they attach to one another, rather than the level of edge

They are slippery when wet, aren't they?

That's not at all the case

What should I do with my 2 story patio if it has wood on the top? Should I leave the wood patio and install this product on ?

It is best to use a material under the bra that is flatter and more absorbing

The tiles can be cut to fit odd shapes, but can they be made to fit odd sizes?

To resize the tile according to the space before it was snapped and broken, I placed them on a the edge of the wall, added a 2X4, and broke off the piece at the edge. It is also possible to cut them using a jigsaw.

Selected User Reviews For AURA 12”x12” Deck and Balcony Tiles, Premium Engineered Polymer Interlocking Outdoor Tiles, 6 Pack Covers 6 sq.ft, Driftwood

Looks to be durable enough to last

4/5

It looks like wood, which is a good sign. I will install them at my door on compacted leveling sand, maybe about a 4 x 6 Installing the pavers after the plastic wrap has been removed from the plywood. A pair of fingers cross. The update is To finish the joints with adhesive poly paver sand, I pounded fine leveling sand between all the tiles for hours. I wanted to fill in as much void under them as possible so I could secure the joint with adhesive poly paver sand. It seems like the tiles are moving a little bit since I installed them in a way that was not recommended, so there will be some deterioration of the poly sand, but I can easily reapply it as needed.

Landyn Garner

| Jan 17, 2021

The surface scratches easily, but the design is beautiful This is not something I would There's nothing better than this product in terms of appearance, it is easy to install, and the individual planks can be removed if necessary

3/5

The only bad thing about these tiles is that they scratch very easily. This is not something we would expect to replace every couple of years, let's be honest. There is a better chance of it holding up. Our intention is probably not to buy this type of tile again and to opt for a more durable tile that will not scratch so easily.

Creed Aguilar

| Jun 07, 2021

I like how it looks on a patio

5/5

You did a great job. You should lift any furniture that is more than 500 pounds if you are putting it up. (Don't do this. )Apart from that, it's a decent game. Here is what I need to say. Besides owning a motorcycle, I also own a truck. As I stood on my porch with my motorcycle, I decided to park it. I cannot stress enough that that wasn't the wisest of ideas. There were a few plastic pieces under the wood that cracked. That is entirely my fault, not the fault of the product. Then I should have realized what I was doing. There was no thinking going on in my head.