[Rewarded Review] Recycled glass interlocking tiles

These are recycled glass pieces glued to a plastic interlocking tile. They have a Matt finish and will compliment almost any deck or patio nicely.

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[Rewarded Review] Nice for garden walkway

I used these tiles for an outdoor small walkway, they are strong, sturdy and look great next to my black mulch. It looks like some people use these for wall tile, but some for outdoor use. I only needed a few of them, so they were perfect for my application. They have a good texture to them, and the back side has many pedestals that work well to anchor them in place.

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[Rewarded Review] Quick & easy pebble tiles

White deck pebble tiles snap together, each piece is 12x12 and comes with 4 tiles in each box. I love the marbling of the stones and they're flat and comfortable to stand on. Bottom of the tile is rubbery and snaps together easily although the downside is that the tiles don't blend together, you can clearly see the definition of a grout line.

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[Rewarded Review] White mosaic tile installed on a table top.

Simple but elegant white mosaic tiles go well in a bathroom or even on a table top. I set up and plan my installation on a table top. I went to the local HD in Lake Forest to buy the supplies necessary to my mosaic table top which included a tile trowel for finishing the surface of the adhesive and a coarse sand paper to rough up the surface. Also needed grouting to fill in the gaps between the white mosaic tile pieces.

[Rewarded Review] Glass pebble deck tile

These deck tiles seem sturdy enough. One box was only four tiles, and it’s somewhat difficult to judge them fairly with only 4 square feet of product. Right out of the box I marked the surface by cutting the tape on the packaging with my keys. To tell the truth, I don’t know who to blame for this – probably myself. But important to note I couldn’t scrub the mark off later. It can be seen in my pictures. The tiles slip together easily and were sturdy enough to hold my weight. While my keys did a number on them, things like dragging my lawn mower wheels did not. Lack of reasonably accessible documentation cost them 1.5 stars in my opinion. I consider myself fairly capable when it comes to figuring things out. I don’t often read the manual especially if it’s something I’ve installed before. However, I couldn’t find any information on how to properly install these. My first thought was you set them all up and fill with something like polymeric sand – but their own video on Home Depot’s website shows the tile just open – which causes it’s own set of problems. As can be seen in my pictures, if you don’t have a covered patio, and there’s a pine tree near by, it is tough to sweep them clean. A blower would probably help, but with nothing filling the gaps, eventually you’d have to clean under them. Also, (and this cost them the other ½ star) it would take some highly specialized equipment to cut these if your install called for something other then perfectly square. There may be a trick to it, but again: no documentation. As others have mentioned, they look unfinished, and you can see the mesh. One of the tiles had the mesh and backer start to separate – worth mentioning, but likely just a one-off defect. On my 1 - 10 scale of difficulty of install (10 being hard) I would give it a 1: no tools or special skills are required to click these together.

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[Rewarded Review] Looks unfinished

For me, I have to say with being able to see the webbing, I can't help but look at them as unfinished. Yet, I understand that the water needs to be able to flow through. So... In my case, I will use these tiles under my flower pots. Currently, the hole below my pots can get blocked by my deck boards. Using one of these tiles under my pot will allow the pot to drain. Because these tiles are rubber based, I found it easy to cut. Black finish is mat finish and not slip, so it will grip.

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[Rewarded Review] these should last a long time

White deck pebble 12 in x 12 in outdoor patio flooring looks even better in real life. You can design them in any pattern because they have snaps and hooks on all four sides. I like coir mats, but other than my holiday mats, they do not last for a full season. I also tried the wooden snap together tiles, but they did not make it either. To be fair, where I have them stays in direct sunlight most of the day and also with heavy rains, stay sitting in water for long periods. I have some wooden ones in a covered area that are doing fine. The pebble tiles should hold up much longer. From my pictures you can see they do the job of collecting debris from my shoes.

[Rewarded Review] Patio

It looks good has a good feel , easy to install . They interlock . I do have to say it needs to be perfectly level .. I am using it to put my grill on , it came out pretty good , I recommend it as it was est to install .. it seems durable and it gives a sleek look . I like how bright it is , it reminds me of a beach vibe . It went together super quick and easy for a diyer

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[Rewarded Review] Cool Tiles

These deck tiles are very nice, but I have a few issues with them. They need a top layer of protection in the packaging. As you can see in the photo, the packaging left marks on the top tile. These are very nice, feel, heavy, and interlock easily. When locked in a grid, the gap between each tile is uneven. I like that they are raised so that water can drain underneath, but the connecting mesh is very visible. I got a sample pack of 4 tiles which I plan to use underneath my heavy umbrella base.

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