PURE ERA Wood Composite Interlocking Floor Deck Tiles Indoor Outdoor Use 12"x12" (10Pcs, 10 sq. Ft,Coffe Brown Wood Pattern) - Great Upgrade to Patio Backyard Pathway

Excellent product. Has held up well to the outdoor elements and guest traffic. Awesome products.

El producto llegó a tiempo ,con las características descritas por el vendedor y pude resolver mi problema de mi jardín rápido y facil

I have an indoor Health Path that imitates the ones the Chinese people use in public parks. They build whole paths made of stones where people walk barefoot or with socks from several minutes up to one or more hours to massage their feet and improve their health according to the wonderful 5,000 year old Traditional Chinese Medicine. The health path I have is made of very thick fabric where the stones have been stuck. Once it has been used, it can be rolled up and put back in its bag. As I want one for outdoor use that doesn't need to be rolled out, I decided to request these pebble tiles to see how they would work for an outdoor "health path". The pebbles are beautiful and look great everywhere. I don't know if I will build a health path with them because, in order to massage the feet, the stones in a health path must be more pointy and irregular in shape, Whether I build a health path or not, I will surely do something with these tiles. They are so gorgeous looking and so easy to install that I will surely be ordering more. I cannot think of one place where these tiles wouldn't look great.

The stone floor looks beautiful in my balcony. The quality feels good too. It just that it is heavy when we were loading it to the balcony. It’s pretty heavy nice stone. Easy to install and pull together. You can design how you want to put the floor according to your yard / balcony. We use this stone floor for our balcony.

If you bought plastic interlocking tiles and went to Home Depot and bought a bag a river rock & glue they’d look and hold up way better than these. Better yet, just spread the bag of river rock- forget the tiles! They put large rocks on with gaps so you have to fill in with sand or gravel. If you put them o er a hard surface like deck or concrete they will look dumb.