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Beefurni's interlocking deck tiles are 12" x 12" squares of acacia wood on a snap-together plastic base, sold in packs of 30. They cover about 30 square feet and install without tools, so they suit renters and DIYers resurfacing a balcony, patio or poolside area. The ventilated base lets water drain under the slats, which is the main thing to check against cheaper solid-base tiles. Owners rate them well overall; the common complaints are that the wood is thin and that tiles can shift or need trimming at edges.
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Lowest price we've seen: $77.96 on Nov 12 at Wayfair. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.
Buyers rate these tiles 4.5 out of 5 and mostly praise how fast they go down and how much better a bare balcony looks. Complaints center on thin slats, tiles that move underfoot and the trimming needed at edges.
These interlocking deck tiles are made from solid natural wood, with acacia wood named in the product title. Each tile has a sturdy interlocking base and a wood grain surface. The tiles join to form a seamless floor for patios, balconies, gardens and poolside areas.
The snap-together design needs no tools, so the tiles can be laid as a DIY project. A weather-resistant finish and a ventilated base allow drainage and help prevent moisture buildup. The tiles can be used indoors or outdoors.


