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Pure Garden's interlocking deck tiles are wood-plastic composite squares that snap together without tools to resurface a balcony, porch or garage floor. The gray finish is fade and insect resistant, and the textured surface is meant to stay grippy in wet weather. They suit renters and DIYers covering a tired concrete slab for a season or two rather than a permanent deck build. Compared with solid wood tiles they resist rot and splinters, but the composite is lighter and the 30-day warranty is short next to the multi-year coverage on pricier brands.
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Lowest price we've seen: $16.68 on Nov 13 at Amazon; highest $123.48 on Nov 5. Tracked across 9 stores since Nov 5.
Buyers rate the tiles around 4.2 out of 5 and mostly praise how fast they dress up a plain balcony or porch. Complaints center on the plastic feel and tiles that move or lift over time.
These interlocking deck tiles cover old patios and balconies with a new gray surface. The set includes 6 tiles. They are made of a wood-polypropylene composite, a wood plastic composite construction.
The tiles snap together without tools, so installation is quick. The surface is fade-resistant and insect-resistant, and the non-slip design gives secure footing in any weather.
They can be used as outdoor flooring on a balcony, porch, garage or terrace.
