Goovilla Plastic Interlocking Deck Tiles, 9 Pack , 12"x12" Waterproof Outdoor Flooring All Weather Use, Patio Floor Decking Tiles for Porch Poolside Balcony Backyard, Dark Grey

I decided that my backyard needed a little patio area to set some lawn chairs on. So, I purchased 8 boxes. I can say that they are easy to assemble, durable and attractive looking. I would suggest that if you put them in a grassy area, to remove the grass first, lay down a weed barrier, and then the tiles. I also used gardening nails to anchor them down. I definitely recommend these!

Full disclosure - I didn’t use these to “pave a patio.” I used them in my pickup bed. I needed something to shed water and keep items in my bed off puddles of water left there after a car wash or rain. They clip together easily, are neutral enough in color to blend in with my bed, and do the job intended.

I bought these tiles to protect my deck, which is showing some wear and tear. I ordered them in khaki. The color doesn't look like khaki though. They look more like milk chocolate. Consequently these tiles look just like Kit Kats covering my deck.The tiles are thinner and lighter than I anticipated. But since they are so low to the ground they feel sturdy enough when standing on them. Assembly is super easy. Just lean down on them to snap the tiles together. Knee pads are a must.I worry about about how durable the tiles will be over time. I can easily see the tiles fading quickly in sunlight. Unlike wood you can't just restain the surface to bring back the color. Not sure if I'll have to rip these out in the near future if the color fades too quickly. Also don't know how long the plastic will hold up through the years, if they last that long.

UPDATE: I purchased these in August of 2022 and by 2024 they had faded a decent bit. I went thru the trouble of trying to bring back the color with a plastic color restoring product made primarily for cars summer of 2024. It brought back some of the color but then my floors were so slippery we almost busted our butts on several occasions. Now spring of 2025 and these tiles are faded considerably. I’m super disappointed as I spent almost $600 on these in 2022 to cover my small patio that’s 15ftx10ft. Still looks better than my concrete but I wasn’t expecting these to fade so badly. Added updated photos. We have a ton of pollen right now but even when I mopped last week you can still see a significant difference in color under the rug.These are sturdy and look so good on my concrete patio slab! Our slab was cracked, pitted, and stained with red mud from flooding. I bought these to help keep the patio from flooding as much since it would elevate the floor about 3/4th of an inch. It will also help my rugs dry quicker when it does rain.These were so easy to install. They easily snap together and also unsnap if you need to redo them which I did a few times.We used a table saw to cut off the end tabs that stuck out on the edges and to also trim the pieces to fit around the posts and the brick threshold. My 16 year old son helped me and we had it done in a couple of hours.My patio measures 10ft by 14ft 9inches and we used 150 patio tiles. I ordered 17 boxes which was 153 tiles so that gave me 3 extra for mess ups (which we needed because we messed up 2!).Highly recommend!I searched Amazon for days looking for the right solution and I settled on plastic over wood because I saw some reviews on the wood ones saying they discolored and splintered and I didn’t wanna have to oil or seal them. These were the cheapest tiles I found on Amazon at $3.78/each that had the most comparable reviews to the more expensive options that were also plastic.

Turned out really well, easy to set up. Made patio feel very comfortable.

I bought a set of 27, 9, and 32 for my small, third-floor balcony (10x6).The three sets I bought were all in dark grey and all were purchased within a couple of days of each other. The set of 9 and 32 matched, the set of 27 was a little darker. Thankfully, with the furniture we have on the balcony, you can't really tell.These get really hot, so I would recommend them for a small, covered patio with a lot of shade. If these are in direct sunlight, you will not want to go barefoot.They were pretty easy to install. A tiny bit finicky, but not much. I did my 10x6 patio in about an hour.My goal was to make the area more attractive for as little money as possible. I achieved improving the aesthetics, but the $250 I spent feel very steep for the mismatched colors and hot plastic.

I am beyond impressed with these tiles! I installed them on the balcony of my apartment, and they worked perfectly. Setup was incredibly easy—the interlocking design made it a breeze, and I had the whole area done in no time. They instantly transformed my space into a more stylish, comfortable area. I also love how easy they are to clean—just a quick swipe with my Swiffer, and they look as good as new! These tiles are durable, waterproof, and definitely a great upgrade for any outdoor space. Highly recommend!

The media could not be loaded. My deck will need replaced eventually, but this was an affordable solution to make it look less like an eyesore. Laying the product down was really easy, and I used an electric saw to make a few cuts.My only complaint is that the coloring isn't consistent. You can definitely tell three or four of the tiles are lighter than the others, but for the price... you get what you get I guess