9 WOODEN FLOOR DECK TILES SLAB SET EASY LOCKED FOR GARDEN PATIO DECKING PATH

Really happy with these wooden floor decks. Fabulous and easy to place in my garden. Will stop muddy shoes during winter when I need to get to my garden shed.

These arrived early, well packed. They are a little flimsier than I expected but look nice. They are basically 5 pieces of wood fixed to a plastic backing - which is likely to be their weak point. I have used them to make a 'stepping stone' path. For 5 metres I used the 9 tiles with a 23 cm gap. In the photo they are just laid on the grass (a newly turfed lawn). I expect them to settle down so I can flymo over them Ok. Once grass grows up around them, and maybe even through them, I think they will look smart and fit in with the rest of the garden.UPDATE: It's now June, so they have been down about 9 months, through the winter and all the rain we have had recently. They have weathered well and are still intact with no problems. Very pleased. The second photo shows them today after a while day of constant rain.

Looks good, rain resistant. Perfect temporary solution in our garden.

These are fantastic in our garden. Easy to connect together or to have them separate to make a path.Fast delivery as well. Highly recommend

9 is an odd number and I have 1 left over. These are cheaply made but they appear to work quite well. Admittedly, I am using mine for a purpose they may not originally have been designed for, i.e. on grass under a bench to keep the bench off the grass. They have settled reasonably well, even though the ground was not perfectly level. Ideally, they need a flat surface. If you are trying to disguise an old uneven patio without give, don’t even think it. They won’t stay clipped together. Still, looks neat and tidy for now, just hope they won’t rot too soon.

Nice looking items, easy to put together

After a timely wait to receive them I was disappointed with the quality. Two of the boards were old and worn and the sticky labels on each of the boards were very time consuming to remove. I would have returned the boards but needed them urgently to create a temporary path through a muddy patch in the garden.

I was a bit worried when they first came, but...Dig over the ground first, then lay them down and fill them with earth , lots of it ! Then brush over it and the earth will fill all the slats, it is then stable. I have a dog garden, and needed to walk up it to clean up (!) and they are perfect in every way. I would highly recommend for a quick fix until you decide on concrete slabs.