Hanalei Interlocking Wooden Honey Acacia Decktile by VIFAH V451

The original and classic design of deck tiles, the Hanalei Acacia Interlocking Wooden Decktile in Honey, provides a timeless look for any outdoor decking project, from small to large. Quickly build any unique outdoor living space by simply snapping the deck tiles together, without using nails, glue, or a hammer. Snapping deck tiles, sometimes referred to as interlocking deck tile, is a do-it-yourself product designed for the average homeowner.

It quickly makes a solid Hardwood floor on the patio, balcony, next to a pool or spa, or kitchen and bathroom areas in a couple of hours, without the hassles of building a deck the conventional way. Most importantly, it is economically reusable - just simply snap and unsnap the deck tiles on one floor and re-snap them on another floor! You can build your floor within a matter of hours, not days, and enjoy it immediately, as no glue, screws, or hammers are needed.

The deck tiles are made from 100% Acacia Hardwood, which is native to Australia and Asia and used in the construction to make excellent and high-quality furniture. The pattern features 6 puzzle slats per tile, making it suitable for a variety of outdoor coverings, such as patios, decks, balconies, porches, walkways, pools, and hot tubs, as well as indoor coverings, like garage floors, basement floors, and bathroom floors. The Acacia Hardwood is pre-treated, expertly kiln-dried, and extremely durable.

The product can be used on a porch or patio and is backed with a unique plastic interlocking grid for easy installation. The fast snap-together installation requires no nails, staples, or glue, and the tiles are easy to remove, re-arrange, and re-lay, allowing for the creation of various patterns. The wood slats permit water to flow through, and the plastic feet elevate the tiles for improved drying airflow.

To ensure the best use of the product, it should be treated with one more layer of transparent hardwood sealer within the first month and then applied with oil once or twice a year to maintain the color. Additionally, the product should be covered during harsh weather conditions.

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