Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

These seem to be very good quality wooden floor tiles. Unlike other reviewers mentioned, I ordered 15 boxes of tiles and did not have an issue with a single tile. I was able to lay down the floating flooring to cover our entire screened patio by having all of the pieces lock together. We went with this more expensive wood option due to the longevity and weather proofing it offers when compared to other types. One tip I found when installing this. If you are going to have to cut the pieces at all; make sure you first buy plenty of extra screws to hold the pieces together. You dont want to be scavenging spare tiles having to swap screws from one piece to another. **Update, after having the flooring out and exposed to the weather for a year the wood had faded considerably and would absorb some water. I purchased the recommended teak cleaner and oil and it brought the floor back to looking good and repelling water. So plan on some yearly maintenance if you want this product to last long term.