Will these tiles feel "soggy wet" after a rain? I have carpeting over a rubber roof which remains very wet for a long time after the rain. Trying to find a covering that will dry out pretty quick.

Our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles are semi-permeable, so they will allow water to flow through the tiles ensuring water does not pool on top of your floor. These tiles will dry very quickly in direct sunlight.

Are these waterproof or porous? I am trying to prevent water from seeping through.

Our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles are somewhat porous allowing water not to pool on the surface of the tiles. If you are looking for a tile that is not porous, we would recommend installing our 1" Monster Rubber Tiles. Water may seep between the tiles but would flow through the tiles.

Can the Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles be places over concrete on a slope? Is there a grade minimum?

You can install our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles over concrete that is slightly sloped. No maximum or minimum grade has been tested for these tiles, but you can glue the tiles to the concrete to keep them in place if need be.

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Will these tiles feel "soggy wet" after a rain? I have carpeting over a rubber roof which remains very wet for a long time after the rain. Trying to find a covering that will dry out pretty quick.
Our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles are semi-permeable, so they will allow water to flow through the tiles ensuring water does not pool on top of your floor. These tiles will dry very quickly in direct sunlight.
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Are these waterproof or porous? I am trying to prevent water from seeping through.
Our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles are somewhat porous allowing water not to pool on the surface of the tiles. If you are looking for a tile that is not porous, we would recommend installing our 1" Monster Rubber Tiles. Water may seep between the tiles but would flow through the tiles.
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Can the Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles be places over concrete on a slope? Is there a grade minimum?
You can install our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles over concrete that is slightly sloped. No maximum or minimum grade has been tested for these tiles, but you can glue the tiles to the concrete to keep them in place if need be.
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