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How do these tiles hold up in the Florida heat/ Sun?
The NewTechWood UltraShield 12" x 12" Deck Tiles are specially designed to stand up to harsh weather and outdoor environments and would work perfectly.
Was this helpful?Can I install without screws? I have a porch with a wall on two sides that I can't screw into. Also, do I need a drainage gap underneath?
Yes, the NewTechWood UltraShield 12" x 12" Deck Tiles do not require screwing into the wall. This is one of the simplest products to install. The tiles have a locking system making it easy to interlock them onto one another. A drainage gap is not always needed. Most of our customers simply lay these down over a flat surface and interlock them together.
Was this helpful?How many pieces to a box?
10 tiles per box.
Was this helpful?Can these tiles be installed over an existing outdoor wood deck?
Yes, The NewTechWood UltraShield 12" x 12" Deck Tiles can be installed on a wood deck, provided that it is level and free from major defects.
Was this helpful?I was wondering if the tile includes the plastic interlocking base or if this measurement is only of the tile itself.
These interlocks are part of the tile. The full surface area is 12" x 12".
Was this helpful?How do you cut the tiles to make a perfect fit?
The NewTechWood UltraShield 12" x 12" Deck Tiles can be cut with a table saw, jigsaw, or a tile cutter. It is best to measure the area before making cuts.
Was this helpful?Are these tiles appropriate to install over a membrane roof?
The tiles have pointy bottom pieces and may rip or damage the membrane. It would not be recommended.
Was this helpful?Are the NewTechWood UltraShield deck tile floors water tight or do they allow water to seep through?
They are water permeable, water will flow through.
Was this helpful?Are this slippery when wet?
These tiles have a textured surface that helps provide some grip when wet.
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