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Can you lay this flooring over a rubber roof?
You can install our Paver Tiles - West Coast over a rubber roof without damaging it.
Was this helpful?How do you cut the 3/4"pavers?
We recommend using a serrated blade.
Was this helpful?Can these pavers be used to park a boat on, outdoor with the proper foundation? If not, do you have a rubber flooring that will?
Our Paver Tiles - West Coast can be used as flooring under a parked boat. These tile are very dense and are able to withstand a very large load on top of them.
Was this helpful?Are there specific edges available for this tile to prevent stubbing your toe if laying on an open area?
We do offer a ramp that can be cut down to fit up to our Paver Tiles - West Coast. The ramp is 1" thick and is 4" wide by 48" long.
Was this helpful?Are these considered water permeable? My city requires a certain % of the lot to be covered in permeable paving. I think there must also be a gravel bed.
Our Paver Tiles - West Coast are water permeable.
Was this helpful?Need more info on the option of using a dowel system to attach adjacent tiles for Paver Tiles West Coast 3/4" thick. What is the cost and how does it work? Where can these tiles be laid?
Unfortunately our 3/4" Paver Tiles - West Coast are not installed with dowels. These tiles would need to be installed with glue. These tiles can be laid over concrete, asphalt, and wood.
Was this helpful?We live in New Mexico and have a small deck outside of our 2nd floor bedroom. The deck is about 5' X 20'and gets a lot of sun. The deck floor is treated wood which is badly warped and needs to be replaced. The roof of our home is a flat tar & gravel roof. Under the deck is the tar roof without the gravel. The tar is dry and is about 6 years old. Can these tiles be placed directly on the tar roof? will they make a good floor for this deck? Thanks.
Our Paver Tiles - West Coast can be installed on your deck. As long as the tar is not fresh, the flooring will be safe over the tar. If you are concerned at all that the flooring may be affected by the tar, you can always place a plastic sheet underneath the floor. Another product that will work great on your deck is our Deck Top Roof Tiles.
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