Happybuy Interlocking Tiles 50 PCS Black, Drainage Tile 12x12x0.5 Inches, Outdoor Deck Interlocking Floor Tiles for Pool Shower Bathroom Deck Patio Garage

Super easy installation and they look great!

Used these in my chicken coop for when it is muddy. Works like a charm!

I used these in the basement over painted floors to get me off the cold concrete and keep wood furniture off it in case moisture wicks up. These work great for that purpose. They are strong, don’t hurt my feet when I wear only socks, and easy to install. They also did not have a strong chemical or rubber smell like some similar products. I put a rug over it in a few places but otherwise it works just fine as a man cave/office floor option in a partially finished basement.

Hurt my hand trying to snap together… than I figured out with knee pads on just drive your knee across and they snapped together.. saved my hands. Once I figured that out it was easy. It’s a hard plastic so they might be slippery. I guess we will find out. They were cheapest price I could find for 100 sq ft. I’m happy with them.

I needed to find something to cover my garage floor and painting it again was out of the question. I researched for months after settling on these drainage tile mats. These are thick and made of very sturdy material. I especially love that all I need to do is hose it down to clean it and the water will drain from underneath the tiles so there's no standing and/o rt stagnant water. I'm 68 y/o and I just don't have the stamina for scrubbing cement floors anymore. If you're looking for a way to spruce up your garage on a limited budget, then you should look into these tiles. I highly recommend them. BEST INTERLOCKING FLOOR MATS EVER!!!

ease of use

I thought these would be more on the plastic side. The turn out to be mainly a rubber/poly product. I used them to lay down in my garage for the car but the wheels tend to buckle the flooring up while the car moves. It lays back down flat but still not exactly what I wanted. It makes sense to lay around non vehicle areas but the description is kinda misleading. Also since its rubber I highly recommend not to lay down anything with hard edges like chairs or small caster wheels, They leave a dent behind and not sure if it will go back to normal

My greenhouse just had a dirt floor and when I watered the plants, it would turn to mud. I put these together on the floor of the greenhouse by just snapping them together. There is enough flexibility in these tile that they conformed to the divots in the dirt. Now when I water my plants, I don’t get muddy and there’s enough cushion that I can stand on them for hours. One thing, though, since my greenhouse is on dirt and these tiles are laying on top of that dirt, weeds tend to grow up through the grid pattern of the tile. My solution was to move all the plants to upper shelves and spray roundup over the weeds and the tiles. It seems to be working.