Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles

Our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles can be installed on a wood deck.

We recommend installing our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles over a flat, solid surface like concrete or asphalt. People have installed these tiles over compacted dirt or sand, and have had success. You will just need to make sure that you follow all instructions in regards to installing your flooring properly.

Damaging our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles is pretty difficult, but if one tile were to become damaged, replacing one is pretty simple. We recommend using our seam sealer glue at the interlock of the tiles to prevent the tiles from buckling and also to prevent theft. To replace the tile, all you would need to do is cut the glue keeping the tiles together if glued and then remove the damaged tile. Once removed, you can replace the tile with a new one and can reapply glue if needed or desired. If you were to drop a hot cigarette butt on the flooring, the tiles will not go up in smoke. Since rubber melts at about 356 degrees Fahrenheit, a cigarette butt won't do much to the tiles. These tiles are very durable and won't be scratched easily. It's even pretty tough to cut these tiles with a sharp knife, so there would be no concern with that there. These rubber tiles have a lifetime warranty, so honestly, they will last for as long as you own them. To truly see and feel the durability of these tiles we recommend ordering a sample of the tiles.

Our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles are water permeable and will allow water to flow through them to an open drain or off the roof. These tiles were designed to be used outdoors and are freeze/thaw stable, so ice, snow, and the like will not damage these tiles. If you need to shovel and snow off of these tiles, we would recommend using a plastic shovel to remove the snow.

You can install our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles over any flat roof. Because these tiles are interlocking, they will not damage the rooftop in any way.

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.

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.

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.

Our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles are semi-porous and will allow water to floor through the tiles. This helps to keep water from pooling on top of the flooring for long periods of time.

Our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles are made from rubber and are very slip resistant whether wet or dry and are more slip resistant when wet.

You can cut our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles with a large bread knife and a straight edge. It may take some elbow grease to get through the tiles, but this is the best method by hand. You can also use a band saw to cut these tiles as well.

Our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles are 2' x 2' tiles.

Our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles will get warm in direct sunlight. The darker the color, the hotter the surface. These tiles are typically less hot than concrete or asphalt in direct sunlight. To keep them cool, we recommend spraying them down with water during the warmest parts of the day. Since these tiles are slip resistant and more slip resistant when wet, wetting them periodically will not create a slip hazard.

You can place an outdoor area rug over our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles without damaging them.

The preferred installation method for our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles is a free-floating install. These rubber tiles, like any floor, will expand and contract throughout the day. Since these tiles can buckle, we do recommend placing glue at the interlock. This will help to decrease the chance of the tiles buckling.

Our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles are very durable and are meant to hold heavy furniture and equipment on them. You would be able to place a workout bench and a cage on these tiles without damaging these tiles.

Our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles are semi-porous and will allow the tiles to drain similarly to the soil. The evaporation rate of these tiles will be the same as the rate seen on natural soil.

Water will flow through and over our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles. These rubber tiles are semi-permeable, allowing water to flow through the floor. If the rainstorm is heavy, the water will flow over the tiles and through the tiles.

These tiles can be cleaned easily with a mild soap and water solution and a soft nylon bristle brush or mop. Please see our cleaning instructions under the "Maintenance" tab on the product page.

Our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles have been installed all over the US and Canada and have been designed to withstand whatever Mother Nature can throw at them. These rubber tiles are very easy to clean and maintain and can be installed over any hard flat surface. Since these tiles are interlocking, they can be installed over surfaces that are not totally flat. As long as any pitting is not too great, over a 1/2", these tiles will perform just fine.

You can use our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles as home gym flooring in a garage. These tiles are very durable and are very easy to clean and maintain. These rubber tiles are also very slip-resistant and even more so when wet.

Our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles can be installed over a concrete roof.

Our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles can be used as pool deck flooring. These tiles are semi-permeable, making them very slip-resistant even when wet. They are also mold and mildew resistant and are very easy to clean and maintain.

Our Interlocking Deck Top Roof Tiles have been designed to be installed outdoors and are very resistant to the elements. In severe weather conditions, there is always potential for damage to any object, but our rubber tiles would be somewhat resistant, and the hail would typically bounce off the tiles.