1/6 ft. x 1 ft. Quick Deck Composite Deck Tile Straight Trim in Peruvian Teak (4-Pieces/Box)

Have had this down for 2 years now on a patio. Very durable as we bring furniture and building supplies into the house through this patio. Never bounced a basketball on it but we bounce a tennis ball on it all the time when playing fetch with our dog. The only negative is that it becomes burning hot when exposed to the sun, even though this does not effect the surface.

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Yes it is non slip and that's correct it will need an additional membrane

As long as the foundation and structure of the existing deck are sound, then absolutely

There doesn't need to be any additional items you need for the tiles and their fascia or trims. Everything attaches together, and the grid on the bottom of the tiles to a great job of staying stable and keeping everything secure. The more tiles you have attached to one another the more stable the whole thing becomes.

Please use our deck tile calculator to help you calculate how much product you need: https://www.newtechwood.com/decktiles-calc1/

No this only has 4 pieces and it can't be counted by square feet it is just trim. Unfortunately a lot of people ask about the actual deck tiles in the trim questions. I think that is what is confusing.

The deck tiles allow water to flow thru instead of being trapped on the surface.

Our deck tile's should only be placed over a flat, solid, smooth surface, for example a cement patio or an existing deck.

You need at least 18 boxes for a 13x13 area.