can these tiles be used outdoors (Long Island, NY area)
301056
I would think it would be ok for outside except for snow or extreme heat eg:Phoenix where its 110 or more. The material is foam rubber, hope this helps!
301057
Yes, as long as they are kept clean and secured to the deck or floor they are used on.
301058
I would not recommend it for outdoor use. I would suggest something simpler where you could just lay out if you want something for outdoors. This takes time to connect and may not handle weather.
1451475
Yes they do! I use half the tiles on my deck, and have left them out in the rain and the blazing heat, without a problem. They do wear well. Just be careful, if it is too hot, the mats can get warm, not overly hot, but warm, and if your child is sensitive....just be cautious. I love the mats and they do a great job, indoor and out!
1502948
I don't know for sure. They seem to be secured with some type of glue, but I imagine if you wanted to break out the tiles that it comes with, you could put in something of your own choosing.
461715
I used them on some large 12x24 tiles and they worked great. As long as the wood flooring Is smooth and not distressed they should work. They are however sometimes a mother to get them to let loose.
537930
The area you need is 128 sq. feet. That means you would need 5.33 packs of tiles (this of course means you would have to buy 6 packs).
1869370
Yes. I have them on my walkway, and they are fine. I set them out on my deck when I first got them, and to date, they have not absorbed any water. I have had mine for a year, and absolutely love them! I got compliments on them all the time.
1395450
Living in the Northeast, I have had no experience with clay roofs or tiles. Someone living in the West would be a better person to ask. I would also suggest that you also call the Mfg Customer Service Dept. Wish I could be more helpful.
1231418
My grandchildren play with them on the cement in my back yard. Pavement doesn't work and I wouldn't want them going down hill on them. I think a flat surface outdoors is what they do.
2219371
I doubt it. We had to replace these lights where we had them because they were on too long and seemed to overheat. I doubt they could be used outside. They're pretty sensitive lights.
1628251
I wouldn't use them outdoors, but I suppose if you have some sort of waterproofing you can add to the cover - or a waterproof lining - perhaps you can use them outside? Not sure how they'll wear. They are a medium weight canvas material. Hope this helps....
500494
I'm not sure you would need to, as there is a small pack of blank tiles included. I assume they are to be used as replacements.
1210063
No, if you get a chance to see these tiles you'll see that the bottom side is raised up with a bunch of little cylinders (like lego toys) about 3/16 of an inch high. This keeps the bamboo boards off the underlying surface so that water can flow underneath. The squares just snap together, and if you wanted to, you could easily unsnap them and store the tiles for the winter (or using them on another project). I've got them installed on a balcony deck and they have worked great. If you ever see them you will know that they are not made to glue down.
936307
I think that you should contact the manufacturer and ask. The exposure to sunlight, and rain can damage tiles. If the manufacturer has done studies they can advise you of the tiles tolerances. Good luck.
397121
Katie, this product is not designed to be used under ceramic tile or stone, it is to be used indoors only and only under floating wood or laminate floor. You can use thinset and adhere your ceramic tiles or stone directly to the concrete balcony.Good luck with the project.Charlie
474719
They are designed to screw down on to a deck so I am not sure if able to use outside of a pool. This brand must make a ladder type step that will look similar. These steps are very nice, recommend them.
158580
Yes they would be they are sturdy tiles. I have a glass table with umbrella and four chairs and the tiles hold up just fine.
2284729
yes, I have used them outdoors for a New Years Eve party. Be carefull of the do getting them damp. try to cover it somehow.