How much are Ipe deck tiles?

How much are Ipe deck tiles?

20×20 Deck Tiles

Is Ipe good for decks?

Ipe wood is a high density hardwood decking material. The high density of Ipe decking is one reason why Ipe decking lasts so long and is so durable. Ipe decking is naturally resistant to termites and rot and decay. Ipe decking is so dense it has received a Class A fire rating.

Can you cut Ipe deck tiles?

SwiftDeck Ipe wood tiles can be easily cut with a handsaw, jigsaw or other power saw, taking care the saw does not contact any of the screws in the base of the tile. You can also cut the tiles to fit around posts or pipes.

Can you put deck tiles over an existing deck?

The deck tiles can be placed over an existing surface, such as concrete, stone, brick and even wood decking. They are extremely durable and non-slip. Wood deck tiles, such as these from 3rd Street Inn, can be re-stained as needed, painted and can be coated with weatherproof sealer.

Can you put deck tiles over concrete?

Yes, you can install composite decking on concrete. Concrete patios and other hard surfaces are an ideal place to lay deck tiles because they are stable and durable. Concrete provides a more stable surface for composite decking, compared to surfaces such as gravel or sand.

Can deck tiles be laid on dirt?

You will be pleased to learn that, YES, outdoor deck and patio tiles can be easily installed on uneven ground, grass and dirt. They can be used as a permanent, temporary or even portable outdoor floor. Many companies only sell interlocking patio tiles that work when installed over even, flat and hard ground.

Can you install deck tiles on joists?

Absolutely! You first need to remove the old decking material from the existing joists if exposed to the elements, (as mentioned in Can DekTek Tiles Be Installed Over My Existing Decking (wood/composite)? before you can apply the new DekTek pavers.

Are deck tiles a good idea?

Most deck tiles are made of eco-friendly, rot-resistant materials, which means you won’t need to worry about replacing your new deck covering anytime soon. Another benefit of deck tiles is their easy installation—most varieties simply snap together, so you won’t even need to raise a hammer.

Do deck tiles rot wood?

Installing outdoor tile over wood deck can potentially create a situation where moisture gets trapped beneath the wood deck tiles. With enough moisture, wood becomes vulnerable to decay and rotting. Obviously, you don’t want to set yourself up for even more damage by creating space for fungi to flourish.