Deck Tiles

Decking tiles are the perfect choice for transforming your outdoor area, whether you're updating your patio, balcony or garden. These acacia interlocking tiles are incredibly easy to install, allowing you to lay them down without the need for professional help. Available in anthracite grey or brown, their modular design allows you to cover large areas quickly and effortlessly. Plus, they’re low-maintenance and durable, making them a practical option for any space. The softwood deck tile is the perfect alternative to traditional deck boards.

Check out our entire garden decking collection for further materials and aesthetics.

If you’re looking to refresh your outdoor space without a full renovation, decking tiles provide an affordable and stylish solution. Upgrade your deck for day-to-night with our decking lights.

FAQs

Are decking tiles easy to install?

Yes, acacia interlocking deck tiles can be laid down without tools or adhesives. Simply click them into place, making it a quick and easy DIY project. Softwood deck tiles can be laid simply on a level solid surface and are pressure-treated to UC3 for longer life.

What materials are decking tiles made from?

Decking tiles are available in various materials, including wood and plastic. Each material offers its own benefits, such as durability or low maintenance. 

Can decking tiles be used on uneven surfaces?

Decking tiles work best on flat surfaces and should not be placed directly on soil to avoid rot.

Can decking tiles be laid on soil?

No, decking tiles are not suitable for direct installation on soil. Instead, shop our collection of outdoor tiles and paving.

How do you lay deck tiles?

Laying deck tiles is a relatively simple process that doesn’t require specialised tools or expertise. All you need to do is ensure the surface is clean, level, and free of debris before you begin laying the tiles in one corner. You should lay the first tile flush against the edge of the surface. You’ll then want to interlock the edges of the tiles, repeating this process row by row and trimming any for a perfect fit.

For a more visually appealing and stable surface, stagger the joints of the tiles in a brick-like pattern. This helps distribute weight evenly and prevents long, continuous seams. Finish by checking the level and adding trim pieces for a polished look.