How To Install EASY|tile Deck Tile

How To Install EASY|tile recycled rubber deck tile. In this video, you will learn how to properly install rubber tiles over an existing wooden deck balcony. When wooden decks or balconies need resurfacing, consider refreshing the look of your deck with stylish recycled rubber deck tiles.
As in all installation projects, remember to wear the correct personal protective equipment for the job. Protect your eyes by wearing safety glasses. Protect your hands by wearing all-purpose utility gloves. This will drastically reduce the risk of eye and hand injury.
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[@amyexner]

The wood prior to the tiles was much more beautiful than the dull black tiles

[@Lawliet734]

The deck in this video is much too beautiful to be covered up.

[@Stonefactor]

I know, I was like "why".

[@boxsterman77]

@@Stonefactor And she is just thrilled that she covered up that beautiful wood. Now that we've covered up the Mona Lisa with pink contact paper, doesn't that make for a better look?

[@TheEelnoraa]

exactly, I will take that wood deck over the black plastic tile any day

[@jeffthompson806]

Exactly

[@michaelcarpenter193]

Why would you cover up a beautiful deck with cheap plastic tiles?

[@MrsGondee]

Because you have a shit deck you want to make beautiful lol

[@KristenWack777]

It's a demo and my deck looks like crap.

[@marscounty]

Well they ain't cheap and definitely not plastic. A well built product for those of us with a crap patio that needs help.

[@leiwang1]

How is the cut piece secured onto the deck, please?

[@Olokunful]

Looks great! Easy, modern update that can be changed.

[@jimh.412]

Does anybody have any ideas for trim around the outer edges of the deck? My mom's deck moves so we want to put some kind of trim around the very outside edges to cover up any open spots if her deck moves.

[@joegreco6662]

Excellent....Your tips where perfect

[@deniseheath4250]

putting it down criss cross when you fit the small pieces in round the edge do you need 1 tile per space or can you use left over pieces ?

[@lancesavoy2995]

Exactly what keeps a strong north wind from picking these tiles up and blowing them down the road since they are not fastened?

[@johnng5016]

what if the base of the post is not square and has curves?

[@fernandorivera2864]

is this good for hot weather areas like Florida

[@joonaynay695]

if you're supposed to leave an inch gap around posts and walls, why didn't you leave any extra space for expansion?

[@allenfoley9138]

How do you secure the piece around the post that is loose fill in? You can't just leave it there loose? If you do a video you need to explain...

[@Captain-.James.-T.-Kirk]

I would find a way to shorten the post and use a full tile under it.

[@jamesdamenti2092]

@@Captain-.James.-T.-Kirk i am going to use clear Flex Glue for the small piece

[@BeersBikesandTheFlag]

Liquid nails ,exterior would work fine.

[@jamesdamenti2092]

thanks for the great video, just completed my deck !!! (however if my old deck had looked as good as yours I would not have taken in this project!)

[@MultyHome]

Glad it helped!

[@andrew9414]

I bought some of this from Costco the other day and I need fascia and trim pieces where can I find them ???

[@skidor1960]

Hey Anastasia, Bill from Centura hope all is well !

[@joannadorothy]

These tiles hold the heat a lots and they lose color after a while. I thought it is a excellent idea but after I did my homework I won't go with it. Looks super nice though.

[@Yeshuamysavior1]

I’m going with this because it’s easier than resealing the deck. I’m hoping easier care.

[@claree618]

What kind / size of jigsaw blade did you use ?

[@BeersBikesandTheFlag]

Any finishing blade ,small tooth will work..

[@holidayatsea]

I'm doing these in my yard with 5 packs--so 7 squares by 7 squares. My question is--what do you do about the edging? I want it to look clean but can't figure out how to make it so the last tiles in each row doesn't have tabs on the edge.

[@MultyHome]

In order to achieve a flat clean look to the deck, you might want to try removing the tabs permanently (remove them with a utility knife) -- always wear safety glasses and utility gloves when manipulating the deck tiles in this way.

[@currencywithdaveunderwood4133]

We bought some at Costco for our 15 year old deck, as lumber prices have skyrocketed. They stink a bit because of the recycled tires. Once in place will the smell go away or will it continue to linger?

[@MultyHome]

The smell of rubber will definitely fade over time.

[@jamesdamenti2092]

@@MultyHome mine already do not smell after one week...

[@johnonorgan]

is the deck hotter than wood in the summer heat

[@springrayne1281]

I was hoping you would show the other way of going around balcony posts

[@lilsimps]

The cut piece around the post should be put on the inside to avoid it getting knocked off.

[@skylinemusik1]

What about the fascia

[@PoolSchooler]

We laid our tiles out on our patio and noticed that there were sections of them that were much darker than most of the other sections. Now we have to remove some of the tiles (that are darker - noticeably and can't be left as is) from the center of the patio. Do we have to remove from the edges in or can we just remove the ones that are darker. AND how do you suggest we do that without damaging the tabs on the tiles?

[@joemcloughlin9004]

Do they work in the winter especially here in the northern country

[@PoolSchooler]

@@joemcloughlin9004 I have no idea. I'm in Arizona where we don't get super cold winters. You may want to contact the manufacturer.

[@BeersBikesandTheFlag]

​@Pool School I couldn't imagine using a black tile in AZ!!! That be a huge frying pan..for anything that touched it.

[@PoolSchooler]

@@BeersBikesandTheFlag it’s not too bad where we used it because our patio is covered. But I agree in the blazing sun it would not be fun.

[@kaltimus]

What is the exact material? I want to dye them actual black because they are a faded grey looking color, but the dye only works on certain plastics

[@MultyHome]

Hello Katie, the deck tiles are made of recycled rubber - from crumb of used car tires diverted from landfill.

[@Captain-.James.-T.-Kirk]

These can be easily and accurately cut with a compound sliding mitre saw.

[@BeersBikesandTheFlag]

With a finishing blade.

[@Captain-.James.-T.-Kirk]

4:42 Wear a glove while using a utility knife with a square. One slip and you cut your left hand badly.

[@mokanin8894]

Ain’t nobody got time for that.

[@rosemaryslyford7105]

Can these tiles be placed right on top of the ground?

[@MultyHome]

Yes! A firm packed base will prevent the decktiles from shifting or buckling. Hard packed aggregate such as fine mesh pea gravel is ideal. Soft matter such as sand or sod will cause shifting.

[@marilynpatrick3365]

Where did you get the tiles. I have been searching for them.

[@kaltimus]

Amazon

[@cindypooleroberts187]

I just saw these at Costco if you are still wanting them.

[@TheVIOM]

Hello! Bought 1 pack to test. It smells like a car tire. Main question - I read that the old tires are harmfull for the nature and can lead to allergy, cancer and other problems with health. What if I want to walk barefoot on the tiles on my balcony or terrace? What about harmfull evaporation under the direct sun? Many questions and didn't found answers on your website.

[@eduardoduarte232]

Can I use it in a rooftop patio where the floor is uneven?

[@MultyHome]

Hello Eduardo, the deck tile should be laid on a flat and even surface to ensure no buckling or unlocking of the tiles.

[@emadnadi152]

Great work However, it looked waaaay better before

[@elizabethmaxwell6200]

Does patio furniture feet burst through the tile?

[@MultyHome]

Patio furniture legs should not burst through the tile, under normal conditions.

[@jamesdamenti2092]

@@MultyHome no, very strong...

[@viktor050455]

Where can I purchase more of the easy tile COSTCO does not have it anymore and I cannot find it anywhere and if I do it is double the price that I paid for

[@MultyHome]

Costco will be back in stock in January/February time frame. It usually sells out by April.

[@glennmulhare9124]

That deck looks better without the tiles. And that color would absorb so much heat

[@sintesiz]

OMG

[@mircea5013]

why would you cover a beautiful wood deck with cheap black plastic?

[@Khaztr]

5:29 woops, they realized their mistake in cutting out the second post before the first one and didn't bother to mention that they fixed it before that transition

[@buxtehude123]

What, no edge pieces at all? It would look kind a ugly with plastic parts staring on the ends.

[@quasarhi]

Rain...guess it will just sit not drain anymore?!

[@yourfavouriteangel9426]

obviously there are cracks in the tile.

[@AlanHillinsights]

WHY would you cover up that beautiful wooden decking???

[@thebluerobin]

I don't get it. The woman has a beautiful wood deck that looks to be in excellent condition, and chooses to cover it with plastic looking wood. I would keep the old deck and stain it ever couple of years that may take about an hour.

[@rswow]

Need a video free of incessant music...

[@nmacog]

looked far better before ...

[@Sanzarmaan]

Please don't call it affordabe...

[@cujobo]

But it is affordable. When considering other cover up options that look as clean or nice, or instead of replacing a deck, this is very affordable.

[@mokanin8894]

Awful. Why didn’t you just take out the old decking and asphalt the whole thing?

[@danfiorini785]

Cheap fix that looks equally as cheap.

[@tomsargent1184]

So you're being kind to the environment by using shredded tires that have to be cooked to form them into these deck tiles? Wonder how much energy was used in making this product. And then you cover up a totally natural product like wood.

[@Helmut_1963]

I see haw to destroy beautiful wood deck with some crappy rubber ugly tiles

[@JAMESLAKE]

Wtf is the point of that?

[@sloanbj]

Seems like the decking would trap moisture underneath and completely rot out your beautiful hardwood deck. Dumb idea.

[@Captain-.James.-T.-Kirk]

The tiles have open slots for moisture evaporation.

[@flynomo]

What a mistake!