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	Snapping Deck Tiles - 20 Tile Pack Price: $129.00 Quickly build any unique outdoor living space by simply snapping the deck tiles together without using nails, glue, or a hammer. Snapping deck tiles (sometimes referred to as interlocking deck tile) is a do-it-yourself product designed for the average homeowner. It quickly makes a solid hardwood floor on the patio, balcony, next to a pool or spa, or kitchen and bathroom areas in a couple of hours. No hassles of building a deck the conventional way. Most importantly, it is economically reusable - just simply snap and unsnap the deck tiles on one floor and re-snap them on another floor! You can build your floor within a matter of hours - not days - and enjoy it immediately. No glue, no screws, or hammers are needed!This item ships directly from the manufacturer. Please allow 1-3 business days for order processing along with normal shipping times. Order this item » « Back User Comments: No comments added Add your comment Fill out the fields below: Your name: Your E-mail: (optional - never shown publicly) Your comments: Confirmation code: 130 Enter the code exactly as you see it into this box.	Need A local Ceramic contractor? Free Price Quotes From Local Ceramic Contractors.! Just fill out this short form. $ Top Products » The Complete Guide to Ceramic & Stone Tile (Black & Decker) Price: $16    $13.20 » Making & Installing Handmade Tiles (A Lark Ceramics Book) Price: $18    $15.22 » Tile Your World: John Bridge's New Tile Setting Book Price: $27    $22.75 ? Questions & Answers Resolved questions: » Ceramic Tiles are popping up!!? » Can I tile over the old asbestos type tiles? Or do I have to remove it first? » Can we overlay an existing vinyl tiled floor (subfloor/concrete) with ceramic/porcelain tiles? Thin set/mastic New unresolved questions: » Tiling over existing tiles » What are the types of ceramic tiles? please explian. » Floor space 9m2; 3 tile sizes 33 x 33; 33 x 50 and 16.5 x 16.5 how many tiles will i need and can you suggest a patters » Ask a question » Answer questions