StayLock Tile Perforated Black 9/16 Inch x 1x1 Ft.
- Rubber roof membrane safe for home installations
- Playground surface ASTM fall height rated to 20 inches
- Affordable fast DIY outdoor deck and patio tile
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- Rubber roof membrane safe for home installations
- Playground surface ASTM fall height rated to 20 inches
- Affordable fast DIY outdoor deck and patio tile
- Safe non slip wet area pool surround surface
- Fast draining perforated outdoor flooring
- Made from quality recycled PVC plastic
- Active locking connecting system holds together over uneven surfaces
- 1 year limited warranty
Outdoor Deck Tiles, Pool Surrounds, Rooftop Flooring, Outdoor Play Areas, Shower Flooring, Spa Areas
Comfortable Black Outdoor Deck Tiles
The Staylock Perforated Tile can be installed on hard surfaces like an existing deck or patio, as well as on dirt or grass. You may also use them on flat rooftops, as these are safe for rubber roofing membranes. Since these flexible tiles have a 20-inch fall rating, they are a popular choice for daycare playgrounds.
Additionally, it is highly versatile and suitable for many other uses. It offers both traction and comfort in wetness, such as rooftop decks, patios, spas, pools, shower rooms, or greenhouses.
Our outdoor tiles consist of flexible PVC plastic, which combines the best qualities of rubber and foam. The raised base allows air and moisture to circulate freely beneath and promotes faster drying. It is comfortable against bare feet. And it is durable enough to support tables and lawn chairs with feet larger than 1.5 inches in diameter.
Optional borders and corners are available.
Waterproof Pool Decking
StayLock perforated tiles will not separate over time and are an excellent choice for pool surrounds, hot tubs, and spas, which are areas that commonly are wet. Equipped with many holes, this perforated decking dissipates water quick and easy.
These tiles are durable and offer increased traction to help prevent falls.
Easy to Install Outdoor Black Deck Tiles
The StayLock tiles have an active locking connector design that ensures a long-lasting and durable floor. Heavy tables and chairs are not recommended to be permanently placed on top of these.
When trying to install them atop slightly uneven surfaces, our customers have success. The plastic decking will conform to match the contours. Rubberized mats also have this ability.
Line up the next and press the nubs on the edge down onto the loops of the first one until they snap together. Repeat the process, building it outward into the room, keeping the loops outward.
How Many Borders Are Needed?
For Island installations: Where the layout will have all four sides exposed to the room. In this case, the number of borders needed will be the length + width of the layout for each border type, and 4 corner pieces. Use half male and half female borders in this instance. Example 10x12 ft layout, 10+12 = 22 male borders, and 22 female borders, and 4 corners.
For Corner Installations: Where the layout will be pushed into one corner and will have 2 sides exposed to the room. In this case, the number of borders needed will be the length + width of the layout and one corner piece. Use all male borders in this instance. Example 10x12 ft layout, 10+12 = 22 borders, all male, and one corner.
For Inside corners, two border ramps will have to be manually cut at diagonal to fit. Use a sharp utility knife to cut this product or a table saw.
Disclaimer
Product dimensions may vary by product lot. Tile expansion can arise when used in these environments: high altitude locations and high sun exposure when installed on hard surfaces like concrete. An expansion gap is required when installing the tiles. The gap should be at least a 1/2 inch to allow for the expansion. Also, leave an expansion gap every 400 square feet.
Remove tree leaves promptly to prevent potential staining of the tiles by sweeping leaves off the tiles.
Do not power wash or use harsh chemicals.
Color variation is possible from lot to lot, even within the same order.
Maintenance
Recommended cleaning: Use vinegar and baking soda and hot water to clean the family of Staylock floor tiles. Do not use any cleaning solutions that contain bleach or other harsh chemicals. Do not power wash.
Shipping
Ships in cartons via ground service to your door, for larger orders product may ship freight delivery.
This Product Ships UPS Ground, FedEx Ground and/or Freight.
Please review our shipping disclaimer.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead and/or Phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
SKU# | SLPBlk |
In Stock | Yes |
Product Type | Tile |
Material Type | PVC Plastic |
Product Edging | Straight |
Thickness | 9/16 inch |
Width | 1.00 feet |
Length | 1.00 feet |
SF per Item | 1.00 |
Weight | 1.00 lbs |
Packaging | Cartons |
Number of Pieces per Package Type | 26 |
Non Absorbent | Yes |
Special Adhesives | No |
Universal Interlock | No |
Interlock Loss | 0.00 feet |
Material Hardness | Shore A 75 |
Interlocking Connections | Yes |
Made In | USA |
Surface Finish | Perforated |
Surface Design | Solid color |
Installation Method | Interlocking, dry lay |
UV Treated | Yes |
Reversible | No |
Border Strips Included | No |
Manufacturer Warranty | 1 year limited |
Customer Rating:
02/18/2022
Super product. Very convenient. Easy to install by DYI. Affordable. It perfectly fits my renovated outdoor patio of EPDM cover. I am very happy with the product & the customer support service.
Victor
SAN JOSE, CA
Customer Rating:
11/09/2020
Our existing deck had serious problems.
To enter the study space on the second floor, the Clinic staff people had to climb up the outside concrete stairs from the Clinic, and then walk across a modified bitumen roof to the door.
We paid dearly to have a wooden “platform” type “deck” built on the modified bit roof. It was terrible. The platform was taller than the top stair, and also taller than the threshold of the entrance door to the study. We were still stepping onto the bare roof at the top of the stairs, and then stepping down onto the bare roof close to the entrance door to the study. Everyone on the Clinic staff wanted to simply walk across a flat smooth surface to their door.
“StayLock” perforated roof tiles have greatly improved happiness and safety of the Clinic study. The physicians and the nurses no longer trip over the edge of the wood deck. They don’t need to step over the snow-and-ice puddle in front of their door.
We have covered the ugly black roof without repeating the failure of the previous design:
The StayLock deck covering is thin enough to be built all the way to the door, and all the way to the top of the stairs. It is no thicker than a thickly padded rug.
The tiles are easily removable, in case roof repairs are needed.
The StayLock tiles are flexible enough to “relax” down onto the underlying modified bitumen roof, which is definitely not smooth and flat.
We are shovel snow and apply salt.
Our new StayLock tiles are thin, removable, flexible, durable, and beautiful. Our deck is now a place to have lunch with a friend.
David K
WINNETKA, IL
Customer Rating:
10/25/2019
I used Greatmats on an outside GaGa Put and they worked very well. Great product.
Mike
BATESVILLE IN
Customer Rating:
09/16/2015
Perfect solution to incorporate a mulch-free zone for our toddlers on the playground. Tiles are flexible and stay put when locked together. Installation was quick and easy. We added the border edge for a finished look and smooth the transition.
Diane
Allentown, PA
Product Questions:
Q: What is the best tool for cutting tiles?
Q: Can this product be used on a TPO roof?
Q: Would this product be appropriate for a basement laundry area?
Q: Can the tiles be taken apart if a mistake is made during installation?
Q: The weight loading on the posted Specifications Data Sheet references 'patio furniture', which can be both very light or very heavy. Can you quote a specific weight? Can these tiles support grills and relatively heavy planters?
Q: Can these be used over concrete steps?
Q: Can these tiles be laid over grass and dirt?
Q: Could these be used as outdoor basketball courts?
Q: Is this product suitable for use in a basement that gets occasional water leaks? And can it support a washer/dryer or exercise equipment?
Q: It says it’s not suitable for heavy objects on top of the tiles, but there is a photo of a wooden playset on top of the tiles, so I’m confused. Can a playset be placed on top of the tiles? This is the exact purpose for which I wanted to use them.
Q: Can you use this on a garage floor?
Q: Can this product be used over gravel for a wheelchair path?
Q: Can this product be used over an EPDM roofing surface?
Q: What should I expect in a heavily wooded lot regarding cleaning leaves and pine needles in the grids? Sweep off? Hose off? Remove and shake off?
Q: Can it be used on an outdoor surface in the winter if there is a lot of snowfall in my area? Would I be able to run a heated cable under the product to help melt the snow without damaging it?
Q: We have a flat roof terrace that recently got a new membrane put on. It has slight ridges where the pieces connect and where they are tarred together; is this product recommended to create a more even surface? Or is there a different tile you suggest? Also, are these tiles stackable if we wanted to get them higher off the floor?
Q: Would this work over a flat asphalt roof? Should I use an underlayment? And are the tiles substantial enough to have a patio table and chairs on them?
Q: Can you place astroturf over these tiles on a flat roof?
Q: Can these be used on the ground to withstand parking cars on it?
Q: Does the StayLock get very hot in the summer, and can we use it for a school gym outside?
Q: I work at an elementary school, and we are looking for something to use as flooring in our Gaga Ball pit. Is it possible to get a sample piece of this product? I want to make sure it will be soft enough.
Q: Does StayLock come in any other color than black?
Q: Can these tiles be used on Trex decking to prevent falls from water?
Q: If installed on top of a wooden deck, will the tiles slip when dogs and kids run on them?