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HandyDeck tiles have inbuilt connecting tabs on all four sides which lock each tile securely to ... Can I lay HandyDeck over worn, cracked concrete?
HandyDeck tiles are an excellent way of covering old cracked concrete and avoiding the expense and e ... Can the tiles be used in extremely cold conditions?
Our SwiftDeck and LinkDeck wood tiles are generally unaffected by snow or ice although you may ... Are HandyDeck tiles effected by extremely hot conditions?
Neither the wood on the SwiftDeck or LinkDeck tiles nor the natural stone and porcelain on the EzyTi ... Can the tiles be used in areas with heavy rainfall, snow or ice?
HandyDeck tiles are specifically designed to be used in exterior situations, and can generally ... Can the tiles be laid directly on bare earth?
We normally recommend HandyDeck tiles be laid on well compacted gravel rather than directly on bare ... Can I use the tiles in a bathroom e.g. as a shower base?
Whilst it's certainly possible to use SwiftDeck Brazil Walnut or Brazil Teak tiles in a bathroom, th ... Can I use the tiles indoors?
You can certainly use any of our tiles indoors. The only real consideration is that if any crum ... Can the tiles be laid over an existing weathered wood deck?
HandyDeck decking tiles are a great way to bring an existing deck back to its former glory without a ... Can the tiles be laid directly on rooftops covered with a rubber or bituminous membrane?
<Any tiles in the HandyDeck range can be laid directly over a rooftop surface whether this be a t ... Can the tiles be laid on a sloping roof deck?
HandyDeck tiles can be laid on any sloping surface assuming that the slope is not so great that you ... Can I lay the tiles on a conventional deck sub frame across wood sleepers?
Although HandyDeck tiles are not specifically designed to be laid across bearers or sleepers altho ... Can the tiles be installed on a surface that is not completely level?
The somewhat flexible plastic base on the SwiftDeck and LinkDeck enables these tiles to be successfu ... Can a car be driven over the tiles?
Whilst each LinkDeck, SwiftDeck or ResiDeck tile is designed to support over 1 ton of weig ... Will the tiles be lifted by strong winds?
Since the tiles don't form a continuous sheet like a sheet of plywood for example, but have gaps in ... Most Viewed Questions
What stops the tiles from moving or sliding?
HandyDeck tiles have inbuilt connecting tabs on all four sides which lock each tile securely to ... What is the lifetime I can expect from a HandyDeck deck?
Your HandyDeck deck will provide many years of enjoyment even when fully exposed to the weather. The ... What tools will I need to install the tiles?
HandyDeck decking tiles can normally be snapped in place without the need for any special tools ...
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