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My new balcony using Eco Arbor Deck Tiles

13 years ago
last modified: 13 years ago
This was my own project utilizing my own product. IT comes in handy being in the outdoor decking industry when you have to redo a patio. The floor is a typical TPO membrane with our interlocking 12x12 Ipe deck tiles over the top. Took me all of 3 hours to install them. Do you like the result?
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  • PRO
    13 years ago
    Thanks everyone, our product will install over any flat surface this just happens to be my own home so I thought I would post it here. Our product page and Houzz profile is under our company name Eco Arbor Designs, considering a typical deck is about 10-15 installed for composite or doug fir, this gives you a true hardwood for around $10-12 depending on the wood you choose. In addition it is removable allowing you access to your drains and membrane for future maintenance. One other thing is that you can remove it and take it with you if you wish protecting your investment in the material. I think you can just click on my logo to see our profile page and find out more info. I am also here to answer any questions. We have been in the modular outdoor flooring biz for close to ten years and have designed ourselves many of the products you will find on our website www.ecoarbordesigns.com

    Comments (10)

    • PRO
      13 years ago
      Love it...great job!
    • 13 years ago
      Looks great!
    • PRO
      13 years ago
      Wow, like the product-you should post information about the product too
    • 13 years ago
      yes it looks nice. interested to hesr more including cost comparison to typical wood decks. my understanding with most alternative decking is that it's only economical if you plan to have it more than 5 yrs.
    • PRO
      13 years ago
      last modified: 13 years ago
      Really like the textures and it looks very wood-like without the maintenance.
    • PRO
      13 years ago
      Looks great. How thick is the material? Looking at the weep screed of the stucco, it looks very thin...and do you have a close-up photo to show the back side of each panel? Thanks
      -Steve
    • PRO
      13 years ago
      Looks beautiful.
    • 13 years ago
      Good job!
    • PRO
      12 years ago
      @ steve we have a downloadable spec sheet on our site which shows the backing of each tile. The interlocking system was designed by us and in our opinion snaps together better than any other product on the market and enables you to remove just one tile from anywhere on the surface. our site is www.ecoarbordesigns.com
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