DekTek Tile

Home Improvement Professionals , Decks, Patios & Outdoor Enclosures
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DekTek Tile
7 Reviews

Concrete Tile Deck Patio

New Jersey Flood Zone Deck
Project Year: 2019
Finished project. DekTek Tile concrete tile deck allowed for there to be no drop down from the door, while still allowing for the deck to drain. DekTek Tile also allows for easy integration of composite decks and railings.
New Jersey Flood Zone Deck
Before photo of the entire project. The area is a flood zone, so there was no existing deck
New Jersey Flood Zone Deck
Tile deck framing being set up. This was designed so that the tiles will be level with the door, but still have enough room to drain properly.
New Jersey Flood Zone Deck
Finished joist system. Two boards (2x6) together with a ¾-inch spacer in between. Joists need to be laid out 16”o.c., so that each side of the DekTek tile sits on one of the sister joists. With the spacer in the middle, it lets the water drain.
New Jersey Flood Zone Deck
Another angle of the 2x6 joist system. This allos for easy placement of tiles that still allows for drainage. Critical since this project is in a flood zone.
New Jersey Flood Zone Deck
Finished DekTek Tile deck. Oak Tile from the Elevate Collection with composite trim and upper patio.
New Jersey Flood Zone Deck
Partial construction of the Oak Tile deck. Once the first couple rows get set, the project becomes very quick to finish because of the easy installation.
New Jersey Flood Zone Deck
Sealant being rolled on to the finished DekTek Tiles. T-3 Construction LLC used a solvent-based concrete sealer made by Alliance called Gator Seal. Sealer is a must for DekTek tiles because it protects the tiles year-round and also brings out their colors.
New Jersey Flood Zone Deck
Side view of the finished project.
New Jersey Flood Zone Deck
Finished project with sealant applied. DekTek Tile easily integrates with composite railings and stairs to create two level outdoor patios.
New Jersey Flood Zone Deck