can these tiles be used outdoors (Long Island, NY area)
301056
I would think it would be ok for outside except for snow or extreme heat eg:Phoenix where its 110 or more. The material is foam rubber, hope this helps!
301057
Yes, as long as they are kept clean and secured to the deck or floor they are used on.
301058
I would not recommend it for outdoor use. I would suggest something simpler where you could just lay out if you want something for outdoors. This takes time to connect and may not handle weather.
1408278
Ernie, If you are concerned with whatever you are going to move will scratch the tiles, I see no reason why you cannot use them. However, they may not make moving any easier.
382272
I dont know exactly and am unsure if it matters since they are a sold (with presumably a mesh back) by the square foot (i.e sheet). Rocky Point Tile (the vendor that I am familiar with) appears to have very good customer service. So you might want to contact them directly.
10286
Yes you can. The corner edges go a specific way so it may confuse you at first, but they are universal tiles.
11412
Yes, I only use them outdoors. They are really good for all types of floors
1161407
No. They are canvas and would not hold up to being outside for that amount of time. They are perfect for their intended use.
1791259
i believe so. But if the tile has natural finish then it may affect the appearance.
655776
I think that would be lovely! I bought these tiles for a art project and they are beautiful. I think you would be happy with them.
1180777
I'm not sure , the legs are Crome, not sure if the moisture would make the Crome chip. They might be fine in a covered out door area.
1048217
Yes you can. That is the reason I purchased it and it works great. The tiles are a hard plastic with area for the water to pass.
125313
They can be used outside. They might start to rust over time, but you can hit them with some spray paint if that happens.
318495
I have ceramic tile but I have not moved them so can't answer that. But they work great for us. Wish I knew about them earlier.
2044235
I think these tiles would work well for that. I got them for my garage because a lot of water was collecting on the floor from snow off of my cars. The water sat under the tiles without getting wet on the surface.
1650182
The instructions direct for outside use, however I also put it on the inside of my unfinished basement walkout door and the inside of the garage door. I didn't want it to roll down the driveway, and I see it before I drive somewhere. They get heavy and slimy when wet, so I probably wouldn't put them on carpet or hardwood. I imagine tile or stone would be ok.
333439
They can be, but I wouldn't recommend it since they aren't weather proof. They are designed for indoor use.
2219371
I doubt it. We had to replace these lights where we had them because they were on too long and seemed to overheat. I doubt they could be used outside. They're pretty sensitive lights.
1143013
They are too delicate to withstand the outside elements. If outside at all they would need to at least be under a covered deck or patio. I put mine on the mantel in the spring and they look great!