Outdoor spaces, reimagined
A Better Surface for Life Outside.
Stone textures, easy-fit tiles and composite decking to turn an everyday outdoor space into somewhere you want to stay.
Designed for outdoor projectsStone, composite & easy-care optionsClear coverage by boxProject planning made simple
FIND YOUR KIND OF FLOOR
Start with the look and installation style that fits your project.
WHICH SURFACE FITS YOUR PLAN?
A quick comparison of the four formats in the current assortment.
| Flooring type | Look & feel | Typical box coverage | Plan for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Natural stone tiles | Real stone variation and texture | 8 sq. ft. | Tile layout, suitable flat base and drainage |
| Patterned & mosaic tiles | Defined grids, ashlar or mosaic patterns | 8 sq. ft. | Pattern direction and edge cuts |
| Composite decking boards | Long wood-inspired lines | 6 or 8 sq. ft. | Board length, support and fastening requirements |
| Plastic deck tiles | Practical geometric patterns | 44 sq. ft. | Prepared surface and tile orientation |
Coverage is based on the supplied price list; check each product listing for final specifications.
PatioNatural stone textures for an outdoor gathering space.Explore stone tiles ↗
BalconyA compact surface with a light, structured stone pattern.Explore balcony tiles ↗
Backyard deckLong, clean lines for an outdoor living area.Explore composite boards ↗
Garden & WalkwayAdd a defined surface to garden paths and outdoor walkways.Explore gardern tiles ↗
Scene images are design visualizations. Refer to product photographs for exact color, pattern and construction.
BEGIN WITH A FEELING
Three directions for choosing color and texture, shown as design visualizations. Check product photographs for exact finishes.
Warm & Layered
Mixed stone tones bring visual depth to a patio or outdoor seating area.
Explore natural stone ↗
EXPLORE THE COLLECTION
Choose a finish, then open the matching Shopify product.
HOW MUCH FLOORING DO YOU NEED?
Enter the area you want to cover. The estimate rounds up to full boxes and includes an optional allowance for cuts and layout.
Confirm the installation surface, product coverage and layout before ordering.
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What is an interlocking deck tile?
A finished surface sits on a connecting base. The edges join one tile to the next, making it easier to create a planned layout over a suitable flat, stable surface.
- Choose the finish: natural stone for organic variation, or a patterned tile for a more uniform look.
- Check the base: the surface must suit the product’s installation instructions and drainage needs.
- Measure the area: compare square footage per box before ordering.
FROM IDEA TO INSTALLATION
Four checks make it easier to select the right format and order a realistic quantity.
Map the Area
Measure length and width, then note corners, obstacles and the intended layout direction.
Pick the Format
Compare stone tile, patterned tile, deck board and plastic tile by appearance and installation method.
Check the Case
Confirm the product's requirements for a stable surface, drainage and any support or fastening.
Allow for Cuts
Use box coverage and add a suitable allowance. Round the result up to full boxes.
LOOK CLOSER BEFOR YOU CHOOSE
Compare more than color. Format, edge connection and box coverage affect the finished project.
SEE THE PATTERN
Stone variation, square grids, ashlar layouts and long boards each create a different visual scale.
CHECK THE CONNECTION
Interlocking tiles and long decking boards use different installation methods. Review the individual product before you plan the base.
GOOD TO KNOW
Can I install interlocking tiles without tools?
The interlocking tile products in this assortment use connecting bases designed for tool-free assembly. Prepare a flat, solid surface and follow the individual product instructions.
How do I calculate the number of boxes?
Multiply length by width in feet, add an allowance for cuts and layout, then divide by the product’s coverage per box. Round up to a whole box. The calculator above does this for the formats in the supplied price list.
Are all RIMOBA products the same material?
No. This assortment includes natural stone surface tiles, patterned stone-look tiles, composite decking boards and plastic deck tiles. Compare material and installation details on each product before ordering.