Stepping Tile - Copper/Gold

Very nice and well made, been out in sun for months an still nice condition.

I really loved these, sturdy and doesn't move when I step on it, functionality great. Looks pretty too. The thickness of the products looked good against the dirt, very happy.

Classic and elegant. They are rubber so easy to move if needed. I have them placed under my arbor. They do not get a lot of wear there so not sure how they would hold up with constant use but I’ve had them for at least three years.

Absolutely love these. I wish they came in a bigger size. I would definitely order the bigger size, but this is a great idea. I love how they look They definitely add some class to your patio and steps. Definitely recommend these. I just hope they will consider making a bigger size.

Pros/Cons: I like the copper/black rubber color, good value for gravel rock on bare dirt usage. Waterproof so helps keep my shoes out of the muddy areas. Adhesion is lacking on these unless it is flat ground, actually slides too much for safety, but wonderful size and blends well with grass, dirt, and/or gravel paths. Surprisingly heavy considering it tends to slide down even gentle sloping. Recommend for flat ground only, so not as versatile as I'd hope. Keeping them, but recommend a spikier texture to help anchor on slopes.

Really nice, sturdy and good value. I will buy more.

I needed something light but durable to make a path for my doggies. This totally worked. Very easy to move around. They don't slide on grass. The grass can grow around and through them. The pattern is really nice too.

One would definitely say that I like these because my fourth order of two sets of these three-packs just arrived, and I am very excited about getting this fourth order opened and laid out as the beginning of yet-another pathway through our courtyard between our three houses and cabana. We had long ago linked my house to my husband’s with heavy pavers, but we were years younger then and had had no joint replacements yet. I admit to not being thrilled with their design and the fact that they are made from rubber — yet, the need for easy functionality quickly overcame the insignificance of personal aesthetics. My plans are to create within this courtyard we own something akin to an English Garden, for that is what my husband has wanted for years. What he does not want, however, the is to have to do it himself; he lives almost fully in his mind. Fortunately, as a visual artist who got tired long ago of creating representational art and turned, instead, to creating something out of nothing — for me, a far more interesting way of visual expression, I feel as though this yard is like a blank irregularly-rounded canvas that exists only from the placements of the fences which link building to building, like a wagon train pulled around together at night for safety. These BIRDROCK HOME 15 x 15 Rubber Stepping Stones become, strangely enough, for me the equivalent of contour lines, made on paper by a pencil in my hand, being used initially for a rough draft of what I envision to be an abstract English Garden. The garden that my husband wants will be created in sections as these stepping stones will continue to be moved around until they create beautiful shapes that will remain empty until the planting begins. No straight lines are wanted here — only pathways that will meander softly across what is now a lawn, though all the grass will be replaced by plantings from ground covers to perennials to new bushes, shrubs, and small decorative trees. I do not believe that I could pull this project off, were it not for these rubber stepping stones. I cannot wait until I have enough of them here to help me not only to provide paths that are needed as walkways between homes (especially needed during long hard rainy seasons), but also to have created the beautifully shaped empty spaces needed for planting areas. I could not ask for a better group of lightweight stepping stones to act as my pencil as I draw in my husband’s favorite kind of garden — and one which will never need a tractor mower coming through again to cut the grass.