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easy, beautiful, sturdy. accurate description. I bought (3) 8ft pieces for a muddy “elephant path” in my backyard- dogs use it, people use it. would buy more if the need arises!

5 stars so far. Only owned a little less than a month so no clue about durability. It’s pretty and a good walkway. So far not slippery either.

Durable, solid footing, works well for us around our swim spa.

What could be easier? Just roll out the bundle. I like the look as it fits well in my Japanese garden. The only negative is that they don't last forever as weather does its thing. Regardless, it's good for approx. 3-4 years.

Such an easy and quick way to spruce up your garden. I bought both the straight and curved variety, so that I could customize the path to follow the garden beds. I also cut one so that it fit the space better. I bought my first one over a year ago and still looks really good.

Use this hack to make this cheap walkway much more durable. Place 2x4’s underneath. Lay them down on the flat side. I initially tried one on each side but the cheap walkway wood could not support the weight in the middle and instantly broke. By adding a third 2 x 4 in the middle it made this Cheap, disposable walkway pretty much bulletproof. I secured the walkway to the two by fours using my nail gun loaded with 1 inch brad’s

This pathway fits my needs perfectly to give my wife a way to get to her bird feeders.

This is an attractive product, and we used it to make a path across our back patio to the spa (hot tub), which use is most important in the winter to avoid ice when you trek from inside the house to the tub. (You can make beautiful ice-prints on concrete with your bare feet as you leave the spa, but they are not much appreciated by the next user). The rubber cord that connects the slats predictably lasted only one winter. I replaced it with plastic-coated stainless steel cables, using the spacers that came with the product, though I had to find a few to replace lost ones. I did it in such a way that the wood path now has loops at both ends that make it easier to move. I also stained the slats to give them more durability against our harsh Colorado weather, but that was just a bonus. We're ready for winter 2024-25!