Step 1 Step 2
Make sure the surface being covered On the bottom of every tile there
is relatively flat and free of anything are there four predrilled holes
that may get in the way of installation located in each of the four corners.
such as sticks, rocks or furniture. Insert one peg of an
iconnect disk
Then choose one corner of the area into each of the four holes and lay
to begin working in. the tile flat into place.
Tip Step 3
When working around edges and Once the initial tile is laid you'll be
corners of your project, use half or able to connect other tiles to it using
a quarter of the
iconnect disk the exposed pegs of the attached
instead of the whole thing. This will
iconnect disks. The
iconnect prevent having exposed connector disks have spacers so that each tile
disks around the edges of your patio. is positioned evenly. Continue to
Every
iconnect disk is divided by add tiles in an outward pattern until
grooves into four sections. These the entire surface is covered with
grooves can be used as a guide to tiles.
cut the disks or they can be scored
with a utility knife, allowing the disk
to be easily broken.
Tip The Final Result
When working with areas that don't Once you have covered the entire
have square edges or corners, the area with tiles, you have the
tiles can be disassembled by option of staining them or to leave
simply taking the stainless steel them their natural color. If you
screws out of one side of the tile decide to leave them their
and removing one of the slats. natural color, over time they will
This will allow you to cut the tile weather to an attractive gray color.
to fit the work area. Save the If at any time you want to bring the
removed piece to cut and re-attach tiles back to their natural color you
to the tile for added stability to your can do so by simply pressure
patio. washing them.