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Girl Scout troop purchased this to use for our bridging ceremony. In the past the girls had a bulky wooded bridge that was difficult to transport. This allowed the girls to roll up easily for storage in between bridging ceremonies. It is also lightweight so even our younger Girl Scouts can carry with ease

It might be bit on the pricey side, but it will be well worth it. We have a pool and the path way to the pool is part concrete and dirt. So, my kids going to and coming from the pool would get their feet dirty. After getting this wooden pathway, we simply rolled it out where we want to walk and it instantly transformed the pathway into a fancy walk way. 8 feet was bit short for us. So, we ended up buying two and it was good enough to reach the pool. What is one thing I really like about this pathway? The fact that it won't get damaged by pool water or rain. So far, it has been getting used on and off for a week now and in the rain and has been working for us. No complain here. Buyers of this product should think through before posting their comments. Just because this item came broken doesn't mean all their products including this one DEFECTIVE and NO ONE SHOULD USE IT. Things can get damaged during shipment, you know.

right out of the boxes, they were easy to just plop on the ground and use for wherever i wanted. For me, it was around a raised garden that has stones and weeds all around , so this was a perfect grouping for me, to place all around the garden and have a place that is easy to walk on...plus it looks great and really made the area nice looking. The only one negative , but was so easy to remedy, was the smell when the planks are first out of the box and placed on the ground. But, i found out that i could just throw a little dishwashing soap or laundry detergent, even watered down a lot , all over the planks and then just wash off with a hose and the smell is gone within a few minutes..(cannot identify the smell, maybe an insecticide or a wood coating? but i have bought a lot of them and probably always will when i need them

A couple things to help when you buy it. I had to cut it to for size. The ends are held by a screw that goes next to the elastic string in the hole. If you need to cut it for size, first put the 2 screws in on the one side and then 2 screws on the other side, THEN cut the elastic string running through boards.Second, the boards expand. After laying all the boards down and fastening them with hooks we noticed where 2 different sections came together, they started to hit each other and lift up. So be prepared to relay them all down again after several months.Lastly, we used the curved hooks to hold it down. Turns out that works against you. The boards really don’t move and the little bit it does move, the hooks don’t help because of large gap in hooks and small elastic rope to hook it on. Also, if you don’t have an extremely flat surface, by walking on uneven surface, stepping down on low area will lift up boards on other side and lift up the hooks. Then walking back, you end up tripping over the raised hooks now sticking up.Update….After 5-6 months down the road the rubber rope in between started breaking on all my panels and the rubber inserts cracked and fell off. These were too expensive to toss so basically I restrung them with waxed covered twine and added thick rubber washers to replace washers that broke and fell off

These cedar boardwalk sections are just what I needed to fix up my uneven, muddy garden pathway fast and for such a reasonable cost. Each year, the path beside my raised beds has gotten more uneven, and there is no chance of growing grass there, since it is the main thoroughfare between the house, garage, compost bins, and garden. It is kind of at the bottom of a slope, and it can be slippery when wet. A brick or paver pathway would be ideal, but it would be time-consuming and expensive to install. I bought three of these cedar boardwalks, and they are as easy to install and whipping a spreading a beach blanket. They were all three in perfect condition. Though I doubt they would stand up to rough treatment, I expect they will be quite durable enough for my purpose. They suit the rustic nature of my New England garden, and will probably weather in time. I won't leave them out over the winter. Perfect solution!

what can i say, i loved this so much the minute i got it, i had to order another. it came packaged so that i could easily carry it to where i wanted to place it, that i was able to open the end of the box, "pour" the walkway out of the box and then just roll it out. the walkway has been ugly since the universe was in short trousers and nothing i ever put there worked. cement walking brickey things always tripped me and everyone else, not to mention catching up the garden hose all the time. this walk way just rolled out, its so lovely to walk on, hose off if it gets muddy and is easily moved if you need to move it elsewhere. probably going to get a third on. i'm that happy with them. one more will reach to my driveway.

It arrived quickly, looks nice but it has totally rubber or synthetic rubber cables. The listing says - "Connected with wire and rubber Spacers". I checked all four ends and there is no wire cable or even coated cable.I'm disappointed because I had read reviews about plastic or rubber only cables and specifically ordered this one thinking it would be "Connected with wire and rubber Spacers".I don't intend to leave it in the weather but plan to used it between rows as needed to garden and then clean and store it. When these cables break, I'll repair it with actual wire cables.