Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: can it be glued down
Document: This product seems to be all it claims to be. Very easy to put together. I am using it on a rubber flat roof so we can put chairs out and not damage the roof system. My only regret is that is does not seem to have any sort of trim piece and the raw &#34;hook&#34; edges show just as you see them in the photo. If this is not the case and trim is out there somewhere, let me know.
These outdoor tiles are not only sturdy and look nice, but once they've sat through a couple rains and settle in they are even better because they wont move or come apart. I was skeptical when I first got them, but love them now. I would recommend putting down weed killer prior to placing them if you have them on a grassy area though.
These are nice to look at and fit together well. They appear to weather well too. I plan to buy more.
Looks great and I plan on ordering a few more to make the area larger.
I'll update this review in a year or so. If they hold up without fading or rotting, I'll upgrade to 5 stars.
I took a jigsaw to them to cut them down to size to fit the space perfectly. Easy to do, just remember to account for the peg gap when you measure! There are little screws that attach the wood to the plastic, so be careful when cutting them. I chipped a tile the first time I cut because of the screw. The plastic pegs on the outside cut off  with a good pair of scissors, so if you are looking for a finished edge, you can just remove the pegs.
I have a cement floor lanai that stayed constantly wet with an outdoor rug on it and rotted out the legs of my patio furniture. I thought this might be the perfect solution, since the plastic peg bottom allows air to circulate and the bamboo dries fairly quickly once the rain ends. I've only had these down for a few months, so I don't want to give them 5 stars yet.
Answer: no