I took down an old wooden lean to recently, to find that there was no actual ‘floor’ but that it sat directly onto the patio, and the slabs were replaced by kitchen tiles. So now I have a section of bright orange tiles in my garden.
The tiles are old, uneven, a nightmare in wet weather and look awful. Oh and there is also one small section which is laminate 
The entire patio and garden path needs replacing, and will cost a fair bit but we have other more pressing works to do in the house. This is a long way down the list, as we will need to save up again, and I don’t think there’s much point in getting just this section done properly right now.
My ideas so far have been:
-An outdoor rubber/bristle mat to cover them, but I can’t find one big enough.
-Take/smash the tiles up - but not sure after that? If it is just soil below the adhesive, then it will end up being a constant mudbath at the door.
-paint them as close to a concrete colour as possible, so they at least do not stick out so badly, but the odd bit of laminate will still be there. They will still be slippy in wet weather, unless there is a suitable paint that adds a bit of texture?
I would just leave it as it is if we could replace the patio in the next couple of months, but next year is more realistic, and I don’t think I can live with it until then.
Any ideas welcome!