Description
- [Realistic Wood Grain with DIY Options]: With a super realistic wood grain appearance and various color options, these tiles meet personalized decorative needs. They are versatile enough for use in homes or commercial spaces, suitable for shop decoration, rental renovations, and RV flooring projects.
- [Robust Support & Stability]: The 0.047-inch thickened PVC layer provides excellent support, effectively covering slightly uneven surfaces and preventing curling. The strong adhesion maintains stickiness even in wet conditions, making these tiles a reliable choice for any environment.
- [Easy Installation and Clean Removal]: Featuring a strong self-adhesive backing, these high-quality wood vinyl floor tiles allow for simple peel-and-stick installation. They can be easily applied and removed without leaving sticky residues, saving time and repair costs while promoting a cleaner environment.
- [Durable and Waterproof Materials]: Crafted with anti-water technology, these floor tiles are designed to perform well in moisture-prone areas such as kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and laundry rooms. Their wear-resistant and scratch-proof surfaces withstand heavy foot traffic, ensuring long-lasting durability.
- [Size and Coverage Area]: Each peel and stick floor tiles measures 36 x 6 inches, with a thickness of 0.047 inch. A set of 36 pcs covers an area of 54 Sq.Ft.
Alexis –
My pictures don’t do the naked eye view justice. These are really dark in a delightful way. I was looking at a couple of other options that turned out to be too orange when I was aiming for cherry red, and one of those was very inflexible. I chose these because they can rescue a messed up floor that could never be flat enough for the inflexible tiles I tried before any wood look. And they’re working very nicely. But I do have a couple of complaints. The boards are not cut so perfectly uniform, and the surprise of quarter inch extensions or missing portions messed up the installation process. I wish they were more trustworthy there. And it’s not so bad that they all seem to have the exact same pattern or picture of wood, but it is a little sad. I’d want more variety than this, as you can expect this sort of thing from cheaper options, and I just thought I was getting higher quality than this. But the stickiness is really strong, hard to correct an error, but good when you’ve done it right. And yeah, I’d prefer the extra strength when it comes to floors. It’s looking pretty good overall.
Cynthia R. Andresen –
I’m very pleased with these peek and stuck for tiles, they are very aesthetically pleasing and go great with everything. If you weren’t the one who installed them, you may never know that they are stick on tiles, the finished product looks real. They were very easy to install, they seem very durable and waterproof, the size was perfect, and overall a great value for the money.
Alexis –
I used these for a small storage loft, and they were more than adequate for that purpose. The pieces are thick enough and seem well made. They are also pretty flexible. The plywood I laid these down on was pretty bumpy and I didn’t feel like smoothing it down prior to application, but the flooring went over the bumps pretty well and didn’t separate. Of course, in a regular flooring application it should be smoother, but it is nice to know you don’t have to have the perfect floor to install it.
The printing was good. It isn’t like it is going to deceive anyone into thinking it is real wood (more due to texture than anything), but the colors and pattern are good, and the printing is excellent.
Would definitely recommend if you need inexpensive and waterproof flooring–for example in a kids room.
Tori –
These are a very decent vinyl planks.
The first thing you need to know, which is not listed in the product specs, as important as it is, each plank is approximately 35” long by 6” wide; this will help you figure out how many packs you need to cover the desired area.
Installing is really easy: just prep and clean the area, peel the plastic backing and apply. To cut them to size, make sure you have a sharp exacto knife and a ruler at hand.
I used them to complete the flooring on an exterior playhouse for my kids, to protect the wood subfloor and it seems to be doing a great job. One pack wasn’t enough so I had to combine the colors into a “design” to cover the whole area.
As far as the adhesive backing, it is not the strongest and a day later some are still peeling back up, even thought I’ve kept them laid flat for over a week, since they come tightly rolled and initially they attempt to warp back into a roll.
All in all, these are nice for minor projects. However, because there is no cushion, the adhesive doesn’t seem super strong and the pack only brings 12 planks which covers nothing, I wouldn’t use these for any major flooring projects.
Liya Endale –
1st of all it came in a roll taped up. At first I could not figure out what it was. This has to be one of the cheapest pieces of garbage I have ever purchased. The finish on it doesn’t even feel like vinyl. It looks extremely cheap. Extremely thin. Don’t waste your money.
Liya Endale –
Super nice, super easy to apply and sticks really really well, i love the color and very durable!!
RoseFire –
Came in quickly and rolled up, which made it harder to get them flat. You’ll need to lay something over them to keep them flat while the adhesive settles. I wanted to use these for my accent wall and since i didn’t have anything to push it flat against the wall i kept waking up with tiles that had rolled back up off the wall. I would recommend an additional adhesive to this one. This could work for temporary projects like a play set (on a subfloor, not on a floor you want to use again- i imagine the adhesive on some tiles will mess up a floor or wall if you take it of after a while).
RoseFire –
Good or remodel – even over old tiles. The long strips allow for a natural plank look.