Art3d 36-Pack 54 Sq.ft Peel and Stick Floor Tiles Vinyl Plank Flooring Wood Look, Adhesive and Waterproof Tile Sticker for Bedroom, Living Room, Kitchen, RV in Ashtree

I recently bought a home and my wife was generous enough to give me a room. The photos I attached is a before and after photo. I needed 5 boxes of the 36 pack to complete this room. It arrived quickly with zero damages to the planks. I have bought those clip on planks before that was made of real wood and there were always a few planks that were chipped or bent. These planks were all good. Not a single corner was damaged from delivery. It took me a few hours to install them and it was super easy. All you need to do is peel the back of the planks, follow the directional arrows, and lay it down. The boxes provides you with a tip and floor patterns you can follow. It shows you the inches for each plank for each certain patterns which was very helpful. The tip is to complete one row at a time. My floor was not leveled. I didn’t sand my floor so I was worried that the bumps and different floor level would cause problems. The planks were actually very flexible. From looking at it, you cant tell that there is a bump on the floor. I thought the planks would lift but the back of the plank is really sticky. I’ve placed it on a the floor, realized it wasn’t straight, completely peeled it off and you can place it back down no problem. It didn’t lose the stickiness when I had to redo it so I was glad to find out that you can adjust them and re stick if needed. Overall, it’s a very good product, they look great. The black is shiny. Easy to cut too. Just need scissors or utility knife. PS, if you have dogs with white fur, maybe don’t get black if you don’t want to see their white fur everywhere. The planks are so black that you can easily see them.

This flooring is fantastic! I’ve used it on three projects and it’s holding up very well. Waterproof and nice looking. Well worth the cost. Easy to cut when necessary. Great product.

Great for any high traffic area in your home, these stand up good to wear and tear once you get them securely attached to the floor, i used some adhesive on top of the adhesive that comes on the back of each plank. Very easy to install and they are not too thin so they dont bend and break easily like the last brand i tried.

When we replaced our toilet a few months back, we weren't prepared for the dark yellow, half moon stain that would be horribly visible in front of the new toilet. We were on a time crunch as our help was about to leave, doing budget friendly fixers in our very old house, and a pivot was in order. Enter these plank tiles. When you're met with floors that aren't level, these are perfect because they're flexible and move with the natural movement in the floor. We prep cleaned the linoleum flooring with alcohol and a scour pad to remove any residue and scuff up the surface for better sticking. These did not disappoint in the realm of stickiness. Once you put them down and they sat for a minute, they stuck really well. They were also extremely easy to cut with scissors. Overall, we're pretty satisfied. Our old floor looks great! As far as care, it gets the robot vacuum, a dry mop cloth, and occasionally hand wiped with a dampened cloth and mild dish detergent, then dried with a towel. My only concern is that the color coating is on the thin side, so the question of long-term durability, is still in the air. Though, it seems to currently be holding up ok to the robot vacuum.

Already installed 5 boxes. Just ordered another 4 for another room. Looks GREAT! Although the color (Rosewood) appears with an orange/oak hue in the photos. It is NOT! It is more brown hues. The photos under "FEATURES" is what it actually looks like. Somewhat easy to install but take your time. Floor must be CLEAN! Especially ZERO particles. They leave bumps in your new floor. A vacuum is a necessary tool when installing this floor. I also used a LARGE rubber hammer to make floor comply (lay flat) at joints. Stagger your floor. I started out by cutting a plank in half. Installing a full plank, then 1/2 plank next to it then full, then the other 1/2 plank. Then continuing with all full planks. I followed the arrows mostly, but I didn't notice any reason for doing so and didn't follow them if I didn't want to. You DO NEED TO watch the patterns. Otherwise you can end up with several matching patterns (knots) next to each other. The knotted ones are not as common and if you just watch out for those you'll be okay. They can be removed even a few days later to fix mistakes. Best to not make them in the first place. (Even small debris causing bumps under flooring) The planks will bend a little. Place the plank end to already laid end SQUARE push tight. Then put long edge against already laid long edge and force it against the already laid long edge as you lay it down inch by inch pushing it (bending it) if necessary against the already laid plank being sure to not overlap, but tight up against. Then lay rest of plank (the other long side) flat on your existing floor. Run your hand over entire plank pressing it down especially along the seams. (Big rubber hammer comes in handy here sometimes) Rinse repeat. Change your razor blade often the point is all you really use and it dulls after awhile. (I didn't use scissors, razor blade worked better) Tip for pieces you have to cut to fit other than just for length, I used the razor blade along each edge to cut off the excess paper backing. This way I could try the piece in its spot to see if it fits. If it does you can still get the rest of the backing paper off with your fingernails or the razor knife. I was able to fit the flooring up tight to my existing baseboard and do not need any molding. You can add a small molding if you like, but if you are careful you can make it fit tight and not need it. For small fill in pieces I used wide blue painters tape putting it into the space and trimming off excess with razor knife. Pull out the tape, now a pattern, and stick it on to a scrap piece and cut it out along the shape of the tape/pattern. Works GREAT! Perfect shaped piece. Be sure to have a trash can with a trash bag in it close at hand. The paper backing makes a huge mess. Don't let it get out of control. There is a lot more of it than you think. Hope this helps.

We built an outdoor bathroom over the summer and needed flooring that I could put down straight on the slab. So I did some research and purchased this. I love it. It is flexible, easy to cut and I like how it looks like stained wood even has texture. I used some construction adhesive to help it stay on the slab (even though it stuck good without it) just because this bathroom will be used when people get out of the pool and hottub. It has gotten wet alot and has not faded or tried to peel up. Will definitely use this for future projects.

Its ok. Easy to cut but some planks came with no adhesive at all

Very good quality and easy to install. I completed my front entryway all by myself.

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Super leicht zu verlegen.Ich als Frau hab das alleine hinbekommen.Schwarz sieht sehr schön aus Kaum Verschnitt. Sehr schön anzusehen.Ueberlwge schon andere Zimmer auch noch zu verlegen .

It was so easy to use, I just put over the existing flooring. It's super thin, the adhesive works beautifully and the floors look amazing. I would definitely recommend it.