5.0 out of 5 stars Make sure the floor is CLEAN! ZERO debris under planks Check each piece you lay.

E.R. · February 17, 2025

(function() { P.when('cr-A', 'ready').execute(function(A) { if(typeof A.toggleExpanderAriaLabel === 'function') { A.toggleExpanderAriaLabel('review_text_read_more', 'Read more of this review', 'Read less of this review'); } }); })(); .review-text-read-more-expander:focus-visible { outline: 2px solid #2162a1; outline-offset: 2px; border-radius: 5px; } 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.

5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome, easy to install and beautiful flooring

C.L. · April 19, 2025

I absolutely love these! I'm a 43 year old woman and I did my 7x8 bathroom all by myself in under 2 hours. I was looking for a cheap refresh that I could just slap down over some old blue vinyl tiles that were badly separated. I didn't remove the toilet to "do it right" but because a portion of my 7x8 bath was taken up by the tub/shower combo, whenever I get around to replacing the wax ring, I have enough extra pieces to redo it correctly. One box sid the whole room. Finished the edges with caulk by toilet and tub and used some rubber edging by the black baseboards. Can't comment on how well it holds up, but it sits very nicely. Had one lump in subfloor from settling over a joist, but its not noticeable with this floor. Had to reposition a piece and was able to pull it up and stick it back down easily. Cuts super easily with a razor blade/box cutter. I was able to push it to crease around the toilet a bit, then just cut straight through for a clean edge. I've gotten multiple compliments and told it looks like a professional did it. My husband wasn't too impressed with the product at first, but now he wants it in his bathroom and the kitchen too! I have a bad back and he has a bum knee, so we knew we didn't want to put down ceramic, as it's hard on the joints, and wood isn't suitable for wet areas, but this stuff looks amazing and feels comfortable to walk on!!

5.0 out of 5 stars Looks exactly like regular vinyl flooring!

S. · June 12, 2025

The stickiness was so good, a little too good! So be 100% certain before laying it down. Easy to cut, perfect color, amazing price, & it’s thick, so feels good great and none have came up on the corners after months of use! Very durable and easy to clean!

4.0 out of 5 stars Depends on your needs

M.H. · May 10, 2025

This isn’t expensive looking flooring. It looks ok though if you are looking for an inexpensive option and something easy to install

5.0 out of 5 stars Inexpensive Easy Upgrade

S. · June 11, 2025

I’m very happy with this flooring! Nothing but compliments when visitors see it. Easy to install, sticky, easy to cut and reposition, took me a couple days to get it all down, but I really like it and would buy again.

3.0 out of 5 stars These are sheets, not planks

K.L. · May 4, 2025

First, these are vinyl flooring. Not vinyl plank flooring. These are a little thicker than duct tape. Whereas vinyl flooring interconnects and forms a floating floor.It costs almost the same as vinyl plank flooring, but looks much cheaper and less professional.It looked good for my application, but you should know what you are getting before you buy. It got three stars because I was expecting planks, not sheets.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great Laminate Look Alike. Close color match.

N.D. · April 25, 2025

Great peel and stick. Justed layed them down but we're fairly easy to work with. Cutting them to size, e.g. notching around angles and pipes, is difficult because they aren't as flexible as other panels. But the trade off is something that looks and feels like laminate flooring so that's a win in my book.Haven't showered with them in the room yet. There's no fan in the bathroom so I might install a dehumidifier to reduce risk of mold (which I only consider an issue because some little nooks and crannies don't lay flat for the adhesive to seal to the floor).There are a couple spots where I couldn't get them completely flush but that's because nothing in my bathroom is exactly square.Might update after some time to see how they wear.

1.0 out of 5 stars No me gusto

J.c. · April 22, 2025

No me gustaron, no la pude usar, es muy incómodo pues hay que usar pegamento aparte del que trae la baldosa

Zufrieden 😊

D. · March 13, 2025

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Easy to install

M.R.E.H. · June 7, 2025

Easy to install, easy to cut

Great value

J. · June 10, 2025

These were greatI used them on my floor and countertop

Não gostei

L.B. · December 29, 2024

Tamanho pequeno e quantidade pouca.

lames adhésives qui se collent facilement et moderne

m. · May 16, 2025

très bonne lames, facile à coller meme pour une femme qui aime la décoration.