- Do these planks need adhesive or underlayment?
- No. The backing is pressure-sensitive adhesive, so you peel and press onto a clean, flat, dry subfloor. Skip underlayment; it can stop the planks from bonding.
- Can I use them in a bathroom?
- Only in dry areas. They are rated for light traffic and are not a waterproof flooring, so avoid full bathrooms, laundry rooms and anywhere standing water sits.
- How much area does a 4-pack cover?
- Each box holds 10 planks at 6x36 inches, about 15 square feet per box, so a 4-pack covers roughly 60 square feet before waste. Buy extra for cuts and future repairs.
- How do they compare with click-lock vinyl planks?
- They are thinner, cheaper to try and easier to remove, but click-lock planks are thicker, float over minor imperfections and hold up better in traffic. Choose these for rentals and quick fixes.
- Can I install them over existing tile or concrete?
- Yes, if the surface is flat, clean and dry. Fill grout lines and low spots first, since the 2.0 mm planks show ridges and gaps.
- How do I cut and remove them?
- Score with a utility knife and snap, or use scissors for curves. To remove, warm the plank slightly and lift slowly; adhesive residue can be cleaned with mineral spirits.
- Where is the Achim Silver Spruce Wood Self-Adhesive Vinyl Planks Peel Stick Tiles, 4-Pack (40 PCs) cheapest?
- At Sears, for $119.29, as of our latest check.