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Art3d's peel-and-stick vinyl planks are 12 x 12 inch squares in a Taupe Ash wood-look finish, sold in a 30-pack. Each tile is wear-resistant PVC over a hard stone composite core, so it lays flat, resists water and does not expand or deform like real wood. They suit renters, quick kitchen or bathroom refreshes and anyone avoiding grout and adhesive. Against ceramic tile they are softer and less slippery, and against traditional wood flooring they are far easier to install, though the thin vinyl feel and visible seams are the trade-off.
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Owners rate these tiles well, praising easy installation and the convincing wood look for the effort involved. Complaints center on edges not sticking firmly and the thin feel underfoot.
These peel and stick vinyl floor tiles have a wood plank look in a gray finish. Each tile measures 12 x 12 inches, and the pack contains 30 tiles. The surface has a real wood texture and grain.
The tiles are made with a wear-resistant PVC top layer over a hard stone composite material. They are lightweight and self-adhesive, so they are applied by peeling and sticking. The material does not expand or deform over time.
The product is waterproof. Its wood tone and grain give a warmer feel than ceramic tile, and the wood-style surface has more friction than slippery ceramic tile.














