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Tarkett FiberFloor Waterproof Vinyl Sheet

Tarkett FiberFloor Waterproof Vinyl Sheet

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$31.69at Lowe's, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Tarkett FiberFloor Waterproof Vinyl Sheet

The Tarkett FiberFloor Waterproof Vinyl Sheet is a glue-down vinyl floor in a stone-look pattern with a textured, low-gloss finish. It is waterproof, scratch resistant, phthalate free and certified FloorScore and asthma/allergy friendly, so it suits kitchens, bathrooms and light-traffic renovation projects. It can go over wood, concrete, cork underlayment, tile or existing vinyl, which keeps tear-out work down. No current price was provided, so check the latest best price against its recent range before buying.

Best forDIY kitchen and bathroom refreshesRentals and light-traffic roomsCovering old tile or vinyl without tear-out
Allergy-sensitive households
Pros
  • Waterproof core for kitchens and baths
  • Scratch-resistant, textured low-gloss surface
  • Glue-down install over wood, concrete, cork, tile or vinyl
  • Phthalate free with FloorScore and asthma/allergy certifications
  • Sheet format means fewer seams than tile or plank
Cons
  • Glue-down installation is less forgiving for beginners than a floating floor
  • Thin 0.042 in sheet shows subfloor imperfections
  • Best for light traffic, not heavy commercial use
  • Sheet goods need careful measuring and seaming

Tarkett FiberFloor Waterproof Vinyl Sheet prices at every store

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Tarkett FiberFloor Waterproof Vinyl Sheet price history

Lowest price we've seen: $31.69 on Nov 2 at Lowe's. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.

What reviewers say

Owner feedback on FiberFloor sheet is generally positive on value and water resistance, with installation skill the main dividing line.

Pros
  • Holds up well in kitchens and bathrooms
  • Comfortable, quieter underfoot than hard tile
  • Good value for a full-room renovation
Cons
  • Seams and edges can lift if the glue-down is rushed
  • Thin material telegraphs bumps in the subfloor
  • Pattern repeat can look repetitive in large rooms

Specifications

Material
Vinyl
Thickness
0.042 mil
Installation Type
Glue down
Water Protection
Waterproof
Scratch Resistance
Scratch resistant
Style
Stone look
Finish
Textured, Low gloss
Application Room
Kitchen, Bathroom
Application Surface
Wood, Concrete, Cork underlayment, Tile, Vinyl
Certifications
Floor score, Asthma and allergy certification
Eco Friendly Features
Phthalate free
Sustainability Certifications
Floor score

Questions and answers

Is it worth it over peel-and-stick vinyl tile?
Yes for wet rooms. Sheet vinyl has far fewer seams, so water is less likely to get underneath. Peel-and-stick is easier for a beginner but less durable in bathrooms.
Can it go over existing tile or vinyl?
Yes, Tarkett lists tile and vinyl among approved surfaces, along with wood, concrete and cork underlayment. The existing floor must be clean, flat and sound, and you still need the recommended adhesive.
Is it really waterproof?
The vinyl sheet itself is waterproof, so spills and splashes won't soak through. Water can still reach the subfloor at seams, edges and perimeter gaps if installation is poor.
How thick is it?
It is 0.042 in thick, which is on the thin side for sheet vinyl. It feels firm underfoot but will show subfloor imperfections, so prep the surface carefully.
What is in the box?
You get the vinyl sheet only. Adhesive, rollers, seam sealer and tools are sold separately, so budget for those before starting.
When is it cheapest?
Sheet vinyl tends to drop during remodeling-season sales and clearance events. Compare the current per-square-foot price across stores and watch for roll-end discounts.