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Read more →Peel and stick vinyl flooring is a good option if you want an affordable, easy-to-fit floor for low to medium traffic areas. It offers a quick room update, comes in a wide choice of finishes and is easier to install than many traditional flooring types. The key to good results is proper surface preparation and careful fitting.
Yes, peel and stick vinyl flooring can be used in bathrooms and kitchens, provided the product is suitable for those spaces and the subfloor is properly prepared. Because these rooms can have higher moisture levels, it’s important to fit the flooring onto a clean, dry and level surface and wipe up standing water promptly.
In most cases, peel and stick vinyl flooring is fitted directly onto a smooth, clean and dry subfloor, so underlay is not usually required. Adding underlay can affect how well the adhesive sticks. If your floor has imperfections, it’s better to level or prepare the subfloor first rather than install underlay underneath.
The lifespan of peel and stick vinyl flooring depends on the quality of the product, how well it is installed and how much wear it gets. In well-prepared rooms with regular care, it can last for several years. Using it in the right space and keeping the floor clean and dry will help extend its life.
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