AMBULABO Self-Adhesive Vinyl Flooring Planks – 7pcs (1m²) Peel and Stick Wood Effect Floor Tiles for Easy Home Update (Dark Brown)

These were easy to lay and seemed to stick down well we didn't need any other glue, and easy to cut with a really sharp utility knife, they were packaged good with plastic things on the corners to stop them getting damaged, the rustic look to these made them easy to lay as there's no specific pattern so you can lay them anyway you want,

No not at all no sticky on back so had to buy two tins so be aware?

I like 👍

Bought to repair a small area of flooring after we removed a low wall in our home gym. These were thin so we had to them double up to be the same thickness as the actual floor, however they were pretty easy to cut to size and lay into the space where the wall had been. We then laid the gym floor tiles over the top. Good for price.

Easy to lay down and cut feels like real laminates and great to put down no clicking in like laminates wish I done my livingroom with them as they are cheaper

Having failed many times trying to fit a piece of Lino on the bathroom floor, cutting it wrong and wasting the piece or ugly gaps, these planks were a different story.Looks good, easy to cut and fit and delighted. Cut with a strong scissors and used a paper template for exact fit around toilet and pipes.Highly recommended!

I can’t even reiterate enough how heavy one box is. Nearly 3 stone and the packaging is poor. The seller needs to add corner protectors for transit. Mine were chipped for that reason. Now I’ve seen how the corners can crumble I’m not sure how durable these would be long term.Personally I think floor fitting is an art and maybe an expert can make a cheap product look more expensive than it is….I’ve laid the boards out so you can clearly see the colour and pattern. As you can see you will need to arrange them first as having a bunch of wood knots in one place wouldn’t look good.I’m going to do my Summer House floor but at this time in the Winter it’s not suitable to take everything out so I only put one plank down.Even though my floor looks flat it obviously isn’t as even with only one plank the glue didn’t stick in one place. That’s why floor fitters are such experts by screening a floor first and making sure it’s 100% flat. I wouldn’t rely on the glue on the back. You definitely need to use a spray on adhesive as you go.Also when I had my kitchen done professionally they used a wooden strip to protect the edges and to stop moisture from going under the boards. This strip needs to match the floor so I’m not sure how easy that would be to match up… I would definitely think of putting some clear silicone round the edges as they do with vinyl flooring.I think this product depends how good a floor fitter you are as they aren’t high end and personally only suited for a Summer House. You’ll need a really sharp knife to cut these so the edges lie well as they are quite crumbly once broken.Average quality that looks more expensive if fitted well. I hope my photos have helped ☺️

I only did a couple of small projects, but I wouldn't hesitate to try a larger room next time.