Oxdigi Peel and Stick Herringbone Vinyl Flooring Roll 23"x 393"/64 Sq.Ft, Self Adhesive Vinyl Floor Tiles Wood Plank Flooring Waterproof Wear-Resistant for Any Room, DIY Floor Coverings, Nature Wood

Looked good until it started peeling up. It was extremely hard to get off. I lost my rental deposit because of how damaged it made the floor look. I would not recommend this product. I don’t know if I have ever left a bad review but ppl need to know. It was a hassle. I did everything they suggested to get it off. It was horrible. Worst experience. Spent sooo much money on products to try and remove.

This is an incredibly durable and well made vinyl flooring option. The installation was relatively easy, but you must be precise with the application, otherwise you will have major issues with any corrections. Although this was a great vinyl flooring option for the time that I had it, I need to caution anyone planning on purchasing this: if you plan on removing the flooring within a year or two, I would recommend another option... this is intended to be closer to a permanent flooring solution. I had to remove the flooring within 4 months because my dog started chewing and scratching it apart at the seams. What followed was a brutal process of removing the flooring. The adhesive is EXTREMELY sticky and very difficult to remove. I spent about 5 days removing the aluminum foil (with a hair dryer) and scraping the adhesive off with a putty knife and using a significant amount of pro goo gone solution. The floor is still sticky and will probably never be unsticky again. It would be unfair for me to rate this product lower for doing its job, but beware that the consequences of having to remove it are great.

I love the color. The ease in putting down. But am disappointed because of the several visible furniture leg indentations even with furniture protectors. Would not buy again. Thickness is not thick enough. Quality is questionable.

Great, inexpensive option. I purchased this to cover some torn, worn out linoleum flooring in my bathroom. It is not the easiest product to put down. The backing material is hard to tear off because it is very thin. The adhesive is VERY strong, so when you put it down, it stays in place. That can be a blessing and a curse, because it can be difficult to do adjustments on. I also noticed that it is easy to crease, so be careful to not bend it when placing it in tight areas. I ended up needing to remove the protective covering over the adhesive backing and carefully placing it on the old flooring. All in all, it turned out great. I mean, I did an entire bathroom for about $30, and had quite a bit of flooring left over, so it was well worth the money. It was about 40 square feet, and took me a couple of hours. For a temporary fix, it is well worth the money. Long term, I would probably go with the snap in place planks, but this laid down well.

This flooring is pretty easy to use. It's thicker than the normal peel & stick flooring I've seen before. I probably wouldn't use this in a high traffic area like a kitchen. I put it around my bed because I hate carpet & it seems to be holding up so far.