vidaXL Self-Adhesive PVC Flooring Planks in Walnut Brown - Waterproof and Nonslip with Natural Wood Texture, Ideal for Various Surfaces

Took me a while to get used to using this stuff but that was due to not having one single 90° angle in my entire hallway! Housing association at its best! But I started in the most awkward corner and took it from there, at first I struggled because I'd never used this stuff before and again the awkward shape of the room made it difficult but once I got going it was really easy. Some boards wouldn't stick down properly (in the awkward corners may I add) so I bought spray adhesive to help with those bits. Did the whole floor myself in 4 hours (with fibromyalgia) which is a miracle considering all the cuts and angles I had to measure and cut. In a less difficult room I'd imagine it would have taken me half the time. I've noticed some folk are saying to follow the arrows on the back of the planks...DON'T! It looks much more authentic if you scatter it and gives it a more natural look. Obviously the planks have the same print repeated so if you lay it going by the arrows all the knots are gonna be in the same place uniformly, I swapped it about and in my opinion looks more realistic. But that's personal opinion. I used decorators caulk round the edging to neaten it all up and this step I wouldn't miss out, because of its flexibility it still allows for the movement of the floor and seals all the edges, much more professional finish and so much cheaper than using quadrant. I plan on buying more, when I can afford it to do my lounge and dining area. One thing to bear in mind, if your floors are uneven (or like mine, old laminate that had water damage so swollen in places) then these boards won't adhere well, so my advice would be to sand out any lumps and bumps before starting and buy adhesive just to help it stay in place. If you don't it is blatantly obvious that the floor underneath is not sitting right and these will lift and stick out in places. Other than that, this is a fab buy and I am over the moon with my new flooring. No point spending the earth when the flat isn't owned by myself!

Easy to lay, great quality. I bought it as a cheaper option, but it looks much more expensive. I'm going to get more.Update: I also did my hall. I love this flooring! Looks great and no problems with lifting or not sticking. If you have uneven or wobbly plank floorboards then you will need to lay ply wood boards down first to counteract that. I have done this in the pictures above, and you can see the results. Very firm flooring. Excellent all round, I'd give it more stars if I could!

Great product. Great value for money. Installation was simple. I divided the floor into four and worked from the centre outwards. One if two planks needed extra adhesion so I used double sided carpet tape. More to do with my sub floor than the product. I would recommend and buy this again. Looks fab when installed. Over the moon really.

Put this in the kitchen, it looks amazing. For how thin it is it seems pretty durable as I've dragged my appliances over it and it hasnt left so much as a mark. So easy to install. Only issue it that after 12 hours of being down its all lifting so will need extra adhesive, hopefully wont take long to reapply seen as though its already cut to fit.

Totally in love with this floor 😍would 100%recommend. It’s easy to lay, the adhesive is very strong, and it’s so easy to clean. It’s the 1st floor like this I’ve every laid and I’m already planning my next room. The colour is true to picture and I’m over the moon x

Very easy to put down, I did it all myself, being a 5ft 3" lady who's not very good at DIY.They very easy to score and snap for fit. I did purchase a spray glue thinking it wouldn't stick but I didn't need it.I purchased 2 pks and they covered my lounge and kitchen.The more staggered (not so uniform)the joints are... the better the overall look.

I would definitely recommend this product. They transformed my kitchen. Easy to apply and easy to work with. Good value for money and would buy them again.

The planks were easy to lay and easy to cut for going round corners and radiator pipes etc, and did look great once we had laid the complete floor. The main feature for us choosing this flooring was that it was waterproof therefore we immediately thought hardwearing and will last us a good length of time before having to do it all again. Over the past couple of months to our disappointment, we have been having to press some of the edges of the planks down again even having to squeeze a little dab of flooring adhesive in to hold the planks down, I’m sure we shouldn’t be having to do that ?. Every time we go into use the room we notice more and more planks raised up and even after pressing down with some force, they still slowly come unstuck and we do not want to put glue all over the existing floor. Maybe in future use a stronger adhesive, but would not recommend this product long term, we have had ours fully laid for just over 16 months which is no time at all.