Living and Home Wood Plank Flooring - 36 Pack

Add a soothing and functional touch to your home decor with this PVC wood plank flooring. Each pla...

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The Living and Home Wood Plank Flooring is designed for homeowners and renters seeking a budget-friendly way to upgrade their interior aesthetics without the complexity of traditional hardwood installation. With its realistic wood grain design and durable PVC construction, it provides a water-resistant and scratch-resistant surface perfect for high-traffic living areas, though it is best suited for smooth, level subfloors to ensure long-term adhesion.

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FAQs

Can I install this over carpet?

No, this flooring requires a firm, smooth, and flat subfloor to adhere correctly. Installing over carpet will result in a failure of the adhesive.

Is this flooring waterproof?

The material is water-resistant and durable against spills, but it is not intended for use in areas with constant standing water, such as bathrooms or wet rooms.

How many planks come in a pack?

This product comes in a 36-pack, providing enough coverage for standard small to medium room applications.

Can I use this with underfloor heating?

It is generally not recommended to use standard peel-and-stick PVC flooring with high-temperature underfloor heating systems, as heat can soften the adhesive over time.

How do I cut the planks?

You can easily cut the planks using a standard utility knife and a straight edge to ensure clean, accurate lines.

Troubleshooting

Plank corners lifting

Ensure the subfloor is dry and free of dust. You may use a small amount of additional vinyl flooring adhesive if specific areas fail to stick.

Visible gaps between planks

Ensure planks are placed tightly together during the initial installation. If gaps appear, verify the subfloor is level and the room temperature is stable.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Simple DIY peel-and-stick installation
  • Water-resistant surface ideal for active homes
  • Realistic wood grain aesthetic
  • Resistant to common household scratches
  • Lightweight and easy to handle during layout

Cons

  • Requires a perfectly smooth and clean subfloor for proper adhesion
  • Not suitable for high-moisture areas like shower enclosures
  • Adhesive may be difficult to remove from certain subfloor types

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To install, ensure your subfloor is dry, flat, and free of dust or oils. Peel the backing paper from the plank and press firmly onto the surface, starting from one corner of the room. Use a utility knife to score and snap planks for perimeter fitment. Compatibility is highest with concrete, plywood, or existing vinyl surfaces that are smooth and structurally sound. For maintenance, a simple damp mop with a gentle, non-abrasive cleaner is sufficient. Avoid using harsh chemicals or industrial steam cleaners, as these can compromise the adhesive or the surface finish.

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