Floor Tiles Self Adhesive Beige Stone Style Vinyl Flooring Kitchen Bathroom 1m²

Self-Adhesive floor covering with protective layer. Suitable for living accommodations and internal rooms with limited levels of use.

Do not apply on any non-permanent flooring surface (Laminates, Parquet Flooring, Click Vinyl).

Do not apply in rooms which are subject to temperatures in excess of 28°C for a prolonged period (conservatories, areas with under floor heating).

100% Vinyl - High Degree of Adhesion- Easy to Clean

• EASY TO USE: These vinyl floor tiles are extremely versatile and easy to apply to any room in your home. They provide a realistic design which can be used in a variety of rooms including bathroom, toilet, kitchen, utility room, hallways or even a playroom! They come with a hard-wearing gloss finish.

  SIZE: Each tile measures approximately 305mm x 305mm x 1.2mm. The tiles come in packs of 11 and 1 pack is designed to cover approximately 1m² (10.7ft²). You can purchase these in various pack sizes to cover any surface area you have. We would advise when measuring to add an extra 10% on top of the ft² needed to allow for any cuts needed.

  PACKS: We sell these in a range of pack sizes to make it easy for you to cover any floor surface so just add multiples into your basket based on the floor size. One pack will cover 1m² (10.7ft²).

  EASY TO CUT: Should you need to fit the tiles in awkward places they are very easy to cut. You do not need any special tools when fitting the tiles, simply peel off the self-adhesive backing and stick to the surface.

  FULL INSTRUCTIONS: There is full instructions printed on the inside of the packaging so please take care when opening.

  When scoring/ Cutting you need to make sure you score the tile properly to ensure you cut straight through, cleanly without ruining the adhesive. We advise using a vinyl tile cutter if possible - Follow the link for further information

  https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-best-cut-self-adhesive-tiles

  We recommend using a primer on the floor before laying vinyl – Follow the link for further information.

  https://www.diy.com/ideas-advice/how-to-lay-vinyl-floor-tiles/CC_npci_100033.art