Achim Tivoli II Self Adhesive Vinyl Floor Planks - 10 Planks/15 Sq. ft., 6 x 36, Mahogany

We love this flooring. Its easy to install and looks great! We did our kitchen & entry.. now were going to do the bathrooms as well to match. Good quality.. not flimsy.. like other peel & stick. Very little prep work. Just make sure the floor is dry & clean & we also used rubbing alcohol to be sure the floor was clean of any unseen dirt etc. Just be sure to measure to make sure you have enough. The planks stuck great overall, we just had a few little corners that gave us a fight, but we had a flooring glue tube nearby just in case. It's a great value for the quality and is an easy do it yourself project. That takes just some time an effort. Its been down about 3 1/2 months now.. and looks great just like others have pictured. Love the mahogany...now to the bathrooms!!

I got 3 boxes for a small bathroom in the mahogany color. I also got the silver spruce for my entryway and I still haven't decided which one I like better. The silver spruce is very shiny in the light where the mahogany is more of a true wood look. Was a bit of a pain trying to cut the pieces correctly especially around a toilet, door, etc. but looks great once everything is finished and covered up ugly lenoleum.

I was skeptical but this is not the vinyl peel n stick of the 1970s. The install is easy but be sure your concrete is smooth and I used a primer made for vinyl peel n stick. Scrape off any carpet adhesive or surface blemishes. it cuts easily. Use a chalk line to mark exact center of the room, Follow the instructions. You will be tempted to start along a wall, DONT! Of course few walls are perfectly square but the planks are. If you start against a wall, any small differences will follow you across the entire floor, resulting in a very thin gap that will grow as you move outward and lots of anxiety and pulling up to start over. It's counterintuitive to start in the center of the room but then you are starting square and have wiggle room, small differences will end up under or against the baseboard. I removed mine and went under a 1/4 or 1/8 inch. Butt the ends up as tight as possible, ( no gap at all.) It's forgiving and I did peel one or two up and repositioned them. I did use an adhesive carpet type tape in a few places and a construction adhesive but done correctly you really don't need it. You can rent a heavy roller to run over the floor to achieve full adhesion. I walked on them and used a heavy oak rolling pin. I had no problem with detaching but if i did it again I would rent one. if you're not a good do-it-yourselfer, just take your time. TRUST the chalk lines and instructions. You can't tell it's not wood unless you get on your knees and inspect the seams. It feels good to walk on. Adds just a very slight "give" that makes it feel more real. There are arrows on the peel off back, be sure to lay all planks with that arrow in the same direction. This is due to the grain pattern that repeats, you want it to look random. I marked the arrow on the top with charcoal because i got mixed up, worked great. Also stagger the rows for example Ii started the second row with the first plank cut 12 inches shorter and then the ends are staggered and look better on the top surface, not the glue side. Be sure to butt the uncut edge of any trimmed planks, not the cut end, then both ends are square to the next Have a good sharp razor knife and straightedge. I used a speed square and metal yardstick.. I marked cuts with a charcoal pencil that rubs off later. Lay them out dry ()unpeeled) before placing .You score the plank on the surface not the glue side and then just snap it. We have it in a very heavy use hall. It's held up perfectly. Be sure to anticipate transitions at doorways. one of mine had tile and another carpet. Get the right type for the application and any elevation changes. . I love it but there is a learning curve. Each box covers 15 sq. ft. They recommend buying 10% more for mistakes. mine was more like 15 or 20% but if I did it again i wouldn't need any extra.

Love the fact that the planks peel and stick. If you have a hard time getting the vinyl to stick just heat it up with a hair dryer. I am so in love with my new floor because it looks so real, love the coloring and took very little effort to install.

i was very surprised at the look and quality of these planks! we liked them so much we decided to expand to another room but by then the ones we wanted were out of stock! i really hope that Walmart get some more in soon! i have found the exact planks on several other websites BUT Walmart's prices are much lower and NONE of the other have free shipping to your home and no store pickup! and that makes getting a great deal even better!!

I've already done my hallway and kitchen. Going to continue into my dining room. Pretty easy to install with the help of a friend

I loved the look, great price. Used these in the back of an armoire I made into a display at my store. Most of them stick to the paint decently but one or two has to be pressed often so I may have to add some glue to those. Overall, it was a great solution for my project.

I put this down in my living room and my daughters room all by myself. It looks great! I get so many compliments and my friends find it hard to believe that it's a peel and stick hardwood plank. I'm actually getting ready to do my bedroom as well. The product came fast and damage free. The planks are very easy to lay and cut. I love my new floors!

I really wasn't sure what to expect but when these floors came in I was pleasantly surprised. They look amazing in our house and were extremely easy to install. The only reason I gave this a four star is some of the boxes that came in were broken so we had to wait longer for new ones. Still waiting to see how durable they are. Fingers crossed!

Looks great when you take it out of the box. At first, I thought it may be a bad box, but all of the tiles were failing to stick to the floor at the joints. The middle portion had good adhesion but where it butted up to the next piece formed little peaks all over the floor. I love the color but due to the fact that they won't stay down, makes them a lost cause. Wasted money and wasted project :-(