Peel and Stick Floor Tile

Peel and Stick vinyl tile for our basement renovations- not your grandma’s vinyl

DuraDecor Peel and Stick vinyl floor tile

Hello!

Today I would like to talk about flooring and, in particular, the floors we put in our recent basement renovation. Woot Woot!!

Can you tell I am pretty excited to share my experience with DuraDecor’s Luxury Vinyl Peel and Stick plank tile??

*This post is sponsored by DuraDecor, but all opinions are my own.

Just look at how beautiful the flooring turned out!! We used the Iced Barnwood in our basement renovation.

 

 


Peel and Stick Vinyl Floor tile

 

 


DuraDecor logo

 

 


Grey Vinyl floor tiles

So let’s start with the why we chose DuraDecor vinyl peel and stick. When we were renovating this space for the One Room Challenge this past Fall (you can see the reveal here), I approached it the same way I do with my E-Design clients. What is the space going to be used for? Are there any challenges?? Hmmm, yes, the floors have on occasion gotten wet! So when I started designing this space, I knew we needed something that was 1. Easy for us to install as a DIY. 2. Quick- We only had six weeks for the entire renovation. 3.Safe for wet areas- we have had a few minor water issues in the past. 4. PRETTY! Because you know…..it’s important to me. 🙂

Let’s talk about how easy it was to install. We followed this video on the Home Depot’s website (DuraDecor is available exclusively through Home Depot). My husband ended up installing 1/2 of the floor when I was called out of town. I was so nervous it was going to be a huge task for the two of us so I was very excited to return home to find it half completed.

 

 


Installation was easy!

Installation was easy!

 

As you can see we installed our floor over the concrete. We made sure it was clean and dry and we laid the boxes out for 3 days to acclimate to the room temperature. When instal day came we mixed the product from various boxes to make insure a random appearance. Tools needed for installation:

 

 


We used sharp scissors in addition to the utility knife.

We used sharp scissors in addition to the utility knife.

 

 


We managed to DIY 600 ft in a weekend.

We managed to DIY 600 ft in a weekend.

 

 


DuraDecor Peel and Stick Vinyl

 

 


Rolling adheres the product to the floor.

Rolling adheres the product to the floor.

I truly LOVE the results! The floor itself is waterproof the barrier is not but should we ever have another leaky pipe we could simply replace any damaged tiles without too much fuss. The tiles are scratch-resistant which is another consideration we need to take into account because of our 100+ pound Lily.

 

 


Lily loves the DuraDecor Flooring

Lily loves the DuraDecor Flooring

 

 


Close up pick of flooring by DuraDecor

Close up pick of flooring by DuraDecor

 

 


View of flooring with pool table

This is definitely not your Grandma’s Vinyl! I can’t believe how much we’ve been using the basement now that it feels so warm and cozy. It’s been completed for about 8 weeks now, and I truly love how easy it is to maintain. We use a damp mop, and that’s it. We haven’t had many visitors (thanks 2020), but we anticipate it will hold up for years!

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Thank you for stopping by.

Until next time,

-Libbie

 

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  1. Alyssa Ritson says:

    This flooring looks beautiful!! What an easy way to make the basement feel complete and cozy. I can’t believe it’s vinyl, looks great!

  2. Audrey says:

    Oh my gosh, this looks amazing and it looks like something my husband and I could actually do. Love it!

  3. sam says:

    looks amazing!

  4. Joey says:

    This came out AMAZING! Love the color of flooring you chose, too!

  5. Maurice Perkins says:

    This post really helped me because I had to pull my carpet up n the basement I love the flooring u guys did that’s exactly what I want except I was aft of the cost but if the install was that easy I can try to do it also Thanks so much for sharing

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