Customer Reviews for TrafficMaster Walnut Ember Java 4 MIL x 6 in. W x 36 in. L Peel and Stick Water Resistant Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring (36 sqft/case)

I used this flooring as a replacement for carpeting in our basement. It took me four days doing a couple of hours each day for a large area. Love the color, love how easy it was to install and it stuck right to the concrete. Very happy with the result.

Very easy to assemble. I have very small carpentry experience and I was able to apply the floor myself. Have more of a modern look to my apartment.

This product was so easy to use. I am doing the entire downstairs of my house by myself, so it is taking me awhile. I’m using Walnut Ember Java. The only challenges I’ve had are in oddly shaped corners around doors. But I figured it out! I stuck it down over existing ceramic tile.

Great flooring. You may need extra adhesive depending on the surface. Looks good.

Absolutely perfect! The flooring is beautiful, a huge change from the carpet that was in the room prior. It took me 2- half days to lay an 12x14 room by myself (I have MS and my body didn't let me go straight through in one day, otherwise it would've all gone down in one day, about 7 hours). It was extremely easy to put down and cut. The corners and around closet molding were even a breeze. I did not prime the subfloor. I was going to, but after reading reviews and the box, and talking to an employee at a paint shop, I decided this one would probably adhere better without it. I am so glad I decided not to waste more time priming! These planks adhered perfectly and without adding any extra adhesive. I used a roller after every few, then rolled the whole thing once it was all down. Don't be discouraged if some feel like they're coming up. Butt each row up tight and after about 10 days, it will have adjusted to the temperature, you'll have a floor that is tacked down super tight and you won't hear anymore popping (sometimes we'd hear the planks shifting and sounding like they were coming loose during the night, but they didn't-- the floor is solid). We put our bed back on it the same night it was finished and have had no problems. It has completely transformed the room. It has dark brown (walnut) hues with gray undertomes, so it shouldn't go out of style with the trendy grays. It is also thicker than most planks at 4mil, which is a big deal. The price was great especially with it being so thick. I think I'm going to put this over the laminate in the rest of the house because it is so nice. A note regarding transition strips: you can make your own with this stuff, either using just these planks or your old strip. I made my own transition strip with this flooring. I was able to carefully peel the backing off of a piece and adhere it to our old brass one. Then I put 2 more pieces of the plank on top of eachother, layed them between the bedroom and hallway to meet the height of the flooring going to the hall, and put the transition strip on top of those pieces. Everything worked out seamlessly. Quarter round withh come next, it looks best when it's finished that way. Extra Tools used for this project: Utility knife and blades Yardstick Colored pencil (for marking the planks for cutting) Flooring roller (extendable/telescoping) Knee pads *Optional: Drill, bit, screws, hammer (for transition strip)

I replaced tge flooring in my campee witg this . It looks great and easy to install. I did use a little extra floor glue to help keep it in place It is very easy to cut with a utility knife. You don’t have to press hard at all to score it enough to break it.

Looks great, definitely needed additional adhesive other than how they come ready to “stick”. This is a great option to upgrade a half bath until a full renovation can happen

The product is good. I installed this on a treated concrete floor by applying the primer first but the next day all planks popped, and not a single plank stuck to the floor. I had to remove all the flooring and then applied Roberts 3750 adhesive and placed the flooring. Doubled the work but finally it worked. Do not just peel and stick....wrong advertisement

This product was easy to use. I had to do a measurement at the end of each row. I could use a razor knife on this product. I will use this again. Very happy.

I love the way the floor looks! There is a variety of planks with different patterns. I live in a mobile home so it could be the cold weather coming from under the house, but the planks don’t completely stick all the way down to the subfloor. They don’t pull up or wiggle, yet when you walk on some of them they flatten out then pop up just a bit. I used Henry Bond on the subfloor to help with any adhesive issues, yet still having some issues.

This is a budget friendly solution for your home. This vinyl tile was easy to install in my small kitchen. I was able to install all on my own by: pre-laying the boards to get the right pattern and allowing it to stay in the place I was going to lay it down in for a few days. I purchased the cutting tool that they recommend and purchased an electric cutter to cut vertically. cutting the vertical boards was the hardest part. 3 years later and it still looks good. I also used filler for gaps that I couldn’t get to line up right.

We did these floors throughout 2 1/2 years ago when we got our house. They have withstood 2 puppies and a baby. I’m quite pleased and definitely recommend!!

Over and above my expectations.

March 2022 I bought these peel and stick wood floors. We are now in January 2023 and not one tile has popped up, come unglued, loose or anything. We were getting an estimate for our kitchen to get done by a contractor and he didn’t realize the hall and bedroom were these peel and stick, he said it looked great! I bought for a temp fix due to a minor flood from the bathroom ruined the carpet. They look so good I’m thinking instead of paying $10K for the whole house, we use these!

This used to be great. Now it doesn't stick to the floor. It looks good but there's going to be problems.. a couple pieces keep coming up.. and this brand doesn't sell their glue so I can an put them back down.

I used this in a family room. It cuts easily and goes down smooth. I installed an underlayment and used extra adhesive to get the best result. I laid the flooring in a herringbone pattern and it really elevates the look of this inexpensive flooring. I'm very pleased with it.

I placed it myself and it’s very awesome looking at a great price but used to be 30/box. It is worth it color is warm and realistic have had it for three years on first floor with kids/animals etc no scuffs and cleans up fast with swifter wet jet. Cannot recommend enough, I am a single parent and painted the subfloor after removing old carpet and looked awful. So glad I found this did not use extra adhesive but an steel L shape ruler and box cutter when needed now putting it into my RV reno.

Absolutely do not use MBP. The manufacturer for MBP says to not use it for self-adhesive flooring. I used MBP in one room and instantly regretted it. The tiles will not stick to subfloor or concrete with an aggregate, rough, or sandy texture. Use Henry Bond Enhancer instead. It goes on really easily. Two coats are better, but one may do just fine if your subfloor is really smooth. If you happen to have some stubborn tiles that refuse to adhere, then use a little All-Purpose Loctite Power Grab.

These have been in my mud room/laundry room/main entrance for over 2 yrs. now with high traffic, and toddlers and they are still in perfect condition. I laid them right over previous sheet vinyl. Walnut Ember and I believe in 2020 they were $0.99/sf. This room cost me $67 to do.

Excellent product and look

Installed this floor last spring 2021. Easy to install, cleaned bare plywood floor, used primer and installed floor. Noticed the planks would bow in the middle after install, roll with 100# roller as install, but they bow up along the length. Only 'good' thing was the edges did hold together, but we are stuck with a floor with bumps. Looks OK, but this floor will fail soon. Wished we did laminate flooring, but thought this was a quick and easy way. Just a bad design.

I used this for an accent wall in my bathroom and it looks great. It didn't stick too well but I was using a finish gun to nail it in so that didn't matter. It was easy to cut with a utility knife and looks great.

Unless you live in a house where the temp is a constant every day of the year, this stuff will expand and contract and leave gaps. Do yourself a favor, and either buy something that locks in place piece by piece, put down the real stuff, or do a one piece. Don't buy this stuff, or you will be redoing the room in less than a year as I just did today.

After trying to do the old peel n stick on our wall, it looked great! For 28 minutes.... Then, I hear it pop off. Then another came down... By the next day, all on the floor. I searched for what adhesive to use, since it says to use none, I KNEW I could use pretty much anything, because what manufacturer would suggest their product sucks when used not in accordance with it's design? Enter 3M Super 90 spray adhesive! A light spray, put it on the wall, and walla! Spray wall, place vinyl.

Easy to cut and install.

Very nice and easy to do looks great!

After removing old carpet, we put this vinyl plank over plywood. It looks so nice. You would never know it's a vinyl peel & stick. It was an easy installation. Planks are very easy to cut and work with. We are very pleased with how it made the room look so beautiful!!

This stuff is seriously easy to work with. I did the room pictured in less than 2 hours not counting removing carpet and cleaning. I would not use this product if your subfloor is not smooth, one section of the foundation in this room had rough concrete and the flooring is obviously not adhering there as well as it has in the concrete that is smooth. Even with that it still looks great and you can't feel or see anything shifting.

Got creative and put vinyl planks on the walls, it worked! We used a “flooring primer” on the drywall, and Stink N Stay on the back of each plank to make sure they didn’t pop off. It’s been 4 months and they’re holding great.