Floorpops Alfama Self Adhesive Floor Tiles

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Fashioned with a subtle geometric design in a fresh and clean blue and white colourway, these self-adhesive floor tiles from Floorpops perfectly complement a variety of modern and traditional decorative styles. These tiles are crafted with a peel and stick backing for easy application and achieve a stylish tiled finish without the need for tools or grout. Great for use in bathrooms, kitchens and dining areas, these tiles are completed with a water-resistant finish and can be sponged clean for easy care. Perfect for lasting style, these tiles are fashioned from virgin vinyl and feature permanent adhesive for added durability.

Supplied in a pack of 10. Each tile is approx. 0.6" thick.

Please note: These self-adhesive floor tiles are not recommended to use as wall tiles.

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Extra Installation Information:

For Proper Installation:

• Lay tile package flat and allow 48 hours to acclimatise to room temperature of at least 18°C.
• Be sure the surface is clean, smooth, flat and dry before applying. Area must be free of grease, dirt, wax, uv coating, and other oils.
• Make sure to not apply tiles to loose or uneven flooring, and radiant heated floors.
• If installing over concrete, a primer adhesive is necessary for a secure application.

Installation Tips:

• You may find a slight variation in design match from tile to tile. This variation should not affect the overall look of your floor. Be sure to rotate tiles for best look.
• If necessary, use a straight edge and utility knife to trim tiles to fit, when you reach the edge of your walls.
• Make sure sufficient pressure is used to lay the tiles, the adhesive with cure stronger over time but will need a good amount of force to strengthen the bond between tile and floor
• It is also recommended that skirting boards are lifted and reinstalled over the new tiles to allow room for expansion. If tiles are laid snug against the wall, the pressure caused by expansion can cause them to lift.

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