Max Grip 1-7/8 in. x 50 ft. Vinyl Installation Tape Roll

Yes.

No, this tape does not contain latex.

Thank you for considering Max grip tape for your project. The tape has an acrylic adhesive specifically designed for vinyl sheet flooring and is also excellent for wall base and vinyl trim. Rigid core with attached pad typically requires a click loc floating application. For specific installation of Rigid Core Installation, contact the manufacturer.

In a similar situation (using the tape to hold a light-weight wooden valance across the top of a set of hanging blinds) the valance pulled away after a few months. I don't think it's a good solution for wall use with planks.

This is two-sided tape, which means it has adhesive on both sides; one side for the linoleum and one side for the floor, and it doesn't matter which sticky side you use for the linoleum.

I think so. I had it on bamboo floor, but it was really sticky it even left residue and I had to scrub it with soap and water. It holds up pretty good.

I would say yes. It might leave a sticky residue when you pull it up but it holds my floor down so it doesn’t shift when you walk on it and it came up easy when I moved it

yes it will stick...I use it to hold lumber together to run it through my PLANER, it holds that together..hope this answers your question

No.

Thank you for your inquiry. Roberts 50-540 Max Grip Vinyl Floor Installation Tape has an acrylic adhesive specifically designed for vinyl sheet flooring and is also excellent for wall base and vinyl trim. It may not bond at optimum performance on a textured surface. The tape needs to make firm consistent contact between all surface area of the wall, and flooring. The "nooks and cranny's" of a textured surface could prevent this most important aspect of installation from occurring. Not a warranted installation method.