Customer Reviews for DuraDecor Weekend Warrior Iced Barnwood 3 MIL x 6-in W x 36-in L Peel & Stick Water Resistant Luxury Vinyl Flooring (21 sf/case)

Nice product , easy to set up and put on wall.

I bought one box to do a small bathroom. There was a lot of variety in the piece designs so sort them before you start. They're easy to cut, and stick down really well. I had exactly as many left over as I had calculated for this 17sq foot job.

This weekend warrior project turned out amazing. Easy to install. I do recommend adding extra adhesive to the back before applying. We did it as an extra precaution.

Very happy how the tiles look

These peel and stick vinyl planks worked great for our motorhome to cover up wallpaper. It definitely works better to install during warm temperatures as the panels will lift up a little if it's too cold. They were easy to install, light weight, and it really made the look of our trailer so much better.

I love the look and material of the planks but the glue SUCKS. After installing them on the wall, they all started to fall down. Had to go back to Home Depot and buy small nails. I nailed them all with 6 nails each. If only the fabricator could fix the glue issue.

You know the wall under your breakfast bar that everyone kicks & scuffs with their feet? Thats where I installed the Iced Barnwood (Greyish) peel and stick in a herringbone pattern. I get so many compliments and it never gets scuffed or damaged. LOVE!

Was pretty easy to cut and lay down. I didn't rent a roller, but used a rolling pin instead and got a good core workout, lol. Put it down a week ago, and it is staying put. Very few tools needed.

I love this tile, it came out beautiful..

We followed the directions. After placing the planks, I was thrilled with the look and was very pleased until they started falling off the wall. Every other day at home I'd have to use the roller on random planks to keep them from peeling off. Came home from a 9 day vacation to see over 10 have buckled and/or fallen off the wall!!!! And they sure will stick together and can't peel them apart....but forget about them staying on the wall!!

Easy to install. I did it by myself. Gonna have to cut them to get the edges a little better. Not as easy to cut with just a hand knife but im happy with the way it turned out.

Really once this is down no one will know it is peel n stick. Friends thought it was vynal plank flooring. Really beautiful texture and variation.

I guess this is not what I was expecting. It comes with a peel and stick backing which doesn't seem to stick to concrete very well. I tried to install it in the basement and had nothing but issues. It's extremely flexible, so flexible that it telegraphs every imperfection from the surface you are working on. It is directional so pay attention to that when installing. The wood grain looks pretty good, and it might be fantastic if you put it on a wall for some visual texture. Overall I just wasn't very thrilled with this product.

I would definitely recommend this product. Easy to install and great quality. Colors are better then the picture.

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This looks fantastic! It was easy for my husband to install and looks like it's tough enough to handle being in the mud room/entryway. I've always dreamed of the classic white and black checkered kitchen floor. But I love how this looks and feels (it's textured) and am considering using this instead!

Easy installation and product actually looked better in person than in the pictures. If cuts are needed at top or bottom rows I reccomend taking 3 measurements (my wall was uneven) and using clamps to hold board down during cut.

Did an accent wall. Very easy to cut and install.

My project idea was off the beaten path and I'm ecstatic with the results. I have an old dresser from the early 1960's that had an oak veneer on the drawer fronts. The dresser is such a well built piece and I wanted something unique. These planks were a perfect inexpensive way to redo the drawer fronts. The colors are gorgeous and the vinyl doesn't have that typical vinyl feel. I would compare it more towards an engineered hardwood. The adhesive is wicked strong and very easy to cut with a utility knife.

Great product - super easy to install and cut. This took less thab 2 hours including a dinner break to install. Cant wait to do more!

Easy to use and work with- amazing results! I would highly recommend. Took about 3 hours for me and my daughter to complete this bathroom.

So happy I found these DuraDecor planks. The Harvest Distressed Wood gave me the look I wanted. As I age I have been converting our home to "age in place" which included converting the downstairs powder room into a full bath. I was looking for a wall covering that was easy to clean. These planks were easy to install just make sure the first one is level. It is your choice to run the planks up and down or sideways. I cut the planks to length with a square and a case knife. The adhesive is fairly aggressive and sticks tight. I used a roller https://www.homedepot.com/p/POWERTEC-27-in-Heavy-Duty-Extendible-Roller-71033/308149377 to make sure planks were firmly attached to the wall. Also you will note I am using pvc trim for the bathroom - not bothered by moisture and easy to wipe clean along with the Distressed Wood wall. Very happy with the final result.

LOVE LOVE LOVE. I got these/this to use for an 'interest wall' and now my dining room is my new favorite room in the whole house! I've literally tried all kinds of products to get a wood look, and either they were inferior, too expensive, or both. These are perfect; affordable, thin, durable, water resistant vinyl, which is super-duper easy to cut and work with, plus has an amazingly realistic wood look. I decided immediately to use it as kitchen back-splash for it's water resistance and because it matches the new granite counter sample I'm about to have installed (by Home Depot). I had a hard time deciding on whether to use the majority of it in the master bed on a protruding wall that houses a white fireplace, or in the dining room behind a black hutch. I went with the dining room because of the normal (not protruding) wall to see how things worked out first and because it would tie into the kitchen next door. I've posted a pic of the dining room here but will post the back-splash once the counters are done and will be purchasing more to do the bedroom wall as well. The planks on the protruding wall may wind up needing trim to cover imperfect cuts and I am not sure what to use for that yet. The videos here on the product page are helpful, but I confess I started my installation from the top row because leveling that row was my main concern. If I had followed the video instructions, for my 8' wall, I would have had to rip-cut two 7/8" strips for the top and bottom rows, and 7/8" is a bit too thin for creating an end result that looks professional. Instead, I cut the bottom row at a reasonable 1 3/4", and I think that looks much better. I also didn't use a roller. I would have had to order one and hate to do that for one-time-use tools. Instead, I used a rag and applied pressure with my fist, back-and-forth, multiple times per slat to work out the air underneath. I recommend following instructions, but feel completely confident that the adhesive is not going to fail. After working with this product, I'm even more pleased that I'll be using it as back-splash, because while working with it I found it easy to cut for outlets, and I have a ton of outlets to work around under my cabinets. You can even use shears for tricky cuts, it's that thin. An additional product bonus is very low pattern redundancy. I only *noticed 2-3 semi-duplicates out of 4 boxes, but one box had more plain gray slats than the others. So be sure to mix up your boxes and take a look at what you are working with before starting. Another great point; almost NO waste. It's so easy to cut and plank together that I only had a couple inches of ends left over from 4 boxes. I didn't make all my cuts perfectly, however, and though colored caulk can be used on the sides (wall corners), I simply took a pencil and shaded in the tiny tile edges that I had cut too sharp, and unless you're inspecting it extremely close, it's not noticeable. One last point worth noting, is that there's no odor at all. I can't comment on using them for flooring, but the adhesive seems very reliable and if I hadn't done my walls with them, I'd use them to redo a bath floor in a heart beat. My dining room almost looks like it belongs in a nicer home. It's been totally transformed and it looks and feels gorgeous and homey.

This is an excellent solution for anyone who is looking to install a non-hardwood floor, and wants an easy install with a great wood look. These vinyl planks are very thin compared to a laminate or hardwood, but thicker than the vinyl roll out flooring you typically see. The planks not only have the appearance of wood, but the have a texture to them that adds to the authentic feel. I tried to get a picture of the grain texture so you can see that. It is easy to cut and layout, the biggest thing to be aware of is you'll want to rent a weighted roller from Home Depot to install, but that's only about $20 a day and WAY better than messing with adhesive or nails. FYI, the pictures are of the layout, the white is the paper on the back covering the adhesive that hasn't been removed yet.

DuraDecor's Natural Hickory Luxury Vinyl Planks are an absolutely gorgeous floor covering that has an appearance of real wooden planks. The woodgrain is so realistic looking. I love how easy and fast it was for installation with a peel and stick backing that's very adhesive. Diagrams are included in the instructions if you would like to make a pattern, such as herringbone, with the planks. You could get very creative with a pattern, and the luxury vinyl planks are malleable enough for designing walls or floors. The planks each feel very substantial and high quality. I'm very pleased with the look and the texture. It feels solid walking on them. They've stayed in place and haven't shifted at all. Really beautiful in person.

This is good looking, easy to use vinyl planking. The texture and finish on the vinyl planks is very realistic. The planks are incredibly easy to cut to size - a straight edge and a box knife does the job. I am most interested in the peel and stick properties as I want to use these as part of a ceiling finish. I tested one plank on underlayment and kept it upside down for several days. It adhered perfectly. Good and natural looks, ease of use, and strong adhesive make these a great wood look product.

I love all things primitive, so the roughcut lumber that is a peel and stick, seemed like a good choice for the laundry room, there are 20 Square feet per box, in 4". X 36" vinyl planks. I selected the weathered grey/beige, to accomplish the look I wanted. Each plank has an easy peel backing, I chose to have random cuts, which was very easy to do with a sharp utility knife, or sharp shears.it a pleasure to wipe spills or damp mop.

This is very easy to install. Just find the center of the room and start just you would tile or hard wood flooring. The biggest difference is how easy it is to cut! It is also less mess when laying. Simply peel off the backing and stick. You just have to be sure to have where you want it when you press down. There are several different grain and wear patterns on the flooring, making it seem more like real wood. The rough sawn finish looks amazing. I also really love the weathered gray/beige color.

We received this last week and are almost ready to install it. I’m just waiting for my husband to get back from Elko Nevada with the underlayment that is needed to install. We want an easy to install flooring that was also water resistant and had the farmhouse look we wanted. This is will be a perfect fit. It will change how my office slash sewing room looks and feels as well as the warmth we need. I will add more photos after the install is done!

These vinyl tiles are a great shade of color and the pattern and texture are great. The tiles are not too thick so you can easily cut them with a razor or box cutter. They fit together very nicely and really look great installed. These tiles seal well when installed and will make a barrier for water, In my opinion, I would not recommend installing over tile with deep grout lines or they may show through this time. They don't require any real prep, just clean the area, and peel and stick them to the cement. super easy install!