KXKZREN Boat Flooring EVA Foam Decking Sheet Faux Teak Marine Mat Marine Carpet Cooler Tops Non-Slip Self-Adhesive Flooring for Motorboat RV Yacht Kayak Swim Platform 94" x 47"/44"/35"/23"/16"

I bought this 1970's runabout boat with some TRASHED blue carpet in there and just a horrible black stained floor under THAT due to 50 years of adhesive. I needed something. This did the trick but I will tell you the one thing that bugs me. the edges of the width of the material are not cut on the black seam, they are cut down the middle of the "panel" or one would assume it's the middle. When we installed we cut it across of course, but we had to adjust the width too, and we put those two edges of the two different sections together--I hope this makes sense-, and that pane is WIDER than the rest. If the rest of those black stripes are 3 inches apart, then these are about 3 and a half. and of course it's in the center of the boat so to me it's REALLY noticeable. Oh well, it's still a darn sight better than the old carpet or the floor. Trying to figure out how the get the backing off and laying it down was a mind puzzle. It was not that simple. It took two of us in a really tiny boat trying to get it right and for the most part we did.. I bought two rolls at the same time and wouldn't you know, they're still a shade or so off from each other. On the plus side, it's been in the boat for about two months now. Raccoons friggin TRASHED that boat and I was bummed yet--with water and JUST water along with a clean towel/rag it actually cleaned up pretty well! It also took a real soaking from two days of rain (i can't find a cover for this little boat) and the adhesive is STILL holding so I am pretty impressed with that. If this lasts a year I will be happy, and if it cleans up well I will be thrilled. I spent about 150 bucks and I think it was a good investment. I really think it would hold up well in an interior, exterior though? Ill let you know.

I cannot say enough about this product, and I’m so glad that I took a chance. I installed this on a 17 foot older boat and was not going to pay thousands of dollars for custom foam flooring. Watched many YouTube videos and read the reviews on this. I was a little skeptical because it did not have the 3M stamp on the adhesive, but after cleaning the floor with acetone, this stuff really sticks well! You may be able to pull it off a first time if you get it wrong, and maybe a second time, but after a few minutes, the stuff really starts to bond to the floor. Time will tell about the sturdiness of the product. But I have compared it to a sample of higher end material at my local boat shop, and it feels exactly the same. I’m not really sure what the difference is other than some companies create custom fit. To me, unless you have a very expensive boat and you care about the custom look, I would buy this product in a minute. I am in it for $250 versus $2000 for a custom fit product. That’s a no brainer.

This is beautiful and very well made. We haven't put it down yet. Will be a winter project.

Purchased to put in my dingy. It’s ok I guess for the money, the adhesive is so-so. I have real Seadeck in my boat and the quality of this product is much lower. I guess the saying is true, you get what you pay for.

Surface was cleaned and finished with acetone. Easy to apply and adhesive stuck solid for a full season and through winter so far. Stuck to fiberglass and wood.This can get hot in the sun, and it does expand and contract. But real teak splinters, discolours, and looks like garbage much quicker, so take your pick. In fact we put this over some grayed out teak steps. We love this. It looks great, and super easy to install and clean.