Are you curious how a peel and stick vinyl floor will hold up? It’s the most asked question from my budget bathroom makeover. These self adhesive vinyl floor tiles are placed directly over the ceramic tiles and create a realistic modern update to any tile surface. In fact, they can be placed directly over linoleum, vinyl or even a wall.
Let’s recap what I’ve done in this inexpensive master bathroom makeover. First of all, from the moment we purchased our home 6 years ago, I’ve planned on a major renovation for this bathroom.
I’d like to rearrange the fixtures and make room for a soaker tub. However, that’s not been in the budget just yet. So, a mini makeover was in order, to spruce things up a bit.
We updated the walls with paint, added decorative mirrors, raised and painted the vanity, covered the green grout with a grout pen and added self adhesive vinyl floor tiles.
You can click here to see what it looked like before the budget bathroom makeover.
Keep scrolling to see what troubles we had and how we fixed them. In addition, I’ll answer the big question “would I do it all again?”
My peel and stick was installed October 2020. In February, 2021, husband had knee replacement surgery and was using a walker with the rubber on the legs of the walker. Everyplace he used the walker, the floor looks scratched. I think they are deep scuffs. Any ideas on how to remove these scuffs?
Oh know, I’m sorry to hear this Kathy. You night try the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. I actually gouged my peel and stick floor tile with a ladder that was missing the rubber protectors. I was able to heat up the tile with the hair dryer, remove it and replace it. Just a thought. Good luck.
Those are stunning. How do you clean your floors, and do you know what type of vinyl that is printed on i.e. high tac or just regular vinyl?
Thanks Lisa! We use the Norwex wet mop every week using water. It’s printed on the type of vinyl that car wraps are made from. Hope that helps.