KXKZREN Boat Flooring EVA Foam Decking Sheet Faux Teak Marine Mat Non-Slip Boat Carpet Self-Adhesive Flooring for Jon Boats Motorboat RV Yacht Kayak Swim Platform

Initial impression is that I am really happy with this product. As you might expect, it's a bargain compared to a professional installation. Admittedly, the custom jobs are going to be nicer but in my case it wasn't worth paying 6x the price for something I wanted to try anyway. The color and texture has been very consistent over several purchases so there have been no issues matching sections. Ignore the water spots in the first two pictures. The foam cuts easily either with a utility knife or a pair of scissors. Application is easy and the adhesive is very sticky. Once applied is is very comfortable to walk on and makes a big difference in the comfort of your deck, particularly if you are barefoot. Some suggestions for applying: Let the sheet age and relax for a few days prior to using preferably in the sun where it can get hot. The foam will shrink a very small amount so you want that shrink out before you cut and apply. Also, a roller is a must. It was obvious that even after pressing and walking on it, rolling the foam still found areas that did not have good adhesion. Last thing to mention is more of a personal preference. I would suggest making templates and cutting sections as opposed to trying to cut this in place. It's a little more work but you will be happier with the final result. You can find examples on-line. Update: two full seasons and this looks as the good as the day I put it down. We’re in dry storage so it’s not in the sun all day, every day but it’s had two summers of use. Only issue was the adhesive started to dry out in a few places but it’s easy to fix with contact cement you can get at a big box store. I’d recommend waiting to do that until it’s needed since to do the entire job that way can be messy and unforgiving once it sets.

We put it in already and my husband is out with the boys in it right now. We bought gray with blue lines. It looks really sharp and so much easier to clean than the carpet that covered the floor before. I asked him if he still loves it while he was out in the boat on a phone call and he said/ love it! Easy on their feet too. Sticks well to the bottom- we had read some reviews that said the corners were peeling up, but we have not found that. We chose to turn the last piece horizontal, and we trimmed to use the blue edge as the joining piece- I don’t know if you can tell in the picture or not how he joined them. This was a picture after we all had our dirty shoes on in the boat because there were tools in things everywhere. It was late when we finished it so we did not try to clean it yet because they’re out using it this morning early.

We purchased this to replace the worn out carpeting in our boat. This has such a nice feel while walking on it and it does not get hot. We live in Arizona and things get hot quickly in the sun. It’s so nice not to burn your feet. Take your time putting this together and it turns out very nice. I can’t speak to the durability yet as we just installed it. We have one trip to the lake so far with eight people on our boat, it seems to have held up for that one trip. I will update as time goes on. I can speak to the stickiness of the adhesive, I cleaned my sub decking to make sure it was dust, free and ready for install. I find there are several areas that are starting to peel, I’m going to remedy this by putting carpet glue down. 8-8-23 update We still enjoy this flooring. Things to note: The floor has shrunk slightly and has revealed some of the sub flooring, not a big deal but one to note. The adhesive backing is not very strong, I recommend putting down outdoor carpet glue, it helps to hold this down well. The floor stains very easily, make sure to clean with soapy water right after use or you will have different colored spots from water, dirt and spilled drinks etc. Still is cool to the touch and easy to Walk on, even while being out in the sun on 118 degree days.

I used poster board and tape to make a stencil of the boat floor. Then used that to cut it out from the foam. Not 100% perfect. But 95%. No one will notice the imperfections but me. Still need to use an xacto knife to clean up some edges. It sticks well. You can’t un-stick it to fix an error. So be careful! Will report back as it ages over this summer.

This material is very easy to work with. It cuts well with either utility scissors or a utility knife. Sticks really well, even when briefly wet. I have used them to replace rubber entry steps on my pontoon trailer and as a step on the trailer tongue. They have stayed in place even in consistent 100-120 degree heat (I live in the desert by Vegas) and are safe and soft on bare feet. The alternative was continuing to attempt to locate rubber steps which dried up and fell apart - not easy to find.... I don't expect them to last forever, but they're doing the job I needed them to do. Will apply to my jet ski foot hold areas next. Unable to show pix...

I spent $350 on several rolls of this a year ago. It went down nice and initially looked great. But by the end of last season it was shrinking and coming loose. At his point after trying to reglue many times it really looks bad. It is loose in many places, Has cracks and has shrunk back in several spots.

Loved it in the beginning. Easy install.. pretty sure we used glue and we stuck it to fiberglass and plywood. Three years later and it has stuck pretty well. There are a few unknown “burn” or melter marks that occurred from maybe metal or chemical? I’m really not sure but it kinda shrunk up. Gets pretty hot on your feet when in direct sun, but not unbearable.. actually better than I thought considering how dark it is. My main issue, is that in just 2 seasons, it is shedding. We got the dark grey, and I thought it was just due to color bleeding, but it’s actually deteriorating and leaving black residue EVERYWHERE! This occurred from day one but got significantly worse, which makes for very dirty upholstery when you have kids going in and out of the water. I can rinse water over my swim deck and it just runs off completely black. Looks beautiful when installed but not practical for general use. Overall I would not do this again, stick to carpet or a trusted brand of foam.

Ordered 4 rolls for my tiny compac 16. Took my time with making the templates perfect and it paid off. Instantly add the most beautiful lines on the boat and has been a huge hit in my sailing community. Plus my wife like to sit on the bow and the foam feels amazing. Be careful of the glue tach on the back. It is extremely sticky if you mess up you mess up big time so take your time measure twice cut once and always use a sharp razor blade to cut the material just in the four pieces I used seven razor blades to get the real fine cuts. I've had all my sailboat for almost a month. Well that doesn't sound a lot but I have sailed 26 of those 30 days mostly on night cruises in My back Bay. This thing has seen crazy abuse with salt water twisting kneeling rubbing it hasn't lost any thing and glue is still strong. I have absolutely nothing negative to say about this product and would recommend it to everyone and do. My only concern is the only way to scrape up a mistake or let's say an entire patch is to use massive amounts of acetone and a scraper this stuff is stuck for life lol which you can't fault them for that it also adds Superior grip protection I mistakenly put a semi-gloss code on the top deck and made everything slick as hell but ended up being the perfect Bond to make on the glue. J-

Adhesivo de mala calidad Apariencia y materiales de muy mala calidad

Es buen producto pero lo tuve que regresar por qué me mandaron medidas equivocadas