How Do You Put Peel & Stick Tiles On Concrete Floor?
Having a new look for your flooring does not have to mean a major output of time and money. Laying wood boards and ceramic tiles can mean days of work, but peel-and-stick tiles offer a new look almost instantly. Although they are convenient, peel-and-stick tiles may not be suitable for all settings. They are not impervious to water and are not ideal for use in a bathroom or laundry room. Determine the square footage of the room by multiplying its length by its width. Be sure you have enough tiles to cover the entire area. Sweep then mop the entire floor to remove dust and dirt. Apply a thin layer of primer to the floor and allow to dry. Determine the center point of the room by finding the midway distance between the length and width. Place the tiles onto the floor beginning at the center point. Continue to lay them in a straight line until you reach the wall then lay the tiles along the wall. You should have formed an “L” shape. Lay another layer of tiles next to the first, lining up
