In this video, demonstrate how to remove peel and stick floor tile. This is a frequently-asked question we get from prospective customers and those researching the subject.
The adhesive on self adhesive flooring (at least the brand we sell) is very strong. It's easily repositioned if you don't get it right the first time, but within minutes, the adhesive grabs the surface and the bond gets stronger over the course of days.
The tile I removed in this video was installed in April, 2011 (and you can see the video n our YouTube Channel of this installation). All the tiles from the original installation are still firmly in place.
One of the great benefits of peel and stick tile is the fact that if a tile becomes damaged due to the moving of furniture, or any reason, the tile can be removed and replaced. This is why we always recommend our customers to order enough to have some left over. At our low wholesale price, an extra box of tile is a very cheap "insurance policy" so you can keep your floor looking great over a great length of time...even a lifetime.
In this video, I removed a single tile from my garage floor with ease using a heat gun designed to remove paint. I purchased this for about $20 from a hardware store. The only other tool needed was a 3" putty knife/scraper. Almost zero pressure was needed once the heat was applied.
After the tile was about half way removed the remainder peeled of easily and the tile ultimately came up in one piece with no additional effort needed. I replaced the tile with a new one.
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