LVT/LVP Ultra Seal Underlayment 200 SF

I used this padding for my 5mm thick LVP flooring project. It was a little hard working with it as we laid down the padding throughout the entire room in the opposite direction of the flooring we were gong to install and then installed the flooring. It would be easier to lay down the padding as you install the LVP but then you run the risk of having the seams line up with the lvp and the padding. The padding is also can have quite a bit of static so it attracts dirt, hair, etc when working with it.After installation was done it is working great. Doesn't add much installation but helps dampen then sound which is great for condos.

It’s easy to lay down. That’s the only good thing. It does not stick well at all. My floor looked great for a few days, but the underlayment started to pop up and now my floor has waves in it.

Necessary for solid hardwood

We were doing LVT floors over tile and condo HOA requested sound proofing under new floors. It’s a thin, foam like material, rolls out pretty easy, helped with slightly uneven floors and definitely makes a difference when you walk on new floors, you can bit price per square foot compared to other brands. Recommend for sure.

So we took a chance on this product to protect our carpet from ever-increasing "accidents" our old pooch is having.The best part is the finish and consistency of the material - we were concerned that it might be too brittle or stiff to comfortably walk on, and make noise, but that isn't the case. (We also wondered if the dog would dislike being on it, let alone do any "business" - also not the case.)To keep the material secured to our carpet, we used Sugarman Industrial Grade Double-sided Carpet tape. (This tape has worked better than anything else to keep area rugs from constantly slipping around over our carpet.)But the results using it for this purpose were less than perfect because frequent traffic creates slippage, as we didn't tape along ALL the edges (would be too expensive). So we now reposition the coverings as needed (which is very often).The other thing is that because the dog pees on the covering quite often, it has caused "buckles" or bulges that look pretty bad. ( Luckily, enough covering was provided, so we're able to replace the worst sections.)But all-in-all we're very happy with this choice, though it might be better if a bit thicker.

This product was well worth the money and and our contractor who installed our floor really liked it and will be recommending it to other people also

We have used this for about a year now. To minimizing noise transfer from upstairs to downstairs in multiple townhouses we’ve built. It has worked as anticipated and does make a difference!

Complete crap - as thick as paper. Actually that is an insult to paper which is probably better. Noise control? Lol this product does nothing for that - still here TV below as if I was in the room(volume 4). Look elsewhere