KXKZREN EVA Foam Boat Flooring 94"x35" Non-Slip Faux Teak Boat Decking Sheet Easily Cut Marine Mat Carpet Dot Texture Self-Adhesive Deck Floor for Pontoon Motorboat Yacht Kayak Cooler Tops

It’s easy to cut, the adhesive appears better than the previous brand that I used. It is extremely water phobic which is great hopefully it helps with blood and fish. The pricing was pretty fair, comparatively it was priced about the same as the previous company and has much better reviews. I was able to do the whole 24’ boat with 5 sheets of the 36” ones. I would likely purchase again.

I have heard it doesn’t stay on for long, but it’s nearly impossible to peel off once its stuck. We will see!

I got KXKZREN EVA Foam Boat Flooring (94" x 35") to put into the room that a couple of my dogs sleep in. I wanted something more comfortable (and safer) than the bare concrete in that room, and EVA foam seemed to fit the bill better than something like vinyl. I used the whole roll, but cutting/trimming would be very simple. Because my concrete wasn't pristine, I used #20 flooring adhesive and a trowel for my install, though YMMV. The flooring seems to be high quality, and it looks and feels good. If there's one question mark, it's the long-term durability. If that becomes an issue, I'll update this review. At about $4 a square foot, the pricing isn't bad for specialty flooring. Conditionally Recommended

Adheres amazing to clean aluminum.Put it in my boat build.Really exceptional so far!!

Did not adhere to shower surface

Hard to install

Went with the 94x35 light grey with black seams. I placed it by my bbq grill for visual (pic 1). I always worry the product description pictures from the manufacturer aren't accurate. For the light grey at least, they are spot on (pic2). The black seams run the rolled length of the product - in other words the black seams run the longer way 94". The product seems to be of a normal thickness (pic 3). I was planning on installing this product right away, but it is November and the product came tight rolled (no fault-best way to ship). As such, when unrolled, it wants to remain in the tight roll (pic 3) and would most likely make for difficult install. I plan to install in the spring when I can lay the product out flat upside down in the sun. As long as the product has good "stick", I see nothing wrong with the faux boat decking sheet.

This is easy to use flooring for the boat. We had a small area that needed something because it’s slick when wet. This flooring is easy to cut and place where it needs to go.