FOCEAN Boat Flooring EVA Foam Boat Decking Marine Flooring Brushed Texture Marine Mats for Boats Yacht Kayak RV 94.5" x47.2"/ 23.6"/15.7"

This was my 1st time reflooring a boat and decided to go with Focean Eva Decking Solide Grey for the sides on my compartments and my trolling motor foot pedal. This material is very easy to work with as far as cutting them to size, sticky sticky adhesive and all of my rolls came in the same exact color with no issues of different shades etc. I recommend that once you cut it to size, take your time to lay it on the decking cause it's very sticky and you have 1 chance to get it right. Overall, happy with my boat and it's looking fresh! Will definitely buy again!

I appreciate that this is for a boat, but installation on a boat would not make installing it any easier. That's because unless you are going in a straight line with nothing to cut around, you will need scissors, or a box cutter, to trim for a custom fit. The fact that it comes rolled complicates things because it does not enjoy straightening out and fought me pretty hard. This complicated measurements and trimming just to separate the amount needed from the full roll.Once that was done, I counter-rolled it so that it would straighten enough to actually get the piece in place. I tried to do the custom trim from there, lining it up, but it was a no-go. I had to remove the white backing in order to expose the adhesive to hold it in place. The problem there is that scissors do not cut through adhesive material without getting stuck. So I had to reapply the white backing on edges just to trim to the needed custom fit (a rectangle).I used this for a dog cage. The hard plastic that comes with cages is horribly uncomfortable and sometimes dogs don't want a fabric liner, but still want something comfy to lay on. This product works well. Before I could finish, the dog it is not being used for decided to lay on it. And he refused to move for about 30 minutes, when I shooed him away. That confirmed my expectation that this would be really great to lay on and will be able to handle snacking in the cage while providing an easy cleanup and comfort to the dog.At the end of all my efforts, it is for the most part a perfect fit. I did cut it too short on one side because it is really difficult to custom size perfectly; but most importantly, the dog it was used for loves it. Once shown, he went into his personal space and only came out if absolutely necessary. That means he's happy. I was really impressed with the adhesive strength, the obvious durability, and the design, which looks like a cool blue camouflage rather than water. I did not like how tricky installation turned out to be.

Overall, this works extremely well for what it is. I needed something for the bottom floor of my bass boat that wasn't carpet. The problem with this area in a bass boat is that it never seems to dry once it gets wet. It's too covered and low in the boat. I've heard a lot of good things about the EVA foam, so I gave this a try. Make sure you are using a brand-new blade to cut this and change it often! You can pull/rip the foam if you don't. The instructions state you can use spray adhesive if you want more adhesion. I opted for that route just because I didn't want to risk this coming up. The adhesive may have been enough on its own, I'm not sure.I knocked off 1 star because as you can see in the picture, it has some lines that kind of run through it. I assume this is where it feeds through the machines that process it. Some of the lines are kind of deep and easy to see. Doesn't affect the product at all, just not cosmetically perfect. Still worth buying if you are in need of a similar product!

This is PERFECT for waterproofing your floor surface. I've put this to the absolute test and can confirm that water DOES NOT penetrate through this material, even after many hours of leaving the water on the surface of the flooring. The adhesion after peeling off the protective paper on the back, is quite exceptional and sticks hard and fast. To maximize the adhesion and make application easy I suggest that you unroll and weigh down the flooring when you first get it out of the box. Let it flatten out and loose most of its curl from being rolled up. Clean and dry and your floor surface very well and if the surface is glossy or slick, use some sand paper to add a slight texture to your floor if it has none. Measure and cut your boat flooring with a slight overlap, place it where you want it and slowly peel off the protective paper and press the flooring into place, one small section at a time. You do have some ability to reposition it after it's been applied, but try and reduce this as much as possible. If you take your time and get it placed correctly the first time, the adhesion will be much better over the long term. The more you peel it up and reposition it, the less sticky the back will be. The flooring cuts fairly easily with a sharp carpet knife and straight edge ruler. I used a pair of electric scissors or rolling blade cutter. In some small areas I used additional instant crazy glue just a small bead. If you have to lay the flooring to a large area and have seperate sections or seems that join together. Try and find a good clear rubber or foam adhesive that you can apply between the seems to seal them together so that you don't compromise the waterproofing protection that the flooring gives you. I had a "toilet explosion" and this flooring withstood all the water and sewage material and prevented any of it from seeping through to the original flooring below. It was ONLY at the seems that water was able to penetrate down below the boat flooring. So I'm very impressed with this material and highly recommend it.