GoodHome Poprock Silver Wood planks Wood effect Self adhesive Vinyl plank, Pack of 8

Price was good, planks were easy enough to cut and lay but had problems with the edges not sticking down. Tried heat and roller but after a couple of hours the edges would lift.
Had to take a good half the floor back up and use spray adhesive in order to get them to stick down. Would not buy again.

We installed the silver planks on top of plywood. The previous owners used nails to put the plywood down, rather than screws, so we painstakingly made sure every nail was flush. But after laying the planks every nail shows up and the tops of some planks seem to be pushing against the other which makes it look bumpy. We had extra so we replaced the worst ones but they didn't seem much better. Not sure if it's our technique but we're not novices to DIY, we've laid plenty of floors in the past. For £13 per m2 I was expecting a better overall finish. It's maybe because it's so light in colour, perhaps a darker colour would have been more forgiving. It feels nice underfoot though but I'd suggest anyone laying it on top of a plywood floor should consider laying some underlay first. The quality of the flooring does seem good but I think it's too expensive for what it is.

Bought this to freshen bedroom. We have professionally laid LVT in the living room and hall, but as the bedroom is not a high traffic area, I thought I’d give laying these myself a go.

I laid on top of a pre-existing laminate as it was old but sound (and just filled any gaps that had appeared in it).

It took me about 2 days to do single handed as I was having to shift the furniture around the room while doing it. I used a guide for cutting round door frames etc. I found that initially I was trying to do several cuts to get through the depth of material and this was difficult. So instead I tried simply scoring and then bending (and snapping) the boards was quicker and easier. I tended to start peeling from one end, get that end firmly and accurately in place and then peeled from underneath as I pressed down along the length. This worked better than peeling the protection off the whole plank and trying to stick it all down in one go like I attempted with the first one!! I also used a previous commenter’s tip about using filler if there were any small gaps (fraction of a mm)

The finished outcome looks really well. The boards are quite textured which we don’t mind (less slippy underfoot than the smooth laminate was), but others may not like.

It has been down about a month now, so can’t speak as to the longevity at this stage.

It is perfect vinyl, very easy to cut sticks good. Silver colour looks beautiful on floor and any little gaps can be easily filled with white filler. I am buying more to complete my project. Also, I think price is excellent for quality product.