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Achim Portfolio Blue Diamond 12-in x 12-in Peel and Stick Vinyl Tile Flooring (9-sq ft)

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Achim Portfolio Blue Diamond 12-in x 12-in Peel and Stick Vinyl Tile Flooring (9-sq ft)Blue Diamond 12" x 12" Peel and Stick Vinyl Floor Tile, 9 sq ft Achims Portfolio Blue Diamond vinyl floor tiles offer a quick, DIY refresh with durable, commercial gauge construction. Each 12" x 12" self adhesive tile sticks to clean, flat subfloorsno glue or wax requiredproviding 9 sq ft of stylish coverage per box. Key Features: DIY Peel and Stick Installation: No additional adhesives or special toolsjust score, cut, and apply to flat, dry subfloors

Blue Diamond 12" x 12" Peel-and-Stick Vinyl Floor Tile, 9 sq ft

Achim’s Portfolio Blue Diamond vinyl floor tiles offer a quick, DIY refresh with durable, commercial-gauge construction. Each 12" x 12" self-adhesive tile sticks to clean, flat subfloors—no glue or wax required—providing 9 sq ft of stylish coverage per box.

Key Features:

  • DIY Peel-and-Stick Installation: No additional adhesives or special tools—just score, cut, and apply to flat, dry subfloors
  • Durable Construction: 2.0mm commercial-gauge vinyl designed for everyday wear
  • Low Maintenance Finish: No-wax surface for easy cleaning and care
  • Box Coverage: 9 sq ft per box with 9 tiles (12" x 12" each)
  • Warranty Protection: Backed by a 5-year limited warranty

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Tile size 12 inch x 12 inch
Thickness 2.0 mm
Finish No-wax
Coverage per box 9 sq ft
Tiles per box 9
Installation Self-adhesive; peel-and-stick to flat, dry subfloors
Cutting Score with a utility knife and snap
Warranty 5-year limited
Design Blue Diamond pattern

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: How many tiles are in a box?
A: Nine 12" x 12" tiles per box, covering 9 square feet.

Q: Do I need extra adhesive?
A: No—these are self-adhesive tiles designed to peel and stick to clean, flat, and dry subfloors.

Q: Can the tiles be cut to fit?
A: Yes, they can be scored with a utility knife and snapped to size.

Q: Is there a warranty?
A: Yes, a 5-year limited warranty is included.

Q: Are there any safety notices?
A: California Proposition 65 warning: product can expose you to DEHP; see P65Warnings.ca.gov/product for details.

A Cool, Geometric Statement Underfoot

Blue Diamond brings a fresh, crystalline rhythm to the floor, instantly elevating kitchens and baths with its soft, marbled blues and ornate center motif. The pattern creates a refined grid that feels tailored yet serene. Pair it with crisp white cabinetry and brushed nickel accents to let the design shimmer. It’s an effortless path to everyday luxury with practical ease.

Upgrade your floor in an afternoon—choose Blue Diamond peel-and-stick tiles for durable style without the hassle.

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