Just as long as the existing floors are adhered firmly to the ground, Cling will work on vinyl, linoleum, tile, laminate, marble and ceramic tile.

If you have grout lines that are ¼” wide or less, Cling would be a great fit with no extra steps.

If your existing floors are plywood or cement, you would need to apply a sealer.

If the grout lines are ¼” wide or less, then Cling would be a great fit.

If the grout lines are bigger than ¼” wide, we recommend to fill and patch the grout lines. Then cover it with a sealer.

Cling needs a nonporous surface for the patented backing to suction to the existing surface. Because concrete is porous, we recommend you seal the area to create a nonporous surface. You can pick up a sealer at your local home improvement store.

We highly recommend ordering a sample first to see how it adheres to the wall. If it holds firmly, then you should be good. 

Cling needs a nonporous surface for the patented backing to suction to the existing surface. As long as your wall is smooth and clean from any debris, Cling should work on the wall. We also do have a heavy duty double sided tape to use along with it for a stronger hold.

A full box is about 35 pounds.

If weather has drastic temperature changes, there could be expansion and contraction. Fortunately, our product resists expansion and contraction better than other vinyls on the market. However, there is always a small chance that extreme temperatures could cause slight changes.

Fortunately, if your existing tiles are adhered firmly, Cling will be perfect as they encapsulate asbestos.

Cling is a 3mm/12Mil product - this means it's adequate for light commercial environments and absolutely durable enough for residential living (kitchen, living room, laundry room etc.).

It is definitely pet friendly in that the flooring has a high resistance to scratch and wear. 

That is a matter of preference of design. Works either way.

A utility knife or a pair of commercial grade scissors is all you need. Using the utility knife, you just need to score across the tile a couple times, bend the piece back, and snap it forward to break off.

There is actually no setting time. Install Cling over your existing floors and you can walk on them right away.

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Yes, Cling is 100% waterproof if laid properly, which is easy to do. We do recommend caulking along the border of the wall and around the toilet to add an extra layer of protection against liquid.

Yes, Cling is 100% waterproof if laid properly, which is easy to do.

No. We do not recommend using Cling inside the shower.

We sell a contour gauge that allows you to duplicate the curve of the toilet. Trace and cut with commercial grade scissors and caulk the space between the toilet and the floor.

Yes!

We would not recommend using it close to a stove.

Yes, Cling is cleanable.

When cleaning, you can use just about anything with a fairly neutral pH. Swiffer is a common method.

Most non-skid rug pads are made of rubber and thus have a chemical reaction with vinyl flooring. Our products would have a similar reaction. If you’d like to use a rug pad, make sure it’s not made of rubber. RUGPADUSA has multiple options.

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Cling is designed with a patented backing that removes the need for additional adhesive. When it comes to removal, the worst you may have is a small piece of our foam backing leftover here or there. This pulls up very easily. However, there is a chance that when these are removed, they could pry up what they’re stuck to if bubbles exist in the wall/paint or if the flooring underneath was not properly installed.

Cling is very renter friendly! It takes a little muscle, but Cling is definitely removable thanks to our patented backing that removes the need for additional adhesive. As long as the surface you’re applying Cling to is installed properly and there are no loose pieces, there will be no issue.