3in1 Vapor Barrier Flooring Underlayment w/Overlap and pre-Attached Tape Strip - Bestlaminate- 2mm - 100sq.ft roll

The big box stores sell underlayment that is almost expensive as the flooring is. So I went to my trusty Zon and found this product. Received quickly which is great because I was ready to get to work. It's so light weight and mostly easy to use. It has vapor barrier on the back and I used Tuck Tape on the seamseven though there is a peel and stick edge for the seams. The Tuck Tape just really helped it lay in place better and it's only like $7 so get a roll of it as well. It is easy to tear or slice through this, so the Tuck Tape comes in handy for repairing any areas you damage and will help maintain the vapor barrier properties. For such small rolls you get a lot of coverage. It took 2 rolls to do my 11.5 x 15 room, so just order enough for the same square footage as your flooring. Provides cushion and sound dampening underneath my LVP making it not feel so "plastic", and since most manufactirers require underlayment to satisfy warranty requirements why spend a lot for that if you don't have to? This product is a serious great value.

Order this for a flooring project and it arrived before the date it was supposed to and also worked absolutely beautifully!!!! Layer well on for the tape on underlayment was a big plus. Needed more so ordered from this vendor again because this a quality product, customer service was excellent and will most definitely use them again for any and all flooring projects. Recommended them to a few friends who are also doing their floors from carpet to wood. Good cushioning, no squeaking when walking on my new wood floors. Great product and way cheaper than Home Depot or Lowe's for sure.

Ease of use, cost and fast shipping! I need underlayment and this was perfect for the room where we were laying flooring! I will order again. It is easy to use, easy to size and cut! I ordered 2 rolls and when I do the flooring in another room, I will use this brand again.

I love the cost. The first time I put this floor down I use some stuff that almost cost as much as the floor so when my house was stolen from me, I said it’s not nailed down we’re taking it. But the underlain couldn’t be saved in time. I’ll make sure that all pieces the floor are left in the room for a couple days to acclimate to the room temperatures. I stapled it in a few different places to keep it nice and flat there are a lot of air pockets to air bubbles inside laminate itself expenses stuff seems way less poor almost like a Matt and because of the air. I feel like it may have caused a couple gaps, but you just watch for them and they’ll show their selves before you get too far and it’s really easy to tighten them back up if you have the right tool And I hope y’all excuse the mess, still working on stuff but so far so good feels just as good walking on this one is a dead day expensive stuff probably about a month now been down no new gap appearing I like it and you really can’t beat the price That’s what I like more than anything about it. Peace out.

Perfect for our floor project and saved me enough money to have a nice dinner. Don’t get ripped off at the big hardware stores.

Hi 🙋🏼‍♀️ I bought a couple rolls of this a few years ago, and this is and isn't a review 😅 It works well and does what it should, but I have a question. What is this underlayment actually made of? Backstory: I had a major ant infestation, and went a little crazy with water based cleaners... Looong story short, mold under my flooring 😬 I want to be sure I've got all the mold off the underlayment before putting more planks down. I was thinking of using Cleaning Vinegar, but if there's something like rubber mixed in the underlayment, I could really damage it. So, please, if anyone can answer me, I really need to know what this is made of 🙇🏼‍♀️

I bought this underlayment to use in my hallway. At first I didn’t think it was going to work because it’s not very thick. Since using this underlayment it is so much quieter when walking. Installment was also extremely easy. I think this is well worth the money.

I used it over old hexagon tile in our rental bathroom. Positives- It came earlier than expected. It was easy to unroll and handle. The price is unbeatable. Negatives- The adhesive on my roll only lasted 5 feet. The rest had no adhesive and even the adhesive tape stopped. And the 5 feet that did have adhesive did not stick well at all, despite a clean floor. Thankfully, the part I was needing underlayment for was less than 20sq ft. Problem solving- I did come up with a renter friendly hack for better adhesion. I put painter's tape directly on the floor. I placed some strips of double sided tape on top of the painter's tape. Then I put the underlayment on top, and it didn't budge; it stuck beautifully.