Customer Reviews for VEVOR Boat Flooring, EVA Foam Boat Decking 94.5" x 35.4", Non-Slip Self-Adhesive Flooring, 23.2 sq.ft Marine Carpet for Boats, Yacht, Pontoon, Kayak Decking

Got a quote from sea dek for $6,200. Paid under $300 with this stuff to cover the same area. It's thinner than sea dek, but at that price I really don't care if I have to replace it every 3 years. Still worth it and I will purchase again.

I used every inch of it! It was pretty easy to install, no complaints and looks great.

Very comfortable and does NOT heat up in the baking.

If putting it on wood, use some 3m adhesive that's in a spray can. Repels water too.

Bought this for a little Jon Boat project and placed this on a sanded & sealed plywood deck which worked out fine. I used some gorilla spray adhesive for extra security and buddy that floor is never coming back up lol. Very comfortable and does NOT heat up in the baking southern US sun.

Perfect touch to our restored 2001 SeaArk boat.

Like the looks like the feel like the non-skid. Made the boat look new

We bought this to put in the bottom of our aluminum fishing boat bc it got so hot sitting in the sun. It has adhered well, it’s soft and absorbs the sun well now we can walk barefoot without getting scorched. Also spray paints well

Works and looks great.

I liked that the material (basically foam) was very light and easy to cut but unfortunately it did not come in a full 48" width so I had to cut 1/2" filler strips along both sides for the exact fit to my project which I later had to cover with wood trim. Another issue I soon discovered is that it gets dirty from foot traffic very easily and takes a bit of effort to clean. I choose the light grey color so it might not be as noticeable with one of the other available darker colors. I am using a clear vinyl runner over the Faux Teak foam material to avoid the foot prints. For my project it was a matter of material weight and this certainly was a fraction of the weight of installing real wood. All and all it looks Great!