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The listings show two main attachment methods: peel-and-stick self-adhesive vinyl tiles and heavy-duty double-sided adhesive tape.

The tiles are described as made from ethylene-based foam (EVA — ethylene vinyl acetate) in some listings and from vinyl in others.

Listings include 36 × 6 inch and 12 × 12 inch tiles, with thicknesses shown from about 0.62 mm up to 1.5 mm.

Installation is a simple peel-and-stick process: clean and dry the flat surface, peel off the tile backing, press the tile firmly in place, and trim edges to fit — no power tools required.

Prepare a clean, dry, flat surface free of dust, grease, and other impurities. Ensure both the floor and the tile backing are dry before applying the adhesive tiles.

The tape descriptions list many surfaces, including carpet and rugs, various flooring types, wood, stone, brick, metal, vinyl, plastic, and paper.

At least one double-sided tape listing explicitly notes suitability for indoor and outdoor use and describes the tape as weather resistant.

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