Can Vinyl Floorcloths be used outside?
Vinyl f are indoor/controlled outdoor. While they are fade-resistant in direct sunlight and durable against the elements, it is important to follow these instructions: If your floorcloth is left in the rain, flip it over to allow the underside to dry. This prevents mold. Always make sure that Vintage Vinyl® is secured in place, as high winds may cause damage. Covered patios or screened-in porches are preferable in outdoor settings to ensure that your floorcloth lasts a long time.
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Can Vinyl Floorcloths be adhered to floors, walls, or ceilings?
Vinyl Floorcloths are marketed as accent rugs, however, Vinyl Floorcloths can be used in permanent applications as well. This is what Spicher & Co., the manufacturer, recommends for gluing the Vintage Vinyl floor cloths directly to the floor, wall, ...
Are Vinyl Floorcloths eligible for returns?
Vinyl Floorcloths are made to order and unfortunately cannot be returned unless they've been damaged during shipment. For some rare, extenuating circumstances a return may be approved. In this case a 33.3% restocking fee plus shipping will apply. ...
Are custom sizes available for Vinyl Floorcloths?
While there are standard sizes available for all Vinyl Floorcloths, most styles can be customized to your specific size and shape specifications. Some patterns may be made into a round floor cloth, but there will be no border or edge. To inquire ...
What is the lead time for Vinyl Floorcloths?
There is typically a multiple week lead time for Vinyl Floorcloths which can change without notice. Current lead time is 4-6 weeks. For your convenience, rush options may be available for an additional fee. Please contact us to learn more prior to ...
What surfaces can a Vinyl Floorcloth go on?
Vinyl Floorcloths is ideal for most flat surfaces such as hardwood, linoleum and cement. It will not damage or discolor hardwood floors. When used on tile with wide grout, please be aware that furniture legs or high heel shoes may puncture the ...