PolyFoam Multipurpose Foam Underlayment – 100 sq ft Roll for Laminate & Wood Flooring, Moisture-Resistant, Shock-Absorbing, Lightweight, Easy to Install, Made in USA

After our kitchen flooded and the Eucalyptus solid wood flooring warped, we replaced it ourselves. We removed the damaged flooring, dried the subfloor with fans, and used PolyFoam Multipurpose Foam Underlayment, which was significantly less expensive than contractor-recommended brands. We ordered new Eucalyptus flooring and stacked the wet boards to dry. When the new flooring arrived and acclimated, we alternated the best original planks with the new ones, creating an attractive, contrasting pattern that looked better than the professionals’ work. I highly recommend PolyFoam—it’s affordable and effective. We even used leftover underlayment and flooring to finish our master bedroom.

I'm using this as a layer in insulated curtains for our home and RV. It's flexible, lightweight, low cost and allows some light through, and can be layered with small bubble wrap and quilt batting between 2 sheets, muslin or light fabric for thermal insulated curtains. The overall curtain is pretty thick and warm, yet still lets some light through, and can be rolled or folded up when not needed.

The rug is very nice The color was just what I was looking for and it fits perfectly in my livingroom. My only irritation is it is hard to vacuum.

Worked for what I needed it for. You can spend $20 more as of listing at Home Depot or Lowes and get the same stuff. This worked excellent for my Masterbathroom. Definitely, recommend it was placed over existing tile and works great.

Good product and good price. I put it under my rugs on my cold concrete slab floor to have warm feet!

Works great specially the money you save on it yes it’s a lil had to keep in place but I rather deal with that or use painter tape to put together than pay for expensive I got all mine here for my whole house saved like $1500

I’ve been using all of this on my basement floors for waterproof laminate, it’s thin enough that you don’t really notice it and doesn’t run the risk of popping up any stray boards, definitely recommend for the right application

If you buy it to save money comparing it to Home Depot’s kind-don’t, you have to double this up sometimes triple for transitions so in the end you need to use twice as much and it’s actually more expensive.

I use this underlay to create my resists for wet felting projects. Light enough to layout the wool and roll and it's thin enough to allow for the water to work through it/around it so that I can complete projects before removing the resist. Who knew? :-)

good price

Although this is on the cheaper side for what it is, for a few extra dollars you can get something A million times better. This was infuriating to work with but not impossible. It was way thinner than I had hoped and tore whenever I tried to slide the lament into place. Even some other options in a similar price range will come with tape to adhere it to the floor so it will not slide and stay in place but this DOES NOT. No adhesive and unless you tape it yourself this will move every which way and again cause issues in your projects. Buy and beware, it can be useful but for similar pricing there are some better options.