Under Sink Vinyl Flooring

Installed Tile

I’ve been trying to update my kitchen for about 4 years now. I started with my kitchen cabinet makeover. Then my Clutch Hutch. Now, a simple project!

One of the driving forces behind my kitchen remodel (besides the overall ugliness) was a slow leak we had under our sink. Long story short, I ended up ripping out the plumbing, reworking it myself, and installing a new farmhouse sink. Seeing as I am no plumber, I wanted to make sure that any leaks that started in the future were easy to clean up and didn’t do too much damage to my cabinet and floor.

My solution was peel and stick tiles. Luxury vinyl flooring.

Luxury Vinyl

It was perfect. Long, thick strips of heavy duty tiles in a nice, modern color.

Tile Front

I purchased enough to cover the square footage of my cabinet base, then lined them up inside the cabinet and drew lines where they needed to be cut down to fit the space. I used a box cutter to slice along the lines.

Box Cutter

Then I peeled the paper off the back of the tiles one at a time and stuck them to the cabinet base.

Scraps

I lined them up as best I could to be flush with the front of the cabinet for the best appearance.

Tile Install

The end result was quite nice. (Check out that awesome plumbing job)

Installed Tile

I put all my supplies back under the sink (the beautiful, self-installed sink). The vinyl made everything easy to slide, and it made me feel so much better about potential leaks.

Finished

After all that, my blog post was really just about peeling and sticking some tile under the sink. Not the most interesting of projects, but hey… thanks for sticking around (pun intended).

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