ROBERTS 70-115 Moisture Barricade Underlayment Film, for Vinyl, Laminate SPC, Engineered Wood Floors, 6 mil. Thick, Polyethylene, 120 Sq. Foot Roll, Black

Robert’s is inexpensive and works great as a vapor barrier for LVP. Easy for DIYers

I bought these to put under carpet so my puppy wouldn't running my floors

This was used in the crawl space of my manufactured home. I cut out a section to tape to the underside of the flooring where a plumber had cut out a section to access the bathtub drain, I reinstalled insulation and taped the material to the underside. So far it's working.

Good underlayment good price easy to use

Good product

The vinyl floor in the basement has no underlayment, which is used to protect the floor from moisture, which is very good.

Easy to cut and apply. We'll made and very thick.

This has to be one of the worst products to buy.I was wondering why a plank would look a little bit off, but I kept laying them because I had beat the wood off it with my block , and then two rows over I would get a plank that absolutely would not go in at all.So I ripped up about 10-12 rows of planks twice.And started all the way back at the one that just wouldn’t fit properly.Here the underlayment was getting caught in the groves of the click lock.It’s thicker than you’ll think.Then you will think I’ll just cut it where the two pieces meet and get double the product.It’s all one piece, and it’s thick and sloppy even tacking it down on the perimeter off the stuff.Don’t buy, waist of money.And you’ll figure“it’s only 16$” but the time and labor you will put in to find out it’s garbage is such a waste of time effort and money.Because you’ll end up cutting planks and wasting them.