Can i use peel & stick tiles in a screened in patio? I would like flooring that can be dried easily after rain

Question

We currently have carpet that after a heavy storm can stay wet for upwards of 5 days. I would love to put in flooring that i could easily dry off after a storm. I am working on a tight budget and thought that peel and stick tiles may be a good option for the short term. Any other cheap ideas would be much appreciated!

Answer 1

If you live in a hot place yes

Answer 2

This stuff is not much good anywhere. It sticks for a few months , then seems to loose its grip and the corners start turning up.

Do not put it on a patio floor.

I wish you had stated what kind of floor you have. Concrete?

Plywood?

If it is concrete or plywood (good condition plywood) I would use solid vinyl tile 1/8" thick. Put it down with an epoxy adhesive. It will last forever.

Just make sure the subfloor or concrete is really clean and dry.

Answer 3

depends on where you live. if you get freezes in the winter, it is likely to come up. if it a concrete floor underneath, why not just stain the concrete?

edit;

after reading your update, I wouldn't try it. your climate zone has way to much cold and rain for it to work.