FloorPops FP2946 Lattice Peel Stick Floor Tiles, White & Off-White

So easy. Kinda tacky on your hands so thats annoying. But prepped/cleaned my bathroom linoleum before placing the tile helped a lot! After i used goo gone on a paper towel to wipe it off before cleaning and drying. Then i actually waited for them to settle in a few days. I did use some liquid nails on some corners that were sitting down right. Then i caulked all the seams with white- it looks AMAZING. If i were to do it again, i would pull up my quarter-round to get it flush, it would look straighter on the edges. I really love how easy it was though!

My professional installer followed all the necessary preparation, as well as the correct installation. Within 24 hours, at room temperature between 66 and 70 degrees where the tiles have been stored since I purchased them, the edges and corners on most tiles came loose, giving the appearance that the entire tiled floor had thin black lines of grout. We tried using foil across the tiles, warmed by a hair dryer, then rolled a rolling pin over the foil with pressure. Withing a few minutes the sides were up again. Unfortunately, my date for return has passed. (I had to go with my hired tiler's schedule.) So I am out my $340. Very disappointed in this product. We see no way to fix this, so all the tile will have to be pulled up and replaced. I have another area I was going to tile, so I have unused tile left over that, in my opinion, is useless.

Was easy to lay down and cut. Some edges didn’t match perfectly which showed end, but overall happy with it for a quick fix. I did prime before I laid on top and haven’t had any issues with them peeling up yet.

I did return this product, but it looks great in the box. And I have used this brand before and I have found that it has good adhesion on the back and good variability.

These tiles stick well and look good but my issue is the line between the tiles is impossible to make disappear. It makes the floor look cheap.

I was pleasantly surprised how my floor turned out with these tiles. I would recommend to anyone looking to do redo a floor.

The pictures lie. When you install these you’ll have a very noticeable black line between the tiles, and you can fill that with caulk but it won’t look smooth like the picture. I’m fairly handy and these were terrible to install, they don’t line up well at all (the pattern was a massive headache) and after installing two boxes I stood up and saw that where I was sitting on some had turned blue from my (very old and faded) jeans. In some spots I was able to wipe it off, in others the dye went down into the tiles. Since these were for a kid’s bathroom that will undoubtedly have clothing on the floor, often damp clothing, they didn’t seem like a viable solution so I’m returning the other 2 boxes. Taking them up was pretty easy, they’re sticky but not so sticky that I couldn’t just peel them up despite having a perfectly cleaned and prepped floor (sheet vinyl) to stick them to.They were easy to cut with a utility knife, and that’s about the only good thing I have to say about these. I’m not happy I wasted money and time putting down 2 boxes of them, but it took that many to get a feel for how it would look (which is exactly like peel and stick tiles, these aren’t going to fool anyone and are worse than sheet vinyl).

Very cute and easy to stick on. I was pretty lazy about application since I was going to put a rug over it anyways so you can definitely so a better job than me haha and get every tile to line up perfectly.It was hard to cut the tiles to fit certain shapes of the floor since the tiles are very firm and don't bend easily. I recommend using a piece of paper first to trace the shape and then use that as a guideline for cutting. However , the tiles themselves were very easy to cut.Our bathroom is very small and 2 packs of tiles was the perfect amount. So, if you have a bathroom any bigger than mine, I would recommend getting at least 3 packs.