Home Furnishings Ftvgm33220 Nexus 12-Inch Vinyl Tile, Geo Brick Pavers, 20-Pack

Did all the steps, but the next day they all came out on the sides had to put the carpet on top of them to flatten them out, but no use. I think the problem is with the storage and throw it all the way in the end.

Good product anc and inexpensive. Good adhesive.

you'll definitely need a spray or adhesive for this also they were very easy to peal but also can break in the corners had 2 boxes come that the corners on them were damaged a little

I love these! I wish I had a bathroom worth taking a photo of- because these tiles are BEAUTIFUL. Unfortunately I live in a rural homestead. We have an 'indoor outhouse' and it's anything but photo-worthy. With that being said, these new tiles are SO much better than the old ply-wood floors we originally had. Ever since moving into my home I've been devising a plan to renovate our bathroom. Without running water the bathroom is literally just a toilet (and a cat litter box), but that doesn't mean it doesn't deserve to be semi-pretty. With that being said having actual tile shipped to rural Alaska is practically impossible and ridiculously expensive. I needed an alternative. That's when I started looking up linoleum-style stick-on tiles. I really loved the appearance of these, so I snatched them up. I bought four boxes, but for my 6' x 6' bathroom, I only needed 1 and 1/2. The tiles came in great condition. They appeared exactly as they do in the Amazon product picture. They are made up of faux tan, brownish red, and gray tiles. There is gray grooving around the tiles, which helps match them up to the other squares. Once all of the squares are laid, they really do look as though they are one big project- rather than multiple small 12" squares. The wood in my bathroom was quite rotted and old. This wasn't our house originally and the last owners had flooded it multiple times by letting the outhouse septic tank fill up. Needless to say the wood was disgusting, peeling, and dirty. It was old and rotted. I went into this project with a lot of doubt. I doubted the tiles would stick. I doubted they would cover the plywood decently. I doubted they would look nice. I ended up being pleasantly surprised. The tiles have a paper backing that, once peeled off, leaves a very sticky surface. I added a bit of Elmer's wood glue to each of the corners, and then laid the tiles down, one by one, starting in one corner and working my way out into the room. I started first by lining one wall, and then working by way to the wall adjacent. This helped ensure that 99% of the tiles aligned correctly, and only the ones lining the last wall would need to be cut. The tiles were very easy to cut. I cut them with my kid's craft scissors. They cut really easily and neatly. Once all the tiles were laid, I let them dry for 6 hours before using them. It's now been 2 months and the tiles are still holding up very well. I was them weekly with a steamer mop. The color isn't fading. My 4 cats, 2 dogs, and 3 ferrets clawed-feet have not left any scratches on the floors. They look as good as new. The color hides dirt marks very well- which is nice, because I don't need to clean muddy paw-prints as often as I would with other colored-floors. None of the tiles are peeling up. All are laying flat. And even with our cabin shifting in the spring melt (and our floor slightly bubbling up), these tiles look very nice and show no signs of cracking or spacing. I'm so so happy with this purchase. I renovated by entire bathroom for $30.00 and I couldn't be happier! I would recommend using Elmer's Wood Glue to secure the corners (it only costs about $10.00 a bottle- and I only used about 1/8 of the bottle for my entire bathroom). But aside from that one small additional purchase, these are a great bathroom-renovating alternative-to-tile that is easy on the pocket-book.

tuile ordinaire et avec une colle contact avant l,application colle très bien ,mais sans colle sa ne colle pas vraiment .