Peel and Stick Floor Tile, 10-Pack 15 Sq.Ft, Natural Grey Wood Grain Look, Self Adhesive and Waterproof for Transfer Bathroom, Kitchen, Living Room, Bedroom

Very easy to install, although I did not place my sheets down in place before peeling and sticking to the floor so I had to make some adjustments. My restroom looks pretty. Thin and light, easy to work with, great quality for the money.

I used this to line my kitchen cabinets because regular contact paper type liner would peel up or tear when pulling out heavy pots and pans. This product worked so well. I love the look and it's very durable. It's wash to wipe clean.

I recently experimented with the 20 Pcs Peel and Stick Floor Tile, and while the product boasts impressive qualities, it didn’t quite align with my personal taste. Let me start by emphasizing that the tiles are top-notch in terms of quality—scratch-resistant, thick, and visually appealing. The self-adhesive feature makes installation a breeze, and I appreciate the manufacturer’s attention to durability. The tiles are not easily scratched, and their thickness adds a robust feel to the flooring. Despite my personal preferences leaning in a different direction, I can’t deny the visual appeal and comfort these tiles offer. In summary, the 20 Pcs Peel and Stick Floor Tile is a quality product with a one-hundred percent commitment to durability. If the design suits your taste, these tiles are an excellent choice for various spaces. My rating reflects more on my style preferences than any shortcomings in the product.

These are awesome and easy to install note they are thin so if you have a pattern on your current floor it will show through. I ordered 30 pieces to do my kitchen floor and partly my dining room. I have a rug I'll put down to cover the rest

Very easy to use and very durable! I do wish the adhesive was a little better but over all for the money it was great!

I was surprised at how well this stick-on floor worked. It is very easy to install as long as you are comfortable making cuts to fit the shape of your floor but the adhesion works very well and I recommend having a box cutter on hand for quick adjustments. Some things to note are that you do need to make sure the pieces lay flat next to each other and not overlap at all or else it doesnt properly stick and beware of any pieces of debris that may get trapped under the floor and create too much uneveness. If you do encounter this problem the floor can be easily pulled off and cleaned/realigned to properly fit. We layed this out on our bathroom tiles which was not the cleanest surface (I just did a quick mopping) and had some chips but these pieces were thick enough to lay over chips in the floor without sinking in. They have been on for a month now with no issues and look great! The only problem I encountered was some sections close to the baseboard were pealing up a little bit on the ends Im guessing due to the heat but I added a little super glue under those areas and they have been fine since.

I wanted to remodel an old closet door as we are remodeling the interior of our house. I have bought a 2nd design that was cheaper and sadly it didn't turn out as well. When I turned the door over I decided I would try this one on the other side and it was perfect. It fit well, stuck firm down on to the door and look much cleaner than the other brand I bought which was maybe half thinner and cheaper feeling. You get what you paid for. I bought the largest amount and it's about exactly the amount I can use for both sides of the closet door I have. Will need to buy more because I have a 4 more closet doors and I would like them all the match. Sorry for mess in background. Putting up new walls and new floor.

I was skeptical but I liked the price for my entry, a small area. When I first finished a few steps I was really excited - looked great (third picture). It’s already lifting up though. I did everything recommended. I cleaned the area twice. I unrolled the vinyl and put heavy books on the ends and in the middle to flatten out and left it on overnight. I’m going to have to get a rubberized adhesive and apply where flooring is lifting up. I started with a 10 pack and I was loving how it looked so I went ahead and ordered the rest I would need. When I ordered a 40 pack and they sent another 10 but charged me the same!! I was able to contact Amazon and they’re sending a replacement but I didn’t notice how short it was the way the roll came. The vinyl is thin. I liked the texture and look, but I’m not sure it’s going to be worth it. If I didn’t already do the top half of my area with the first order. I’m going to try a rubberized adhesive before I open the 40 pack and see how it holds up. If it sucks I’m going to return the 40 pack and rip up the rest. Still waste of money and time plus the nosing down on set of steps I’ve done… but I’d rather not waste more time and money and have to use additional products just to make this product do what it says it’s supposed to do and stick! I’m definitely not going with this for the next room! I’m going to a hardware store and getting something more reliable and durable.

The description in the header stated 20 pieces covering 30 square feet. I figured this to be a cheap option for a temporary repair. What you actually get is 10 pieces covering 15 square feet. I will be returning.