12-in by 12-in Tuscan Peel and Stick Floor Tiles (10 Tiles), (10 sq.ft./Carton)

Worth every penny! High quality, easy to apply (and reapply if needs be) and is very easy to cut. I will say the adhesive isn’t the best, I’d recommend using some spray adhesive or something similar to help with adhesion. But for the price you can’t beat this product, it looks amazing and for a fraction of the price

I love the color. I love the ease of installation. I love that they have just enough flexibility to work on a mobile home floor. I love how easy it was to caulk around the edges and install standard trim for a nice finished look. Only downside was My fault. I forgot how allergic I am to adhesive. I broke out so bad 2 nights in a row before my husband suggested it was probably the adhesive 😂. I highly recommend this company and this color!

I like the tiles they’re pretty and easy to install. But when they got delivered, the boxes were completely crushed and I had liquid nail that I ordered in the same order and every single one of the liquid nails was busted open. It’s too late to return the liquid nail because I ordered this stuff months ago and just got around to opening all the boxes and putting the tile on the floor. In the future, you need to use heavy duty boxes or not put as many packs of tiles in a box because the delivery people don’t care.

If these were more expensive, I'd give them 3 stars instead of 4 because of the quality (the glue could be better and the corners can be brittle if not handled carefully -- lineleum floor tiles should not have to be handled "carefully"), but I'm using them to cover a cement floor where they don't get much traffic. They serve the purpose and look nice without having to spend a lot of money.

Did our kitchen floor with these and it looks great!! Very happy with. Hope they last and stay down. They are very sticky so should be all good. If not, I'll let y'all know!

The tiles look decent, but their adhesive is very poor. Almost all corners lift, and I live in one of the dry regions of the United States! I lined the shelves and drawers inside my kitchen cabinet. They all have white semi-gloss latex paint that was painted 3 years ago and has been cleaned very well. There is no moisture or oil, but the product won't adhere, and the edges keep lifting. The glue is ever sticky to touch, and you need alcohol to get the stickiness off your hands. The tiles have the non-drying glue, which makes removal easier but perhaps way too easy!. The fact that the pattern-match is poor bothers me a lot less than the weak adhesive. I am glad I didn't have to use this for the floors. The product may have better adhesion on smooth, slick, non-porous surfaces such as tile or glass, but won't stick to the thoroughly dried semi-gloss painted wood. Not worth the price, time, or effort.

Beautiful and easy to install

Even though I am a renter, I decided to pull up the old linoleum for my kitchen. Unfortunately, the super of my building decided not to even remove any old tiles. I decided to do it myself as a woman almost 60 years old I took on the project and let me tell you I did a great job. They look beautiful. I’m still not done But I am very happy with it. It looks so much better than what the super did. If you are a renter or you have a room that you’d like to make look new and fresh I would highly suggest to get these tiles. It makes such a difference.

Economical and look good, like real porcelain tiles without the hassle of installation. Peel and stick was easy and they still look good after 3 years. There is a bit of lifting on a few corners, but they are easily stuck back down with pressure. They are easily cleaned.

Success rate was 90%. I found 48hours was a better timeframe to ensure a good adhesion, along with using heat and a roller. I struggled with some corners not sticking but that can always be from uneven floors (old house). Overall very satisfied with how this project turned out. Great value!

These floor pops just set off my downstairs bathroom floor! I get lots of compliments about it! Put them on a dry underlay, and added the floor pops primer to the ones around the toilet area. Unfortunately, they are coming unstuck - it may be that the room is too cold, or there is damp getting through. The ones with the primer underneath seem to be holding, but the others are coming unstuck - I've had to glue underneath bit by bit to get them to stay down. And I'm determined to make it work, because I really love the design. So, learning lesson here, is, order the Floor Pops Primer and make sure you put it on before sticking these down.

So happy with the colours on these tiles I wanted the New Orleans vibe and these are gorgeous I have applied 5 so far and we’re sticy enough. Will still gorilla glue the edges to make sure they are stuck. Easy enough to install. So far so good

Put this flooring down with proper cleaning of the surface it was going on. It lifted the next day even with putting paint cans over them to hold them in place overnight. Ripped it out the next day and used flooring adhesive from the hardware store to make sure it doesn't lift. ITS LIFTING after a week. Save your money and time. It's cheap but is cheap with quality. I would rip it up and return it but we've done too much work to the floor. Will rip out next month as there's 6 lifting spots and we only used 4 boxes