Alow Peel and Stick Floor Tile, 12inX12in Vinyl Flooring Light Purple and White,Self Adhesive Peel and Stick Flooring Suit for Laundry, Kitchen, Toilet(10pcs,5 pcs Each of Light Purple and White)

These are aesthetically pleasing, and the tiles make my floor look like my space is styled in the 18th Century French way. The tiles add luxury to your home, so it's definitely worth the buy! I used these tiles for my bathroom. You will need at least 2 boxes to complete your floor, for the average sized bathroom (kinda small).The only thing is, the tiles are SUPER sticky on the back, which can be annoying when trying to set in place. Great for renter friendly spaces. If you want these tiles to be permanently placed on the floor, I would suggest getting some type of glue for extra support. After a while, the tiles can come out of place and will need readjusting. Therefore, if you want them to stay in place indefinitely, get some extra glue or something.

I had previously tried a Floor Pops! design but it was too complicated and didn't match up. I liked how the tiles were simple and the paper backing had arrows so you could have them all going in the same direction. I did order an extra pack and it was a great decision because I made some cutting mistakes so it was nice to redo it. There is a lot of adhesive on the back, but I had still put down a layer of adhesive primer, just to make sure it all stayed. My hands did get a bit messy with the adhesive but it came off easily at the end. So far, there's only been a few corners that have popped up (like a centimeter) in different spots but I stand on it for a few minutes and then they stay down. This is our guest bathroom so not a lot of opportunity to see how it holds up after people shower, but we have a good amount of foot traffic and it seems to hold up fine.

So unhappy with these, and I wanted to love them. The tiles are REALLY thin… way, way too thin. The corners can snap off with a feather light touch. I already foresee these becoming a source of agony in my life, peeling and snapping in my high-traffic kitchen and have decided to return them. I initially thought the tiles had a protective film over them, but the finish is just very cheap looking like it has a temporary film on it. On top of the quality issues, I discovered many of the tiles had some sticky gunk on them, and then I really wished the tiles DID have a protective film on them. I tried scrubbing them but the tiles were permanently stained and scratched with the black grime. Frustrating for what is such an overpriced and poorly made item. If these tiles weren’t as thin as a dime, I would put up with a little grime and stray adhesive here and there. I wanted these to work so badly, because I’ve scoured the internet for a light green and white vinyl tile like this and these guys seem to be the only ones selling it. Last year I did my floors with FloorPops brand tiles and they have held up incredibly well, and the quality is night and day (and believe it or not – those tiles were even cheaper than these!) I want to write to them and convince them to produce these checkered color options. It sucks that this seller went so cheap on these products, because the color options are really nice.

First of all, I do like these. They are cheery and the color is uniform and well represented in the ad. They are exceptionally easy to install, and the adhesion seems to be working. What I didn't like is that the description is misleading. One package is not 10 sf, (the size of the small bedroom.) One package would probably cover a small half bath. I ended up having to buy four times as much as I had budgeted for, so I wasn't happy about that. The other "down" is that there were a lot of bent corners that needed extra adhesive.

I have had them for less than a month on my kitchen floor and they are already not holding up. Scratching, gouging immediately after laying them. Poorly made/quality

First, if you buy these, look each one over VERY carefully before you start tiling and before your return window ends. More than 40 of the tiles I bought all had damaged corners or scratches, and adhesive was on many of the tile fronts. I am by no means a flooring expert, but I have completed several rooms using peel and stick vinyl tiles. I have to start by saying peel and stick tiles have changed a lot over the years. They are much thinner than they ever were before. Even at flooring stores! It’s almost impossible to find any thicker than .06 inches, and most are much thinner than that. As for these specifically, I have never had a problem getting peel and stick tiles to stay in place until now. I was tiling on a throughly clean wood underlayment. They didn’t stick at all, even when using a heavy roller or placing heavy weights on them. I then restarted and used Henry 336 self stick tile primer first. No improvement. I even tried painting the entire floor with floor paint and primer! They still wouldn’t stick! I finally had to resort to a different flooring adhesive that was thin enough to brush on over the existing adhesive, which I’ve been told by flooring experts, “you can’t do that.” It was the only way I could get them to stick, so I did it anyway. I’ve never spent more than a day tiling a room, and this took multiple days, with all of the problems. All of this said, I really do like the look and sheen of this tile. It’s different. No idea how durable it will be, though, and no sane person should ever spend as much time as I did installing peel and stick tile!! Good luck!

My plan was to use these as a really tough 2 tone chassis protector for my 6s ARRMA Talion with another layer of clear self healing clear vinyl on top... And maybe for my other RC Builds as well...Never came to fruition. Blame me for being the Pisces that I am, but if I get my hands on a Circuit (sic) to cut the intricate design I had in mind, I'll update with pics...Still, no regrets.