FloorPops 12-in by 12-in Blue Ezra Vinyl Peel & Stick Floor Tiles (10 Tiles), (10 sq.ft./Carton)

I love these tiles! I just installed them so adhesive strength overtime is tbd, but they feel durable so far! Very easy to work with and I did the flooring in the photos of only $30. 👌 it looks so good!

These tiles are fantastic! They are easy to lay down and long as you find your straight edge before anything else. They are not incredibly forgiving but, for me; they were cheap enough that I wasn’t heartbroken to have to recur a few after mistakes. They stick so well and so far have been very durable for my kids bathroom. It added such a beautiful pop of color, although not as vibrant as the pictures.

This tiles are great, I put them on my basement bathroom you must use concrete primer if not they will not stick. I also used them above the shower wall section. They came out pretty good 👍🏾.

No experience needed, just used a sharp retractable utility knife, a ruler, and washable marker.The tiles are not too thick and not too thin. It's easy to align and feels durable.I'm a small lady and it took me 4 hours to complete by myself, mostly because I spent more time on the odd angles around the toilet, sewage drain, and the door.Good value, I ended up buying 5 boxes to complete my business bathroom.

I had a small closet that needed new flooring, overall, I'm pretty impressed. They are stylish and easy to work with. Perfect for a temporary solution and us non-DIY'ers. The adhesion has held up well with the minimal amount of foot traffic, they are super easy to cut and lay. Not sure how well they'll hold up in high-traffic areas. Would use again for accent walls, backsplashes or low-traffic area, but I'd hesitate for high-traffic areas.

Here are the before & after of our 1/2 bath. Painting the vanity & using these floor tiles made a huge difference! I watched a couple of you tube videos to learn how to do it & the lady @ Home Depot helped me find what cleaners I needed to use to prep the floor.I swept the floor, then used TSP to clean it well. Once that dried I painted the floor w/ primer & let it dry w/a fan for 90 mins. Then started laying the floor tiles. I used a utility knife, cutting board, pen, measuring tape & found a pair of scissors to be helpful when making small cuts to go around trim & toilet. Allows you to take off a little at a time, much easier than a utility knife.Seems to stick well. Easy enough to pull back up & lay it back down if you need to adjust how it was laid on the floor.I can't help but smile & think of sunshine when I use the bathroom now!

Well, it's funny because the vendor sent me the ones you can see in the photo, but what I actually thought I ordered was a different pattern entirely. Bu, happily, I like this one even better! We will use this in a bathroom as soon as I can figure out what to do about the existing wide grout lines, which would interrupt the pattern, something to think about. We will likely have to put down a plywood subfloor to make a surface on which the tiles can but up against each other, as the design requires. But, they sure are pretty!

Recieved damaged and was unable to get a refund of return, the tile itself is really pretty and heavy duty