Peel and Stick Floor Tiles Self Adhesive, Vinyl Flooring for Bathroom Kitchen Living Room, Waterproof PVC Stick on Floor Tiles Easy to Use 30x30cm 20pcs

Amazing. Look fantastic, easy to cut and assemble, great price and delivery. Really strong adhesive. Have used on bathroom walls .. on for a few months now with loads of moisture and sticking solid.

I used these for behind my fire place they look great

Lovely floor tiles easy to fit and look fab.. well impressed for the price

Worst flooring I’ve ever bought! About 12 of the tiles are marked, the black has come off when I tried to wipe them. luckily I could use those where I need smaller bits. I prepared the floor before laying the tiles but they refuse to stick. I will now have to take the tiles up and buy new ones. Not a happy customer at all

This tiles are beautiful, easy to lay and cut to size, pattern on tiles marry up exactly right, some reviews saying tiles are thin, they are but very durable and so easy to lay on the floor.

Painted my drab magnolia loo forest stroll green and put these tiles on the floor. Very happy

these tiles are fairly thin ish, but i would not say overly so, infact i think their thickness is a good thing, it allows some easier flex for better sticking to very slightly uneven surfaces. They are also easier to cut around things.The backing paper is a touch hard to peel off, but the sticky seems good, but needs to be a good room temp of 22c or above ideally, and the surface being applied too. Not usre as yet on longer term robustness, will update as or if required on that, but my main grip is that they are £18 (Nov '24) for only 0.9m2 which is ok value but certainly not great for an unknown robustness.

This art deco style of floor tile seems to be really trendy at the moment, but who knows how long that will last, so the stick on tiles are perfect to get the high fashion look without spending a fortune only to want to change it in a few years time.When we had our stamped concrete patio and paths installed, they were supposed to do my front doorstep too, but they didn't and gave me some nonsensical rubbish about not being able to do it, even though they'd done it on the back doorstep and the patio doorstep! All they would do was paint it, and of course, that didn't last and was soon pealing and looked awful. I was going to paint it again, but when I saw these stick on tiles up for testing, I thought that they would be perfect for my front doorstep, and they are, they look great, I think.They are very easy to cut to size with a sharp pair of scissors, and there is a grid on the back, which makes cutting a straight line very easy too. They seem to stick well, but with them being outside here, I'm not sure how long they will last. I'm going to cover them in a waterproof sealer and hope that helps them to last. I'm sure if you use them inside, then your main problem could well be pulling them up when you're ready for a change, as they really do seem to stick well.They are quite thick, so they aren't going to be easily damaged by sharp claws, if you have a cat or dog walking on them.They do show the dirt, though, but they are easy to mop, I've had to mop them a few times already as my paths are wet from cleaning round the area getting it ready for this. I have a rubber mat that will sit on top of them, so they shouldn't get quite as dirty once that's in place (it isn't the one that can be seen in the photograph, it's the kind with holes in so I'll still be able to see the pattern of the tiles).They are more of a creamy white, rather than a brilliant white, but they do look ok next to my white gloss kitchen cupboards. They are perfect next to the render on my house as that is off white, too.I'm really happy with how this has turned out, and at the moment I can't imagine wanting to change them, so I do hope they last outside, at least for a couple of years.Updated 30.10.24: I've added the sealer and put the plant pot and the rubber mat back. I've also cleaned and painted the rise of the step, so it's pretty much done, now. Let's hope it lasts.