FP2944 Sevilla Peel & Stick Floor Tiles, Multicolor

Good quality tiles! The colors were as pictured! The pattern can be a challenge to line up but they look great! Easy to install and nice thickness to the tiles!

The FloorPops peel and vinyl Floor tiles ( Sevilla model) is very well made . The the size of the is 12x12x.06 in with10 tile in eack pack.They are easy to install.The tiles is made with excellent adhesive on the back of them.These water resistant tiles flowery design is very colorful . And would lovely installed in the any kitchen or bathroom.And the vinyl textured is grainy (rough) feel caused to say awww while touching one of them.I can say is that the tile feel hard and they tile feel very sturdy.And because the tiles have such a Wonderfully look I plan on ordering a few more of them.

Since install these tile lifted on the corners from the floor. The top coat pealed off some of the edges. Since it’s for the pet closet where they have their boxes am trying clear peel and stick paper to try to keep them waterproof between the tile. Initially tried clear caulk, but it didn’t work as hoped.The design is very nice. Sad they didn’t work as well as needed or I’d of bought more for another space.These are inside a closet on a wood floor. Caulk used along the edges to seal was the though that could help.The tile itself is coated with a thin layer of clear plastic that peaked away from a couple of edges./\ updateOrdered two boxes for a closet. In what’s affectionately called the Fur and Fitness room. German Shepherd and his two six pound kitties have their own room. The 4’ x 4’ closet is the cat closet. Equipped with a multiple litter box bathroom, food storage, etc.To protect the oak floor and make for easier cleaning of the floor thought a print resembling vintage styling would look great. Another reviewer used this for their rabbit hut and it looks great helped sell me on the idea.The instructions note latex primer for wood floors. Rather, I’m using clear latex caulk along the places where the tile comes together. A spatula to spread a thin amount. This will be easier to remove down the road when the tile are discarded.Some previous owner had latex primered the first floor under the carpet. What a pain in the a55 to remove.The tile looks lovely. As others have noted the color of each box is slightly different. I prefer the bluer tone. The second box I opened was slightly greyer. I used the preferred color in the front and middle and the other on the edges.I’m not sure about doing an entire room since the color might vary. As food lining up the primary box all lined up great during a dry fit.Minus one star for color variance between boxes and need for primer. Otherwise the appearance is really attractive.As others have noted this is a textured tile. Though there’s no pitting as someone else mentioned. Cleaning is as simple as wiping off and done.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

These tiles are beautiful, very sturdy but also easy to trim with a box cutter. They are very sticky and I feel like the will not peel up easily. I feel like they are perfect!

These floor tiles are great! Is it easy? Well, no, but worth it. It definitely takes time to match up, measure, and cut the tiles. But, the tiles are well made and look very good. They are thick enough to make them sturdy and easy to work with, but thin enough to use a good pair of scissors to cut them, which is much easier to control than an exacto or box cutter. I used 12”X12” card stock to measure the desired size of each tile to be placed. Then I cut the tile using the paper stencil I created. The color of these tiles was very close to the colors represented. I would order more tiles than you need because making the patterns match required a new piece for each square rather than using a large remaining piece after being cut, if that makes sense. These are so inexpensive, buying an extra set is a good idea!

Please allow me to summarize - these are very cheap, look pretty good, cut and install rather easily, and make for a quick and ultimately effective project BUT the adhesive is inadequate, the release liner is annoying, and the designs often won't align between tiles.Now for the long bit.I purchased these giant stickers (I don't like referring to them as tiles) to do the landings and stairs that go down into our basement. They were meant to replace the yellowing 1970s linoleum that was on them when we purchased the home about three years ago.I wanted to do ceramic tiles, but I knew immediately that this option would be loads more work and money than I was ready to invest in the project. These cheapies were on sale for less than $12/box. There are (10) 12" x 12" squares per box.My project took about 6 boxes and an estimated 10-15 hours of labor on and off over a few weeks.Here's the good:1. They're cheap: Honestly, for the money, you can't beat it. My purchase worked out to about $72 or $0.12/sq ft. Sure, I had to spring for a tube of adhesive for about $10, but still.2. The design looks nice. I dig the pattern and colors, both clear and bright.3. They cut easily. I started with a razor knife but each cut would take about 3-4 passes. I moved quickly to a pair of scissors for the cutting and left the box cutter for the edges and cutting around trim.Now for the downsides:1. The adhesive was inadequate. At least it was for me. I applied these over some rather rough wood flooring and painted stairs. I couldn't get the seams to lay flat in either application and within 12 hours they were curing up at the edges. Unless you're applying to a very smooth, flat surface, I'd recommend a secondary adhesive.2. The design sometimes doesn't line up. I included a few pictures of what I mean here. You'd think that the designs would be omnidirectional - meaning no matter how you rotate them they will always line up. Not quite. In each box I found several "tiles" that didn't align correctly. No matter how I rotated them. This meant wasted tiles and time.3. The release paper is a big pain in the ass. I get that you need it - peel, stick, and all - but it's not centered on the back for starters. This means that on some edges it hangs off about a half inch and on some it's flush. But that's not the big problem here. The release also paper gets in the way of dry-fitting. You need to trim the release liner flush on all sides before dry-fitting. Again, more time.That's it here. Way more information than you wanted on some simple peel-and-stick decorations/stickers/pseudo-tiles.Like I said earlier, you get what you pay for. Manage your expectations accordingly and you'll be fine.

These tiles installed very easily in my rental bathroom. The pattern was easy to line up and they cut well with an exacto knife. The color online matches the color in person. I will say that they slid a bit after a repair man used a ladder on the floor. Now, I cannot move them back into position, so there is a little gap between the tiles. Maybe don't use a ladder right after you install? Or just let the repair man come first.

Complete garbage. We were so excited to finish our first DIY project in our first home. Opened up two boxes and found that one box’s pattern is completely misaligned and the second box is a completely different shade of blue.

These look great and fairly easy to fit, very pleased with the result. They are suitably thick too for good coverage

I like the the design and quality of the tiles.. I ordered 3 packages.. in 1 of the batches the glue on the back of each tile was only applied in the middle and leaving like at least 2inches dry from each side... this was very annoying as they miss their purpose to be fixed properly.. certainly in the corners.. I had to apply additional glue in a messy situation to fix the tiles properly..

Good quality tiles. I was able to apply them over existing ceramic tiles perfectly. They have been down over a month now and are easy to clean and look great. Highly recommended.

I was surprised by the sturdy quality - I thought they were going to be really thin but they weren't. I used them to cover the boring white tiles in my kitchen. Applying them wasn't easy until I realised that I had to turn them until I found the side that fits the one I was aligning it to, since the sides aren't 100 % exactly the same. First attempt on one wall was not so good as one got stuck that didn't align, but on the second wall I got the hang of it. The glue on the back is so and so. I decided to use some strong building glue on the edges and then they stuck really hard. Might be hard to remove later on though. They look lovely and are a cheap alternative to changing your tiles. Overall very pleased!

purtroppo non ho più trovato il prodotto usato per la prima metà di un pavimento, così ho optato per questo modello con altro simile. qualità al momento migliore di altri della stessa categoria. le piastrelle aderiscono meglio se posate con l'aiuto di un rullo, come da indicazioni interne nella scatola. certo, ora il pavimento è un po' patchwork, ma facciamo finta che è fatto apposta... :)