Vinyl Flooring Peel and Stick Floor Tile/Coverings 12in×12in Easy to Install and Waterproof for Bathroom and Kitchen (10 PCS, Black and White)

These peel and stick floor tiles worked great in our chicken coop! The black and white pattern looks nice and really brightened up the space. They were easy to install and stuck down well. It’s been a quick, affordable way to make the coop easier to clean while giving it a neat upgrade. Very happy with how they turned out!

Quality like I’d never imagine. So, I’m not handy by any means, but decided I wanted this look but not the outrageously sane cost quoted for the tile and cost to lay the tiles. After watching the video I figured, I’ll give it a go and boy to My amazement the project is coming along way better than I could ever envision. The adhesive in the tile pretty sticky, so once you place the tile you’d better be certain if it’s placement. I’m on my 3rd box, but I did noticed that not as easy to clean, and you’ll have to make perfect measurements for the edges, which is something I’m still figuring out. Overall, tile is pretty sturdy. Aesthetically, I’m pleased overall.

I have to agree with all the other negative reviews. The tiles are ok thickness but what notice was that they aren’t vinyl through and through. They have an extremely thin color finish on top that peals up easily. The white ones are the most susceptible. One white tile came with a whole section of the white finish lifted off. They come with a ton of glue on them and the white ones vary dimensionally . Hard to get a consistent fit. I prepped my subfloor impeccably with correct primer and clean surface. When I started laying the tile, I immediately realized that these were seconds or blems at best. I guess you get what you pay for. Would definitely not buy again nor reccomend. I can see having to go through the whole process of taking it all up and replacing with better quality in the next year or so. What a pain.

i wanted something thinner than regular peal and stick tiles and these did the job! I have the traditional peal and stick in my bathroom and lets just say they were not very renter friendly, even with the proper precautions. These are great and easy to remove. Only downside to being easy to remove is that they can come up a little easier than traditional peal and stick

My house is almost 100 years old and has a kitchen nook area. Originally I was just going to do that area. It came out so well and was so easy to do I've decided to do the entire kitchen. Adhesion was no problem with any of them and it looks great.

The white tiles are grey not white.

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!

So far so good. Easy to place and they seem to be sticking so yay