WESTICK Peel and Stick Floor Tile Bathroom Floor Tile Thick Floor Tiles Peel and Stick Waterproof Flooring Marble Floor Tile Self Adhesive Vinyl Stick on Floor Tiles White Marble Tile 20 Pcs 12” x 12”

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This vinyl is easy to work with and apply. Unlike other vinyl material, this is more pliable and easy to cut without ripping /snapping. The only issue that I encountered was the fact that my parents subfloor is not new and the tile did not adhere as well as I wanted. If you have a subfloor that is not new, you may need to purchase and add a light coat of vinyl tile adhesive to keep it in place. Also, if you purchase more than one box, you may want to consider mixing the tiles as there may be a slight difference in color tone. Mixing the tiles will camouflage any slight differences in pattern...not that anyone will stop and stare at each tile and point out any variations. 😀 Cleaning the tile was easy due to its smooth texture. There was no sign of smearing after cleaning. I believe that it will last for several years with proper care as it seems to be quite durable. The color really brightened and updated the kitchen. It really did not look like vinyl which is always a huge plus. I recommend this tile for anyone that enjoys a change every few years. You get a nice quality vinyl tile ,without a "vinyl look" that is sure to last until you decide to change it. My mom loves it so, I'm totally satisfied. ❤

These tiles are so cute! They brightened and breathed new life into my 1950’s kitchen/office nook, and really tie everything together. I just love walking in there now :] They were very easy to install over the existing beige floor tile. I was able to finish in one evening. Adhesive backing was plenty strong. My apartment finally feels complete, and my guests all comment on how great the room looks now! I’m so glad I went with these.

I purchased this a 2nd time to replace the defective ones I purchased before. I had solid wood flooring in my dining room that was covered with worn out linoleum. It was damaged by sliding tables and chairs over and over. I tried these after removing the linoleum and sealing the floors from being too porous. Most of these new tiles stayed in great shape by being flexible and scuff resistant. They looked great until they started moving or sliding out of position and the edges curling up on several tiles. I replaced those with new ones after resealing the flooring underneath. A few of the newer ones are starting to curl up and causing family members to trip over them. I'm using my spare tiles to replace those after applying a stronger adhesive to the floor before installing them in hopes that they won't curl up on the edges. But I will admit that they looked great after installation and they are very durable.

The media could not be loaded. This stuff had so much promise but most of the tiles do not stick. And now I am having issues with them bubbling up. Super disappointed. The coloring is also off. Had to order more tiles and the “white” back ground is clearly grey. I had high hopes. If these are on your save list, give them a hard pass.

Good product so far. I did use a double sided tape for vinyl since the glue on the tiles seemed just ok and I wanted to make sure they will not come undone after installation. Happy with the end result in our old bathroom. Great value for the price.

We decided to replace the flooring in our two bathrooms. The aging vinyl flooring needed to be updated. We purchased these tiles and another set with a distinct design to enhance our daily living environment. Drawing upon my experience with home improvement projects and my love for DIY endeavors, I routinely watch instructional content such as "Handyman Tips and Tricks" on YouTube, seeking to acquire new techniques and enhance my proficiency in handling household repairs for those less versed in DIY work, dedicating time to familiarize themselves with several handyman tips and tricks before installing these Peel and Stick Floor Tiles, as this preparatory knowledge can significantly help.The installation approach I employed proved to be highly effective. Initially, I removed the baseboard trim and vertical door frames to prepare the space. Subsequently, I matched the tiles to ensure uniformity before peeling off the backing and positioning them in their designated locations. In instances necessitating intricate cuts, such as around the toilet, I used pre-cut tiles that seamlessly fit the designated area or thicker construction paper. This paper was strategically placed in the corner of the reference location, and I affixed masking tape to the reference piece and the floor adjacent to the toilet. This method facilitated the precise cutting of tiles to accommodate the required dimensions.Following the placement of the tiles, I diligently undertook the task of cleaning and refinishing the baseboard trim. Additionally, I trimmed the bottom of the vertical door frames to ensure a seamless fit with the newly installed tiles.One noteworthy aspect of these tiles, which led me to both appreciation and worry, was their propensity to shift slightly after installation. Particularly in areas around the toilet, shower, and bathtub, allowing for a degree of movement was helpful. Still, it also created small gaps that could permit moisture under the tiles, compromising adhesive integrity over time. To address this concern effectively, I applied an adhesive to securely affix the tiles to the floor in those areas, ensuring their permanent placement and mitigating the risk of future issues related to adhesion. Hopefully, some of the information I have provided will help someone during installation. Good luck with your project!

this pattern in the bathrooms is just right and would do it again.