Nexus Self Adhesive 12-Inch Vinyl Floor Tiles, 20 Tiles - 12" x 12", Light Slate Marble Pattern - Peel & Stick, DIY Flooring for Kitchen, Dining Room, Bedrooms & Bathrooms by Achim Home Decor

They looked nice and stuck well. If but then again.

I absolutely love my floor! I re decorated my bedroom and having never done home improvement projects before...was rather frightened about how difficult this was going to be. IT WAS EASY!! You LITERALLY peel the back off of the tile and it sticks! I'd watched some Youtube videos on "how to" so I knew to find the center of my room...and I had my nephew help me cut the weird corners where the bay window is. But other than a few tricky cuts...it was easy and came out LOVELY :) there is one HUGE important piece of info you need to know about this product...there are TWO lot types with the SAME skew number! I'd purchased 3 boxes from Walmart, when the tiles came in...I loved them and realized I'd not done the math right on how many I'd need...(told you I'd never done home improvement before!) so I went right back to Walmart site, clicked the same product and ordered 7 more boxes. They were a different color! My original was a gray/tan/cream color...the 7 boxes that came in after were brown. There are no distinguishing labels on the sites as to what lot is what. I returned the 7 boxes to Walmart and tried my luck on Amazon, and THANKFULLY they had 7 boxes of my original color. PHEEEEEEEEEEW!

My bathroom and kitchen needed an update and these sticky tiles saved me a big money.Easy to install and look great.

When installing the tiles, I noticed it the protection paper was hard to remove and some times were cracking and breaking. I proceeded to install them. A month after, the tiles didn't stick properly and the corners were broken. Had to replace most of them. There are still some tiles that I have to replace. I may have to change them all due to the low quality of these ones. Seem like the tiles were old and that's why the glue didn't stick properly.And the tiles broke easily. Note: the place were the tiles were installed wasn't used at all. I came back to the location after a month and they were not stick and were cracked

So the first thing I immediately noticed when I received these was they are much darker than the picture makes them appear to be. I almost returned them based on that alone. After some thinking and setting them beside the other floor they'd be meeting I decided to go ahead and keep them as the area I was doing is small. If you have a nice, even, clean, smooth surface that doesn't need many cuts in a small area these are fine. I would not recommend them if you're going to put them on any kind of rough or dirty surface. They install easily enough. Just peel and stick. I used the traditional tiling method (find the center of the room both horizontally and vertically and start with four squares meeting in the center) to start them. Things went quickly when installing whole tiles. Once i had to start cutting is where things got a little tricky. They cut easily, simply score, snap, and then finish the cut. The problem I ran into was where the backing had partially come off on some of the corners. They didn't want to stick quite as well. I used a rubber mallet and would hit the corners down tightly. If there is basically any dirt or variation in floor height, etc they don't like to adhere. I had a tough time around my edges as this is an old building and even with vacuuming each area almost constantly there would still be small amounts of debris from the building just being old. I finish the room (a small bathroom about 6x6) and left for the weekend. They seem to have settled in place somewhat, but they do have a bit of an odor that seems to be releasing now as well.

I've lived with an ackward wood platform in the middle of my hallway for almost 5 years. I got tired of looking at it. My landlord was supposed to do something about it 4 1/2 years before and he never did. With my granddaughter crawling and learning to walk, I needed to fix it. I didn't know if one box would work but it did. These were thin but worked perfectly. I did add E-600 to it to ensure they stuck. But, it looks nice. The tiles actually match the kitchen tiles too. So, I'm pleased and won't mind my granddaughter crawling on it now.

This floor tile goes well with the wall. Just peel and stick. There are arrows on the back of the tiles. Have them all facing the same direction to keep a good flowing pattern.

These tiles are ultra thin and light weight. The do NOT stick well to concrete at all. I used a ton of extra adhesive and still had most tiles curl up at the corners. The color was WAAAAY off. Appeared to have been printed with 1/2 color saturation. They almost looked as they'd faded in the sun.I'd definitely look r a higher quality product!