Opaline Peel and Stick Floor Tiles, White Marble Look Removable Vinyl Flooring, Self Adhesive Floor Tiles for Kitchen Bathroom Entryway

I am living in a 30 year old rental with the original 1990s beige tile with brown grout, which looks very dated and is very hard to keep clean. I bought this because it was $1.10 per square foot and it was a neutral pattern that didn't require matching. It is much easier to clean and if my kids stain it, it won't come out of our deposit. I have laid peel and stick tiles many times in my lifetime. This is a thinner budget tile with good but not permanent adhesion, but I prefer that in a rental application since it is easier to cut and will be easier to remove. I could cut it with scissors and I was able to lift it and place it again if I needed to trim it more. I will likely need to glue down a corner or two after a while, but mainly because I laid it on an existing 30yo tile floor so it is not an even surface to begin with. Be advised when you use thinner budget tile, matching a pattern is much more difficult. But with a random pattern like this, it is great. Note it is a light cool grey, not a white marble. I put a white deodorant in the middle of the floor so you can see the difference. I would have preferred a white marble but for the price and free prime next day delivery I can't complain. My only regret is it makes everything else look dingy and even older now lol.

I put them down in my master bathroom they look great, still working on the floor but photo shows are that is completed.

I have had these in my rental for almost 4 years now. For the most part they have stayed stuck down pretty well, with the exception of the corners peeling up in high traffic areas. I will say that removal is quite a messy job. After a container of goo gone and hours of scraping, the sticky residue is mostly off. Just prepare for a hard removal process.

I really like the look and feel. They are good quality. It has a decent thickness to cover small imperfections on the floor. It could be stickier or have better glue but the installation was super easy. Some of the edges do stick up if you don't spend the time to weigh them down like the instructions say. They have held up for over 6 months so far and I still like them. Watch for price changes. I had to order another box and the price was jumping around everytime I checked it.

Used them in my laundry room to cover an old paint chipping wood floor. Result was good, I did have to glue some corners but that was because of the floor beneath. I had left overs so I used that on my counter. Easy to cut &cleans easy. I like the look of the pattern.

Needed something inexpensive to go over existing tile. It was cleaned with soap, water and degreaser then roughed up before applying. They do not stick well. I put rugs down with weighs to hold them down. It’s fine for short term but after a month they are coming up and slipping. Not sticky.

Really, really, really happy with how this turned out. The caveat is that you should use an additional vinyl adhesive, and not rely on the adhesive backing. I used Robert’s 7350 from Home Depot. I installed this directly over the tile that was already in my bathroom and there’s no way these are going to pop up. I’ve used a different style Floorpops with just the built in adhesive and it didn’t turn out well. I highly recommend this if you put in the tiny bit of extra effort. They look like real tiles and they were super easy to cut and install. Incredible bathroom transformation for less than 40 bucks a bathroom.

Muy buen tile se pegan bien y se ven bellos se los recomiendo pero me los subieron de $ de $9 a $17

Look great

Good quality but the colour was darker than the photos

Wasn’t sticky and was to be white but where blue tint

This is a good product; easy to use, brightens up a dark room. However, it is a bit pricey.

amazing item. redid our bathroom and put these down . looks awesome. easy to install