Vinyl Flooring - 12”×12” Floor Tiles, 20 Packs Stick on Floor Tiles, 1.5mm Thick,Unique Self Adhesive Flooring for Dining Room, Kitchen,Bathroom(1.86m²,Grey Speckle)

Pretty good floor although you will take care not to have score it. I am pleased with outcome.. will upload picture when possible

It's great good quality shame I didn't look at size lol

I'm stuck between 3 and 4 star on this rating. As the ease of putting them down is definitely 4 star, but then everything else is really 3. I ordered these for a quick fix for under my stairs, it was just a mess before and I wanted a quick and easy clean up method. I've never tried sticky tiles before, and I'm so impressed how easy it is, the area under my stairs probably took 5-10 mins to do. The come with a protective plastic over the stick back of the tiles. It's as simple as peel off the film and slap them down. To cut them I used a Stanley knife which was really easy. Simple deep score the line then bend to snap. I found if I pressed them close together some of the corners would break away a little and leave a little chipped area, whilst they stick well, having no 'grout' is going to let water go between and probably effect the glue of the tile. I don't like the feel of them, it's very orange peel and they're like a semi gloss finish which also makes the finish look quite fake and cheap. All that said due to how easy they were to lay, would I use them for an area not seen again, yes probably. But would I use it for a kitchen living room ect, definitely not.

They are fairly easy to cut and lay. I used a sharp knife for straight cuts and good scissors for the curves, a profile gauge is also a big help. They were used in my very small bathroom that had previously had a layer of thin plywood laid over floorboards to make a flat surface for vinyl flooring. With the vinyl flooring lifted I marked the centre and started laying from there, cutting to shape at all the edges. Initially it looked very good but after only a couple of weeks, some of the corners are starting to lift, mainly where I exit the shower. I don't believe I could have butted the tiles up any closer to each other so I'm assuming the adhesive is not up to the job. I've read elsewhere that I should have used additional adhesive but what's the point of peel and stick tiles? Not impressed.

Easy to stick on the floor slab

Used the better part of two boxes of 40 to redo a pretty tired kitchen floor. Given that the floor has an old lino base - and existing stick down tiles which had to be removed first - the “project” was a success. The tiles are simply but well packaged and very easy to use. Preparation (as with most DIY) is key. Dry flat and clean surface. The tiles are easy to cut - both will bladed tools but also (to some degree depending on shapes etc.) with strong good quality scissors. If you’re looking for decent stick down tiles requiring minimal tooling (& basic skills) these pass muster. The finish and quality are also excellent.

These are VERY expensive for what they are. I will say that these are the easiest tiles i've EVER fitted though and i covered the area in record time. The results though, to me, show the flaws. The finish of the floor doesn't look premium. Now i'm possibly being picky since i've used "real" tiles before but considering the price i was expecting more. If you lay the tiles next to each other they press and curl up against each other. I tried another area and laid them like i do tiles, with spacers and grouted. They look better but then showed the tile surface finish and was a PITA to clean up. The result that way looks better once done but by the time you've spent hours doing that you may aswell have just put ceramic tiles down in the first place. In a bathroom or similar these are going to let water in unless sealed so where i've replaced lino i'm not sure how they will last. We will see. I used these along with another pattern of the same brand tile and the effect was nice. Having contrasting tiles hides some of the issues with edges too.

These feel and look like really good tiles. I’ve been let down by my tile and carpet fitter friend so I thought I would have a go myself and I’m glad that I did they are so easy to fit. They are quite a thick vinyl tile at 1.5mm thick but are easy to cut just score the top of the tile then bend backwards then run a knife down the break, easy and when they need to be shaped you can cut them with a good set of scissors then peel off the backing and stick down, the glue seems very strong and stuck to the vinyl that was already down really well. I wanted a revamp in my kitchen at our static caravan and these were perfect the grey is quite vibrant and the white are nice and bright they are visually stunning. I received the 40 pack and this has done roughly 3/4 of the kitchen so I’ve order another pack of 40 this will finish off the kitchen and also do our on suite toilet too. I can’t recommend these vinyl floor tiles highly enough and think they are great value for money plus they seem very hard wearing, my dogs have very tough claws but haven’t made one mark on them making them very functional for us. I’d love to give them way more than 5 stars as I believe they are worthy of it. They look great, feel great underfoot and are so easy to fit.

Looks really nice, used in my small guest bathroom. Easy to install, I've cleaned my old tile really well and glued these tiles on. Adhesive seems to be alright, They feel to be durable and allow to be a bit bent. The surface of the tile is nice and has texture on it. One box was enough for my floor.

Good quality.

Looks great like the real thing, wood look

Great product, adheres well. Just wish I hadn’t purchased white since it’s unforgiving of mistakes.

These are so pretty