FloorPops 12-in by 12-in Blue Ezra Vinyl Peel & Stick Floor Tiles (10 Tiles), (10 sq.ft./Carton)

I love these tiles! I just installed them so adhesive strength overtime is tbd, but they feel durable so far! Very easy to work with and I did the flooring in the photos of only $30. 👌 it looks so good!

I’m very pleased with how this turned out. The tiles worked great. I was using a blade to cut/trim the straight edges but found using scissors for some of the curved areas was easier. I did buy a contour tool but found it a bit cumbersome to use. I ended up “eyeballing” some of the tighter corners and it worked fine. I’ll be buying again when I get ready to do a cheaper refresh of the other bathrooms.

left a lot of sticky residue behind after removal

Well, it's funny because the vendor sent me the ones you can see in the photo, but what I actually thought I ordered was a different pattern entirely. Bu, happily, I like this one even better! We will use this in a bathroom as soon as I can figure out what to do about the existing wide grout lines, which would interrupt the pattern, something to think about. We will likely have to put down a plywood subfloor to make a surface on which the tiles can but up against each other, as the design requires. But, they sure are pretty!

I had a small closet that needed new flooring, overall, I'm pretty impressed. They are stylish and easy to work with. Perfect for a temporary solution and us non-DIY'ers. The adhesion has held up well with the minimal amount of foot traffic, they are super easy to cut and lay. Not sure how well they'll hold up in high-traffic areas. Would use again for accent walls, backsplashes or low-traffic area, but I'd hesitate for high-traffic areas.

This tiles are great, I put them on my basement bathroom you must use concrete primer if not they will not stick. I also used them above the shower wall section. They came out pretty good 👍🏾.

Here are the before & after of our 1/2 bath. Painting the vanity & using these floor tiles made a huge difference! I watched a couple of you tube videos to learn how to do it & the lady @ Home Depot helped me find what cleaners I needed to use to prep the floor.I swept the floor, then used TSP to clean it well. Once that dried I painted the floor w/ primer & let it dry w/a fan for 90 mins. Then started laying the floor tiles. I used a utility knife, cutting board, pen, measuring tape & found a pair of scissors to be helpful when making small cuts to go around trim & toilet. Allows you to take off a little at a time, much easier than a utility knife.Seems to stick well. Easy enough to pull back up & lay it back down if you need to adjust how it was laid on the floor.I can't help but smile & think of sunshine when I use the bathroom now!

Recieved damaged and was unable to get a refund of return, the tile itself is really pretty and heavy duty