FloorPops Black Rigel Peel & Stick Floor Tiles, FP3990

Used on my bathroom floor over linoleum and they look great! Easy to match great adhesion, they have been staying on no problem for months and I suspect they will last until if ever I chisel them off. Hard to do around toilet and edges mine did not turn out perfect but I don't care because the floor looks so much nicer and stays so much cleaner than the white linoleum that was there. If you're looking to do a little project and save money highly recommend.

Very pretty! Affordable and relatively easy to install. Cutting was the hardest part but I'm thrilled with how it turned out!

I have had these installed in my bathroom for about 6 months now, and I can say they have stayed perfectly in place with no color fading, chipping, scratches, or adhesion issues. I have kids, and even with regularly wet or messy floors they look clean and in great shape. No scratches! The only reason my review is not 5 stars is because they are difficult to customize shape during installation - as once cut into, they are brittle and can easily break or tear outside of your cut lines. These tiles are great for only needing minimal tools for installation, but you need to measure very carefully and cut all the way through with little to no error. (Because of this I recommend you order a pack or more than you think you need depending on project size). I would definitely buy again!

I love the look of these. I did use extra glue to hold them in place "liquid nails". I applied them over linoleum so if I decide to rip them out in the future, I will be taking the linoleum up so I don't really care if they are stuck for eternity. The benefit of using glue is that they slid in place so I could maneuver each square more easily. The only downside was they slid just a little before they died so I just had to go back to check the ones on the end that might have moved a little and hold them down while drying with paint cans. Also, super easy to cut. You just needed to score them and then could bend them to snap apart where you scored it.

Sturdy and easy to work with. Just installed. Love it.

Honestly i was a bit concerned at first since it’s a big accent color on the floor but after looking at the review photos i was sold. I started with one pack of ten just to get an idea. my bathroom is similar to the images shown very small however as i started to place the tiles they instantly transformed my restroom. i will post an update once i have it all set up but the installation is as described. I had no trouble placing them and very easy to trim. Easy and took no time at all. i think in total just about 5-10 minutes but keep in mind i just started and it was the pieces that had not to be trimmed. next set i will be doing a lot of trimming but i am overall excited to finish the floor.! 100% loving the look so far

Would have given 5 stars except... Crazy pricing after I bought 2 boxes (20 tiles) at about $12 each - I didn't want to have more than I needed and I also didn't know if I would like them so I ordered 2 boxes in two separate orders. I like them, they are for my art studio/office combination and It gets messy so I wanted an easy to clean surface and something not expensive because this space may all move within 2 years. I bought 1 box first. Then thought, I only need one more box, they were the same price, ordered the second box. I had expanded the sub floor during this process and not by a lot so I thought... Hmmm, I should get the third box which would be exactly right for the 10 square feet I added to the sub floor. The NEW cost for the same tiles? $44 for 10. The next day it went up a dollar to $45. I am pretty sure that this is how they play this game. They know we are probably not going to buy 100 SF right off so the sudden jump in cost is "If you want your floor to be uniform and finish it, you get to pay 4 times what you paid originally." No. This is the kind of space that isn't a palace nor an unnecessary, stupid ballroom. I'm painting, doing sculptures, doing huge pieces of art and tiny pieces of jewelry. I just want a nice looking surface I can keep clean. I waited for a few weeks. checked daily for the tile price to go to normal - It did not go down FOR ME - Get this, I asked a friend to look at the cost and for her they were my old price??? Not at all suspicious, right? But they had a totally different pattern but same colors, black and white for the $12 price tag. I bought one box which finished the floor. I actually like it more than just the same tile squares... who knew? I have not checked for some time to see what the cost of this same pattern is. For the actual product: They have very good "stickiness factor"- cut and snap easily with a box opener style cutter. I was able to reposition a couple when I didn't put them down perfectly. They look good for what they are which is linoleum. They are worth $11 to $13 even though the pattern isn't really perfectly capable of aligning with the adjacent tile but only a crazy weirdo like me is going to notice this as I was trying to align them. I realized the gap between the printed tile was just off a bit. Nothing terrible and once it's down, you'll not be bugged by it (too much.) Decent quality. Thinner than ones I'd used years ago to fix a kitchen nightmare floor that had to be done quickly for a dinner party. Those lasted for years btw. Would I pay $44 for 10 of these? LOLOLOLOL No. Never. But if I was going to put some down on another subfloor or a covered patio or porch, yes, I'd definitely buy them all at once for the right cost for printed linolium tiles.

If you’re like me, looking for a quick and inexpensive DIY way to have flooring this is definitely it! With some prep, we peeled and stuck these vinyl tiles directly to our foundation cement. It was very easy. The tiles are able to be cut with heavy duty scissors which is what we used and found to be the most effective. I love the style of this flooring. My only suggestion is when peeling the back off make sure to be careful as the acrylic coating will crack on the front of the tiles which I learned very quickly and only stuck about 2 that have some sort of scratched look on them.

Fácil de utilizar, el pegamento podría ser mejor, el color negro hace que se raye fácilmente.

I needed to replace some really stinky decades old linoleum tiles that were glued down in a powder room and these tiles are so easy to use and really pop. I used some white caulk around the fixtures and it blended right in.

Really like them, made such a difference to my bathroom floor.

Great

Overall i give these tiles a 4 out of 5! purchased these tile to go in a small basement bathroom. Installation was fairly simple. Peel, stick, done. if you have wonky or uneven floors/concrete like myself you might have issues with the corners of the tiles not sticking properly. (pic 1) however, the adhesion is great in the sections of my floor that are perfectly level! Another thing to take note of is that the pattern does not line up perfectly, each tile has the pattern printed on slightly off center. (pic 2) however, the pattern is busy enough that it doesn't stick out too much if you are not looking for it. The only reason I'm giving a 4/5 and not a 5/5 is because the tiles are actually 2 different shades of black. (pic 3) I used 4 boxes of tile in total and 2 boxes were one shade of black and the other 2 boxes were a different shade of black, I know you might not be able to tell in the pic but it is quite obvious in person. this doesn't not bother me personally but if you are a picky person this is something to keep in mind! The 1 bonus thing i like about these tiles is that you can actually use a sharp pair of multi purpose/kitchen scissors to cut them instead of just scoring them with a utility knife and snap them in half, this made it super convenient to cut the curves for around the toilet! Overall I really love these tiles and would recommend them to anyone!