FloorPops x Chris Loves Julia 12-in by 12-in Bonneville Beige Peel and Stick Floor Tiles, FP5061

We purchased a home with aging, yellowing sheet vinyl in the kitchen and dining room. Unfortunately, there is a bend and a slope in the dining room, so it's either sheet vinyl, glue down planking, or tiles to be placed on the floor. My desire was to cheer the area with light colored flooring and my son found these on Amazon. We're so glad we gave these a try. They brighten the area, just as I'd hoped. If you get these, don't be concerned if the white tiles look glacier white because once they're all laid, they don't give off that hue. That hue blends with the colored tiles and makes the floor look crisp and cheery, and they look simply white when all are laid. (We ordered one box of tiles from another brand to compare whites. Their tile was the plain white that any of us would expect, but once down, the floor seemed dull, and then I realized the reason for that hue.) The tiles adhered well to our existing vinyl sheet flooring with no need to apply extra adhesive. Laying them was fast and easy. The tiles aren't slick under your feet and have some texture on their surface. They clean well and don't absorb stains. They look nice under our wooden table. We're really happy with them. A side note: the beige is not actually beige but light gray, yet it was hard to tell when they butted against my oak cabinets. They're definitely gray as you can see more clearly in the second picture of our table that I posted. Sometimes they seem beige, and sometimes gray as you see in the pictures.

I got these tiles to update the floor of my entryway. We had some ugly square tiles with deep grout lines when we moved in, and we covered it with a wood pattern wallpaper. It’s been three years now and the wallpaper was in poor condition so I took it off and put these tiles down. These tiles are very good quality. Color was consistent across all tiles, no defects in the ones I received, and they are very sturdy. They are not flimsy at all but are still easy to cut using a utility knife, or even scissors, although I would not recommend using scissors for the whole project as the tile material is quite stiff. I have not experienced any immediate peeling issues. I did install these tiles on top of an uneven tiled surface with deeper grout lines, even though the instructions say do not use on uneven surfaces, so if I get any peeling eventually then it would entirely be my fault. But so far the adhesion seems quite strong and the tile has stayed down even over some of the more uneven areas. They are sticky and I even got some adhesive on top of the tiles which is a little annoying but should come off pretty easily. Overall I’m very pleased with how easy it was to use this product and I’m also happy with the final result. Can’t recommend these enough!

10/10 for these tiles! The quality seems very good (especially considering the price point), they almost feel 'heavy'. They are more of a matte as opposed to the cheap, shiny vinal look and the marble disign with very slight texture makes them feel more spendy than they are. Install is easy if you follow the instructions in the short install video. I used the provided chart to order the correct amount of boxes and ended up with 8 extra tiles (which was a nice safety net- have a few extra for trimming errors). Tiles cut easily with a sharp exacto knife- just score, bend, and snap. Don't make do with a utility knife, get an exacto and get extra blades (the adhesive builds up on the blades and it is SO much easier to cut with a clean/sharp blade.) The tiles match up perfectly when you work out from the center. The adhesive sticks well, yet allows for adjustment while laying. I am excited to see how these age! $80 and a long afternoon gave my small space a huge upgrade! I would not hesitate to use these in a larger area either.

6/1: Ordered and laid the tiles down, very easy to peel off the backing paper and use it for a template. When needed to make cut I just used a simple craft blade and it cut through fine, I like that the tiles are flexible enough to bend if needed to check first and it doesn’t leave a crease. They have a bit of weight to them where they feel sturdy and after walking on them for a few days they don’t move at all and feel smooth. They clean up easily too (spilled marinara on the white tiles) and don’t stain at the start. Will update as they stay down and wear out longer. There’s enough of a light marble pattern to them there if you line them up different it might look odd and some of them have a darker/lighter line running through them. Good value for money at the the start purchasing through Amazon but they only send a pack of 10, if you order through Lowe’s it’s cheaper per square foot and they send a pack of 20. If you do the normal checkerboard pattern then order 1 extra pack, if you’re doing a diamond order two extra packs. I did the diamond and ended up needing to cut more odd pieces that wouldn’t fit anywhere else and needed literally 1 more colored tile to finish it. There is a very small gap in between the tiles no matter how you lay them which is probably fine if you’re just putting them straight on the floor but I wanted to be safe so I caulked into the spaces between. Took a long time but definitely worth it in the end. If you’re wanting a true red color then this is not it and you should order from somewhere else. This is because they are more of a brown with hints of red and it changes depending on light as seen in the pictures. After looking at it for a while you can see the red and it looks good either way but it’s not the truer red that I was expecting like the green and blue are. Highly recommend laying out all of the tiles first to see how you like it and then move them around before peeling off the backings.

I have purchased peel and stick tile before 4 times, 4 different brands. These by far are the easiest to work with and look like real stone. They actually seem thinner than other tiles which makes them so much easier to use, yet still great quality. Now, could you buy ceramic tiles for a lot less, yes. But in my case I had an old 70's asbestos kitchen floor that if I wanted any other type of flooring, I would have to remove, which is a huge pain, in order to not have the floor be too tall for doors. I just didn't have it in me to handle that, so I chose to cover it. I am so glad I did. Had the whole floor completed over 3 nights after work and I love it. Did the bronze and I am obsessed.

This might just be a me problem, but I'm a graphic designer so I notice patterns, and there is just not enough variety in these tiles especially the white ones. The gray ones, it's dark enough and there's enough texture in the design that you don't always notice that you're having to repeat a tile you've used before, but the white ones my God. It is nearly the same pattern on every other tile. And if it was just like small prints, just veining it wouldn't be a problem , but it's the same peninsula shaped gray blobs rather than veins on nearly other tile. I confidently bought this tile and started in on my project because it had fantastic reviews. I was going to do my entryway and my kitchen in my condo, but I'm struggling to get enough variety to just do the entryway and I'm like six boxes in. Very disappointed with the variety of the pattern especially the white tiles. I wish I would have bought the six boxes up front and realize the error of my ways because the first box didn't seem like it was that big of a deal, but every subsequent box that I have gotten hoping for variety there are either so many duplicates, or ones that are the same exact design just like shifted 6 in. The tiles themselves are great quality, they're thick they cut easily. But the lack of pattern variety has broken my heart. The photos are from the most recent 2 boxes I bought. These blobs are already well represented multiple times on the tiles already attached to my floor. I'll be voting an entryway rug. This is better than the roll.vinyl that was there before. I just wanted to love this tile.

I have been wanting to do our bathroom floor since we moved in because it was this horrific fake wood floor that is just so hideous! I finally took the plunge and decided to try this— and I’m so glad I did. I was a total beginner when it came to any kind of flooring, but I decided to give peel-and-stick floor tiles a try. This whole process took me 3 days BUT— that is because I ended up having to order 3 more boxes than I originally had ordered— but if I had had the correct number of tiles from the beginning the project could have easily been done in one day. (If I had done the pattern straight on I would have had enough, but because I had to cut them to fit this pattern, I needed more tiles — just something to keep in mind if you’re planning on this pattern) The tiles themselves were incredibly easy to work with: just measure, cut, peel, and stick. (I used a utility knife) No special tools or experience needed, which made the whole process feel really manageable and even fun. The tile feels like actual tile- it is not cheap feeling at all! I used spacers because I knew I was going to apply grout after to give it that high-end appearance. That is what really took it to the next level, was applying a warm grey grout afterward. That extra step made a *huge* difference. Instead of looking like a quick DIY, the finished floor has a much more polished, high-end appearance. The grout adds depth and realism, and honestly makes it look like professionally installed tile. If you’re on the fence, I highly recommend giving this a try—especially if you’re willing to take the extra step with grout. It completely elevates the final result and makes your space look so much more expensive than it actually was. See the transformation below…. I posted before / during / after photos because my words don’t do it justice. Good luck!

Really enjoyed the quality of these tiles and they transformed the look of my kitchen. They were easy to cut and install and I’m excited to see how they hold up especially considering the cost. I did find some squares were not exactly the same size so it definitely impacted alignment but overall it looks good. Also I would have liked more color/print options in tiles but still happy with my decision for this checkerboard.

Vinilo adhesivo hermoso. Quedó precioso en mi cocina.

I purchased 4 boxes of this tile for a bathroom facelift as we did not want to do a gut and remodel right now. We prepped the floor and scrubbed it clean then dried it thoroughly. The tiles are very sticky, we did not add extra adhesive and after letting them cure for a whole day before having any steam or cleaner on them, they are holding up great so far after about 2 months. The beige is not exactly beige but not grey either, kind of in between, so keep that in mind. We did a diamond pattern instead of a checker board pattern and it elevates the space so much with a small budget. Would definitely recommend.

It was difficult to cut them to size for the little corners of the kitchen, but they turned out great. We've had them for months and they still look wonderful in our kitchen (despite lots of sauces and food falling on them - everything wipes off clean. Just wipe tomato sauce, red wine, etc. quickly to avoid any stains). Highly recommend! I haven't taken them off yet (we are renting), but I hope that some "Goo Gone" spray will do the trick when the time comes. :)

Easy to install and looks really great in bathroom, would definitely recommend

was really looking forward to using these peel and stick floor tiles, but unfortunately, the condition in which they arrived was disappointing. The packaging was noticeably damaged upon arrival, which immediately raised concerns about how well the contents were protected. One side of a tile was slightly torn and did not match flush with the others, which makes installation difficult if you're aiming for a seamless look. Also, some tiles appeared bent or slightly warped at the corners.