Peel and Stick Floor Tiles,Grey Stone,20 Tiles 1.86㎡

Easy enough to cut and put down, stick down well and look good.

Some of these tiles came damaged but returning was easy. To use they are really good. Don't worry about the thickness it makes no difference and are great if you want to put them on an existing laminate floor, lino, wood maybe, tile definitely. If straight on concrete I would buy an additional adhesive or prime the floor first.

Love these peel and stick tiles. Put them in my kitchen as lvt was too much for a temporary solution. Easy enough to cut once you do a few and look amazing!

Good quality, easy yo fit and d3cent for the price

Slightly lighter in the flesh.

Easy to lay and great adhesive! Transformed my bathroom! The only downside, some of the corners had broke, but once slot into place the corners fixed them selves and you couldn’t even tell!

The tiles are easy to cut to shape and look good when laid.

Very good quality.

Looks great like the real thing, wood look

These are so pretty

I plan on buying a few more packs of these! Half of my basement is unfinished so, concrete floors, concrete walls, exposed floor beams and boards. I am not trying to make it look comfy or homie in there but for whatever reason, that room attracks rocks, dust, dirt, like it's outside. Since I don't use the room as often as any other room in the house I also don't clean it anywhere near as often. (Does anyone??? Is that a thing??) The space is used as storage for my supplies, like cleaning supplies, hygeine supplies, and some long term food storage. SO when I do need to use it, I am walking barefoot across tiny rocks and dirt. Well, no more... for some of it anyhow! I cleaned the floor as good as I possibly could, given the location, and laid these down in the pantry area. They look great even though they look like "concrete" and they are so much easier to clean and sweep up than the actual concrete floor down there. They were easy to use, quick to set down, easy to cut when needed. Now, I want to do the entire unfinished portion of the basement with these! I do need to add that after seeing another review of them not sticking well enough, I did add extra adhesive as I laid them, just in case. I have not encountered an issue since laying them with them peeling up. I don't know if that is due to the additional adhesive, me cleaning the floor first, or the original adhesive. Maybe a combo of all. Either way, I would say it wouldn't hurt, to add adhesive to them when you use them.

These tiles are very nice. A thicker than I thought they would be. They cut easy With the exacto knife. The glue on the back is sufficient but some of my tiles seem to not stick as well from one box to another. I never put a floor down in before in my life and I did it for the first time and it came out nice for a first time floor. I bought extra boxes cuz I plan on continuing to put them in another area in the basement. I had placed mine right over a cement floor that was previously painted so far I am not having any problems.

These floor tiles have a nice dark concrete look and seem to have a durable construction. One thing to be aware of before installing them is that they are pretty heavy for peel-and-stick floor tiles. I would definitely keep that in mind if you're installing them in a shed or another space where weight may become an issue. The extra weight isn't necessarily a negative, but it is something you notice when handling and installing them. I also appreciate that the manufacturer included the proper installation direction. That may seem like a small detail, but it makes a difference when you're trying to get the pattern and placement consistent across the floor. My biggest question right now is the adhesive. It doesn't seem particularly strong during the initial installation, although I'm not sure whether it becomes stronger as the adhesive settles over time. I would want to see how well the tiles stay in place after several weeks or months before making a final judgment on the adhesive. At $35 for 30 tiles, you're paying just over $1 per tile, so I think the value is hard to beat. The tiles look good and feel durable, and the price is reasonable for covering a floor. For me, the long-term performance of the adhesive is really the deciding factor, so I would want to test that over time before giving these a completely enthusiastic recommendation.