FloorPops FP3326 Tundra Peel & Stick Floor Tiles, Grey

Coming out to a little bit over $1 per sqft you can't expect it to be perfect. It is easy to install. We use a set of very sharp construction scissors and it worked better using an exacto knife or utility knife. We bought some Gorilla glue (one tube per 80 sqft) because the adhesion wasn't great and filled in the corners with gray caulk Even if you put weights on to overnight, the corners do come up after. You must make sure the floor underneath is very clean. We put it over our broken tiles and didn't want to remove the subfloor. We needed something that could easy fix our uneven floors. Let's see if it lasts for a few years. So far it has been a week. Also, they need to work on packaging it better. Some boxes the corners came chipped (1 out of 5 boxes).

Bought 3 boxes to cover a small bathroom area in an RV. Figured I'd use about a box, would keep the other 2 for goofs or repairs down the road, maybe another project. Well, I'm glad I bought extra because this stuff is garbage. Doesn't break well when scored, the laminate is literally a glued on sticker that will immediately peel at the corners and edges. The "peel and stick" adhesive on the back was about as sticky as one of those "Hi! My name is ______" tags that you'd get to put on your shirt when you register for a crappy conference. I had to glue them to the ground. The next day, I had to go around and glue the laminate on the corners and edges down. I will be scraping this junk off the floor at the end of camper season. Don't waste your time or money on this.

I was so pleased to find this inexpensive easy diy upgrade for our bathroom floor. The original off white vinyl had yellowed to a dirty orangey-yellow and looked horrible. These we put down in a day and it’s beautiful! Good stick if the floor is clean and level- we had a few spots where the vinyl had unglued and warped on the original floor and we had to add a little glue and heavy objects to get them to stay stuck but that was not a fault of the adhesion but the existing flooring below. Highly recommend!

These peel and stick tiles are exactly what I expected. They look pretty good overall, and they stuck fairly well. I would highly recommend anyone that uses these to clean the existing floor extremely well. We cleaned ours several times to make sure no dirt or small debris was on the ground. I think that's why we had no issue with them sticking. There are one or two where the edges or corners ever so slightly lift up, but nobody would ever notice besides us lol. For the price these are pretty good and I'm happy with them.

Color and pattern are nice however they do not stick to the floor that well

This product has poor adhesion capabilities! With that being said by many, you should buy this product knowing that the intention is to be able to remove it when it's time to leave your rental apartment. It works as intended. You SHOULD use this on a flat surface. My bathroom is not perfectly flat, however with the use of a few drops of silicone around the perimeter of each tile, I was able to get a satisfactory installation. You can use scissors and or a sharp blade/box cutter to custom fit imperfect locations or areas that need smaller pieces of tile. If you plan to use this without extra adhesive, I only suggest doing so to a room that has a clean, and perfectly smooth floor.

The corners and edges of the tiles immediately lifted and no matter how many times I attempted to push them back down, including placing objects on top for the weight, they continued to lift up. Looked so bad, I ripped it all out and threw them away.

Installed it myself almost 2 months ago. Pretty easy to install. I ended up using a rotary round wheel knife after trying (and failing) to get straight lines from utility knife. I have a few spots that may end up needing additional glue. Has blue undertones. Looks beautiful 😍