MORCART 20 Pack Peel and Stick Floor Tile, 11.8"x 11.8" Vinyl Flooring Waterproof No Adhesive Residue DIY Flooring for Bathroom, Kitchen, Fireplace, Pet House, Stairs, Bedrooms, Wall

Cheap way to make your floor look new. Tiles are sticky enough but also able to move if needed.

I just used Floor Pop brand tiles in my bathroom and found them easy to use and really great quality for the price. These are about a third as thin and quite flexible/can dent themselves and damage the surface instead of just breaking. Maybe that means they might not crack in the same way linoleum tiles do?But the big thing is - I love how this looks. It’s super classic and crisp and looks great from a distance and even up close. Doing my kitchen with them.The Floor Pop tiles were forgiving and had time before they dried and so much adhesive I could kind of move them a matter of mm if needed. These tiles, not so much. So being super precise of how you lay them and where you lay them is a must. Took me about 3x more time to do well. I absolutely had to have every speck of dust clean as anything under these makes them “bubble” a little. That being said, once I learned and cleaned thoroughly I could really lay them. I found having them up at a full perpendicular angle to get one edge right how I wanted it and then slowly leaning it down kept it square and snug.Perk: because they’re so thin a little overlap with tiles is not a huge deal besides getting your grid a little off. I could not do that at all with Floor Pops and my room is from the 19th century and totally not square!Hope this helps. I bought a test pack to see it but despite the issues was enthusiastic about doing my whole kitchen floor.I know one day when I can afford it I’d like to do real tile but I’m very happy with this as a solution for the next few years from the dirty linoleum my place came with.

Doing a closet update and wanted some waterproof tiles so I didn't need a boot tray. These are straightforward, the first corner is easy and then it takes some patience to make sure the edges align because these guys are STICKY and once they start going down they're hard to shift. You CAN pull them up and readjust, which I did several times without them damaging the wood flooring. Easy enough to cut with a box cutter. One star off because there is a white line where they touch.

These are perfect for my need. I am putting them on that ubiquitous white wire shelving. The gaps in the shelf wire make it impossible for small items to stand up. This works perfectly as it is flat and light weight.

Good quality product at a good price. Very durable and sturdy item that is easy to install.

These adhesive tiles make for an easy and cheap reno. They are vinyl with a thin foam adhesive backer. Placed carefully, I think they would be good everywhere but a wet environment. I might think twice about a bathroom floor unless there was a waterproof sub floor. I wouldn't pour water on it but an occasional splash wiped up quickly should be fine. I love the look of the white squares and black "grout" when you step back. It's like a 1950's stylized subway tile design.