FloorPops FP3327 Platinum Peel & Stick Peel and Stick Floor Tiles, Grey 12 inch x 12 inch

Love the way it looks. A few tiles don't stick well and need to have weight to make them stick.

Some of them did not stick down so well and I had to use adhesive to get them sit down

The tiles look great when the job is finished, but the adhesive is mild/moderate. I definitely recommend putting caulk light grey or white in the cracks for more longterm durability. Otherwise they are great!

I used this in the cabinet in my bathroom. It was pretty easy to install and the adhesive is really good. With that being said I wish I would have watch a video or something before I tried to install it. It still looks pretty good but I'm sure it could have been better. I would definitely recommend this product it is nice looking and easy to use.

It looked nice for a couple of days. The adhesive is terrible and the tiles shifted. I cleaned the floor thoroughly and removed all residue, the tiles keep popping up and corners peeling up all over the kitchen. I used another brand of peel and stick tile from the home store on another part of my house, both over top of ceramic tile. It is a world of difference between the two, major difference in cost as well. Wish I had used the other brand first. I'm tempted to pull it all up and start over.. waste of time and money.

Color was perfect easy to cut to size and the adhesive stuck very well

Solid purchase, I got these for my reptile tanks and they are easy to cut and apply. Definitely recommend for any redecorating project

This the review you need to read if you’re using on linoleum.Unless you are using this a temporary solution and plan on ripping up the linoleum at the end of the life of these tiles - don’t do it.I bought these shortly after moving into a rental unit that has the ugliest linoleum floors in the kitchen. Extremely visible, yellowed and scarred after use from whoever lived there prior to me. I bought these in diamond grey or something like that after searching for awhile, my main concern was that they wouldn’t stick. But they do. They stick too well to linoleum. It took about 4 hours to cover the area of my tiny kitchen floor (3.5 x 9 ft wide maybe) but I loved the results when it was done. They looked great, and though slightly time consuming to cut all the shapes I needed after the squares covered the areas they could fit, it was so much better than the linoleum. But over time the tiles shifted, and spaces between them were exposed. No amount of sweeping or mopping can get the dirt out of those exposed seams. So the floor accumulates dirt that sticks to the adhesive in the floor from the tile. Over time it looks awful and they have to come up.So I decided to remove them and try something else. Removal is hard, they are so sticky to the floor that pulling them up is a workout. A heat gun helped but left behind more residue than pulling them up without it. But once they’re all removed that’s when the real hell starts. These tiles left behind so much adhesive, it took over 8 hours to remove it all from the tiny area I had them in. I had goo be gone, various cleansers, rubbing alcohol, scrapers, exacto knives and a steam cleaner. I was trying EVERYTHING. I remember doing a patch test when I first got them, and I was able to pull up the tile with ease and no residue left behind. Over time the glue must bond to the floor more than the tile. In the end the things that removed the glue the best were rubbing alcohol and paper towels - scrubbing in circles over and over. The steamer helps but you have to let the steam soak through each area individually, then scrubbing it off is a bit easier. This process was grueling. I would never recommend using these on anything you did not want to just rip out and start over with. If that’s the case, these are amazing for a year or two - just plan the project carefully, fill even the smallest spaces and make sure they sit extremely tight next to one another so there is no chance of movement later.