Retro Self Adhesive 12-Inch Vinyl Floor Tiles, 20 Tiles - 12" x 12", Mid Century Modern Slate Pattern - Peel & Stick, DIY Flooring for Kitchen, Dining Room, Bedrooms & Bathrooms by Achim Home Decor

I placed these over the top of existing 12x12 ceramic tiles. I cleaned the ceramic & purchased the floor primer. I tried to level out existing grout lines with sealant/caulk but I don’t think that was the ideal product. Probably should have used thinset. I staggered the new vinyl tiles over the ceramic instead of lining them up to avoid the vinyl edge resting on grout lines (may not have mattered if I hadn’t used the flexible caulk/sealant). The tiles cut easily with Cutco brand scissors (saw that tip in other reviews!). Do NOT use acetone on the vinyl to clean up any spills. I had resurfaced the counter and some of the epoxy-like product had spilled on the vinyl floor. As recommended by the resurfacing kit, I tried to use acetone to clean up the spill. The top clear layer on the vinyl separated from the tile and tile was ruined. No big deal because I was able to easily replace it. I’m not sure how these will adhere and hold up over time, but this room is a lower traffic room, and it was so easy and inexpensive. I will be happy even if it’s a temporary solution.

I love these! I found that these were a way better deal than any other tiles I had looked at! And I liked that they were a bit more unique! I used these as a way to add a splash of color and fun to our laundry room! They are so easy to put down and not at all hard to cut like some other self adhesive tiles I have used! You don’t have to use mortar and if you are sticking this on top of linoleum or another flat and clean surface you don’t need to worry about additional adhesive because they stick very well on their own! Using these made such an impact in a short amount of time! I do recommend using grout if you want the tiles to last for a long time!

I was redoing my entryway and needed to add a bit of color to it. I looked all over for peel and stick tile that would fit (5” height) and couldn’t find any. These, however, seemed like they would look good guy to 5 inches and they worked out great.Some people mentioned that they aren’t all perfectly the same so the pattern can look a little off sometimes, but for my purposes that didn’t matter and wasn’t noticeable. It might be more of an issue if you are doing a whole floor. Since I was hanging them vertically I chose to use construction adhesive on the back rather than rely on the stickiness of the product (just from the look and feel of it, I doubt it would have hung like this for very long without the extra adhesive). I used a cutter I bought for redoing my vinyl plank floor, but a razor or even a pair of scissors cut through just fine. I have gotten tons of compliments on them since installing.

Instantly updated our 1/2 bath. Easy to work with. Tile can be cut with heavy duty scissors. Adhesive isn’t as sticky as other products used in the past, but seems to be holding up well even 4 months later.

These are really cute and thick....however, this is the second time I buy them and they do not stay stuck. I'm going to have to go buy JBweld or something similar to keep them up. I bought for a second time in hopes that the first pack was a fluke, but nope... I'm disappointed because the design is really nice.

I would give this product a 4+ star review because the results are lovely, however there were printing flaws (unsightly streaks and scrapes) on a number of tiles (4th and 5th photos), about 6 complete tiles were unusable for us which comes to 15% of our total order of 40 square feet (two boxes). We were able to complete our project as our square footage including 10% overage for cuts only came to about 30 square feet, but if it had been closer to 40 we would have been in trouble. The overall effect of the tiles once installed is quite nice (first 3 pictures). Installation is fairly easy, you do have to spin each tile to find the best match at the corners to avoid or minimize what we called "double points" in the secondary design (final picture). We found that utility scissors were easier to manage cuts with than a utility knife. I chose to apply a little Gorilla brand clear construction adhesive along the edges of each tile as I had a little trouble with the adhesive of a similar product from a different brand releasing over time so I can't really speak to the adhesion of these tiles alone.

Easy to install. Very cute to spice up a small space. I have extra so I’m doing the laundry room tomorrow!

I used these as a backsplash and used liquid nail to keep them in place. They're pretty nice glossy tiles and have a bit of texture to them. Id say try not to handle the corners too much when applying as they can fray (like any cheaper tile). The adhesive on the tile itself is pretty standard. Not sure if I would use these in a high traffic area without extra bonding and a super steady hand for precision cuts.