Peel and Stick Floor Tile Waterproof -NO Sticky Residue Left Self-Adhesive Vinyl Flooring 12 Pack 18Sq.Ft,Wood Vinyl Tile Plank, DIY Flooring for Bathroom Kitchen 36" x 6"Dustgrey

Surprisingly extremely pleased with this! I absolutely hated my bathroom floor tile. It was the 1.5” tiles on a 12”x12” sheet. The grout was dirty and the tiles were starting to crack. I put these vinyl strips directly over those tiles while my husband was away for the weekend and he thought it was an actual floating floor when he first saw it and questioned me how I went around the toilet and which saw I used, I smiled and said “scissors “ lol— definitely got my moneys worth

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️We approached this product with cautious hearts, unsure of what to expect. But oh, how it swept us off our feet! Picture this: the holiday season is upon us, the air thick with anticipation, and our scratched-up floor stands as an unwelcome reminder of time and wear. We needed a solution—fast, affordable, and transformative. Enter this marvelous product, a game-changer that saved the day and our sanity!The installation was an intimate dance, a rhythm of preparation and precision. I took my time, ensuring the floor was immaculate—sweeping, mopping, and even caressing it with a towel dipped in Pine-Sol water. Every stroke was deliberate, every movement purposeful. This was no task to rush, no project to attempt while things were still wet. No, this was a labor of love, a commitment to perfection.**A little secret for those who crave flawless results:** If a piece resists your touch, refusing to lay flat or align just so, bring the heat. A blow dryer on high, its warmth coaxing the tile into submission, will do the trick. The moment it yields, soft and pliable, is nothing short of magic.When the last piece was in place, we stood back and marveled at the transformation. The room, once tired and worn, now radiated elegance and charm. And yes, we tested its durability and wetness protection thoroughly. Every challenge we threw its way, this floor handled with strength and grace, leaving us thrilled and utterly satisfied.By the end of the day, it was hard not to believe we weren’t soaking wet from all the effort we poured into the project. But was it worth it? Oh, absolutely. And trust me—she’ll love it too. The beauty, the resilience, the sheer perfection of it all—it’s a floor that performs just as flawlessly as it looks.This product isn’t just a quick fix—it’s a complete transformation. A story of renewal and beauty, one that leaves your space glowing with new life. Don’t wait—let this be the solution that sweeps you off your feet, just like it did for us.

Have not installed yet but looks great and quality seems good! Bought this for my camper and looking forward to the finished look!

So I bought these to use for a furniture makeover.Backstory: I have two older Ikea Kallax units in black that I was repurposing from one room to another -- I needed to lighten them up a lot, because I was moving them from bedroom storage to living room storage, and my living room is not big. If I'd have left them black, they'd have shrunk the feel of the room and would look hideous.At first, I considered painting them, but that's messy, the weather is wet and rainy for long stretches, so spray painting outside was out -- no way I was building a tent big enough to contain the spray for something as large as an 8 cube kallax. I then considered wallpaper -- but cutting patterened wallpaper can be tricky for something like a kallax, because if you don't line it up right, it looks terrible. So then, I thought, what about a faux laminating job with peel and stick flooring?? I then set out to find the thinnest peel and stick floor tiles that I could that also came in a light enough color -- I found these, in the color "cotton". This color is basically a really nice warm light gray with darker tones mixed in.Yeah, painting would have cost less, but... the look I got with these is nothing short of stunning -- once I finish re-doing the rest of the room, it'll look amazing. These tiles were easy to cut, easy to stick -- and re-positionable. I laid these out on the frame of the kallax first. Sides, top, then cut them using my leather strap cutter into strips to cover the frame in the front (to do long, straight cuts down the length of a plank, a strap cutter makes fast easy work of it!). I left the back uncovered -- no one's going to see it.Once that was done, it was time to figure out what to do with the door and drawer faces I had on some of the cubes -- I decided to do a chevron pattern, and OMG, I couldn't be happier with how it turned out (see photos). I was able to cut these with my Silhouette die cutting machine into pieces custom designed to make the chevron pattern on the doors and drawer faces. Ratchet blade, longest blade depth (probably overkill), max pressure on the Cameo 3, speed of 2, single pass. Cut like butter and didn't kill the blade, either.The project has been finished for about a week and nothing is peeling off. I made sure to clean each surface carefully right before beginning to stick the tiles down, and the whole thing was easy peasy! I'd possibly consider this stuff for nice looking temporary flooring, too. Not sure how well it'd hold up to high foot traffic in the long term, but damn it looks pretty good right out of the box.I'll let my finished project photos speak for themselves, though. All in all, excellent product for a different purpose than intended!