LUCiDA SURFACES Luxury Vinyl Flooring Tiles-Peel and Stick Floor Tile for DIY Installation-36 Wood-Look Planks-Winter-BaseCore-54 Sq. Feet

Customer service was excellent. I purchased black and didn’t have the opportunity to use it till 3 months later and end up not liking how the black looked in my room. They let me return them and got a full refund. I bought the honey again and was very happy. Honey looked good in any and all rooms made the house looks so good

I want to get rid of obnoxious carpeting in my living room/studio, and have been looking for some kind of nice vinyl I can install myself (I’m a small, elderly person). The Lucinda peel-and-stick planking is a very nice-quality medium-weight vinyl that’s affordable, and will be easy for me to install, all by myself— and amazingly, it looks almost exactly like my very expensive vinyl plank kitchen floor.

For us, the more “tan” than “honey” was a bonus, as it better matched the cabinetry in a motorhome. I gave it 4 stars because a few of the edges did not seem to adhere well, but it could be I missed a bit in cleaning the old glue or some loose subfloor. Tip, make sure you get rid of all glue from previous floor. Mineral spirits seemed to work best for me. My subfloor is OSB.Install was a breeze. Cutting was easy with just a box knife. I did use a small roller to firmly set the planks.I wish it was 3mm thick, but did not see a peel and stick anywhere in that. Bought this product because it was the thickest wear layer I could find in a peel and stick and a flooring friend told me peel and stick is the only flooring that should be used for a RV.

This product is great. My husband put the stick on planks in our home, and it looks wonderful. We will purchase more for the rest of our rooms.

OMG. I cannot give this company and the product enough stars. I’m a DIYer. Tried the cheap easy way out laying those square tiles on top of old tiles-disgusted. I decided to remove every layer of flooring and do it right. I ordered samples which was very helpful in selecting the right color. After careful debate I ordered the cloud and the blanco. Both very beautiful colors. I opted for the cloud.FYI the Blanco is white but not a bright white.The material cut best with a scissors. Because I didn’t want to sand the buildup on the floors to smooth them out I used some adhesive to secure them in place in case the old raw rough flooring didn’t take to the adhesive on the tiles. I was being, as the kids would say, extra. But it definitely would stick securely to smooth clean floors. Love love love my floor. Oh the transition from those antiquated black and white peel stick tiles to a modern sleek finish and I found a matching peel stick transition strip from Art Deco. Onto re polishing the heavy trafficked wood floors. Thank you for this beautiful, easy to work with, amateur friendly product. I definitely recommend. HAPPY DIYing🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

It’s easy to put down and looks nice BUT it sinks into grout lines so you need to put down a barrier. Additionally, it’s extremely hard to peel back up for removal. It didn’t gap over the year I had it down and held up well but the residue it leaves is awful and SO SO SO hard to remove the planks.

I bought a 36-plank pack and used half to complete the project. I'm renting and nothing can be permanent. A YouTube video recommended placing contact paper under laminate on the tile floor before installing. I had some old scraps of contact paper and it worked great. I messed up placing one tile down (after I had pretty much finished) and with a bit of force, it came up beautifully. I sealed around the tub and wall with a very light line of waterproof caulk and placed caulk strip tape around the toilet (I have little ones that miss sometimes). My kids love that that floor isn't cold anymore and love the color. It took me about 4 hours to complete. (only because my kids kept interrupting me). I used scissors and a utility knife on top of a cardboard box. It would have gone smoother with a laminate cutting tool. I am very happy with my results and would recommend it.

I NEVER writes reviews no matter how upset or dissatisfied I may be but I had to make an exception in the hopes to save someone else from the anger and frustration I am currently experiencing. The review may be long but it is worth the read if you are considering ordering Lucida peel and stick floors.I recently purchased these floors for a home office remodel and did much research before making my final purchase. In an attempt to be cost effective I ordered them from Amazon because they ended up being less expensive and I could get them quicker than if I order from another vendor i.e. Home Depot or Lowe’s. This review is strictly about the floors themselves and the manufacturer since that is who sells the flooring on Amazon. I ordered 3 boxes of the flooring in Blanc all at the same time on the same day. 2 boxes shipped and were delivered together with the 3rd shipping separately and arriving the next day which I though was a little weird. Upon receipt, all of the boxes arrived damaged and bent in some way and I should’ve listened to my gut at that point and returned them all.First the flooring is in NO WAY white or Blanc as they call it and the photos suggest. It’s definitely a light bluish grey like other reviews have mentioned. Next red flag, as I was removing the planks from the box preparing to install them I notice that almost all of them had black and grey stains on them. I attempted to wipe one down and once I saw that the stain would come off I decided to move forward. As I was working my way through the install many of the pieces had gaps in the backing that made that section of the adhesive damaged and that piece unusable. I found myself discarding several pieces to the side because of issues with the backing or tiny pieces of styrofoam from the box stuck to the adhesive. As for the pieces that I was able to use, they didn’t stick very well at all and started to lift immediately and no, this was not an installation issue, I think it’s a bad product issue. I primed the floors in advance and used a heavy duty floor roller and they still lifted pretty much everywhere. I simply think the product is not a good one. Against my better judgement I continued on with the project, because I am not a quitter, but I had already resolved that I would be purchasing a very large rug to cover these hideous floors. I was 3/4 the way complete and after using the first 2 boxes, I went to open the 3rd box only to find all the floors stained brown on the front and back with what looks like very old water damage. At this point I am livid because I had overlooked all of the other red flags about this product only to be hit with biggest slap in the face of them all. You can see by the photos that there is no way this damage could’ve happened in transport and it has been that way for some time. It honestly looks like the warehouse had a flood and they said “oh well, let’s sale it any way”. I truly can’t believe a company would even send something out to a consumer in this condition.At this point I am just cutting my losses and starting over. I will be returning the unused damaged product immediately and pulling up the less than mediocre planks that I already installed and restarting from square one. Better to lose a couple hundred dollars than to continue on with something that will ultimately decrease the resale value of my home due to how poor of a product it is. If you are even remotely considering ordering this product for your home, do yourself a favor and keep scrolling. I say spend a little bit more money upfront on a nicer product and save yourself the headache and frustration you will almost definitely experience if you purchase this flooring.