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

As you can see from the before and after pics these tiles are life changing. I do believe from reading the other reviews that they stick better on some surfaces more than others but for my plain old non shiny linoleum floor bathroom they stick perfectly. I washed (and let dry) the floors with bleach and water before I applied the tiles. I still have some work to do around curved spots and partway under the cabinet etc but it is fun to do when you get the hang and putting down the main full size tiles took hardly any time- maybe 30/45 mins. I bought two boxes of 20 tiles to cover my 48 sq ft bathroom (I counted areas that I am not actually planning on tiling, ie under the sink) and I have more than enough extra tiles to do the strange shaped spots that I will have to cut to fit/make up for any mistakes. I love my bathroom when I used to hate it so, five stars.

Really thin and doesn't stick good, not worth the $75 I spent on 3 boxes, but not going to return, wasting time when I can be finishing the job, I have to lay heavy stones on the parts that's not sticking, , will not buy floor tile from Amazon again.. just have to buy something I don't care so much about locally.

They look really nice very happy with them

As a renter in a home that has had the “landlord special” done to literally every surface I got these adhesive tiles as a way to spruce up our under sink area in the kitchen. I can’t really speak to whether or not they stick to the surfaces they are intended for because the material I stuck it to does not fall under that list. So not very much to my surprise they don’t stick very well. I applied them to painted particle board that was lumpy and deteriorating in places. but because it’s a spot that just has trash cans and cleaning supplies sitting on it I’m still very happy with the end result and its totally functional. Some of the tiles lift up in places but it still looks so much better and is way easier to keep clean than what it was before! It's definitely worth the price and installation was very easy.

We used this for the floor of an open face closet in our bathroom and it worked wel for this purpose. No having to deal with messy glue, as they really are self stick, which is great. . They look fine for a closet, but the quality isn’t what I would call great, so I probably wouldn’t use them for an entire floor. They are white, but they almost have a blue hue to them.

I got these to replace the top on my workbench. I bought a roll of edge bumper to finish it off. Very easy to peel off and install. Cutting just required a light scoring with an Xacto knife and a light pressure for it to snap perfectly at the score. They seem to be pretty durable too. My only complaint is there only seem to be about 3 patterns that repeat. Six would have been better.

Very easy to apply and looks great. I would recommend using scissors for cuts not a blade. I started with utility knife cutting on the backside and ruined two tiles before I decided that wasn’t working for me. Here what worked for me. Before removing the backing, I layed tile in place, used metal ruler to create a bend in the tile and marked my spot with pencil and cut with scissors. It went really fast after that. I was able to easily take up any tiles that needed adjusting. This tile in particular is slippery just fyi. I love the look for my kids room.

Attempted to install these in both of our small crappy bathrooms for a quick “easy” fix. The first red flag I encountered was scratches on about 75% of the tiles, like they had been skidded across pavement. I decided to proceed with the installation because I planned to coat them with an acrylic sealer when I finished. These tiles are THIN. Like weird thin. This wasn’t really a “problem” at first but would come back to haunt me a bit later. I was more worried about the adhesive based on other reviews but it didn’t seem THAT BAD while applying them. I work quickly and had covered a bathroom and a half before they started literally curling up on the edges. Both rooms. It was like a nightmare. Begrudgingly, I went back in, removed each tile (most of them literally lifted right up without use of any tool, those that didn’t, snapped like crackers because they are as thin as a tortilla chip) I coated them with adhesive spray and reapplied. The edges are STILL curling up. I’ve literally ruined both of my bathroom floors temporarily until I have time to buy and install something else. But the best part of this mess is that I bought three boxes which should have been more than enough to cover the areas but now I don’t have enough tile to finish because so many broke while installing/reinstalling them. So now I can either buy another box of this dumpster liner or live with a partially finished bathroom. I’m super mad. I buy a fair amount of questionable crap on Amazon but this was the first time I’ve been so incensed that I decided to leave a review.