Zen Creekbed 24 in. x 24 in. Residential Carpet Tile (10 Tiles/Case)

I bought this to do one room in my house that had old damaged carpet in it from my dog when he was going through his puppy phase...anyway, I am a female in my 20's who has never done anything like this before so I wasn't sure what to expect, and I did it completely by myself. I did make sure to clean the floor underneath pretty well before the installation. The installation went fairly smooth considering the circumstances of doing it on my own for the first time. I did not have the problems other people talked about with the pieces being noticeably different sizes. The carpet stuck very well after I applied pressure or walked on it. I had trouble trimming around door jams and things like that, but that was my fault, not the carpets. It was a much better quality than I expected for carpet tiles-it is softer and looks better than the carpet in the rest of my house. I bought carpet glue and seam sealer just in case but I did not use any of it. I am going to keep it around just in case any of the tiles start coming up. I will update again later if I have any trouble, or just to say how it's holding up, but for now I am very happy. The seams are slightly more noticeable in person than they are in the pictures, but not near as noticeable as I thought they would be. I was prepared to really have the "tiled" look, but it looks very close to normal carpet. FYI-Home Depot has it for cheaper than it is on here. Which I realized after I had purchased one box from here so I purchased the other 3 from Home Depot.

So far it is holding up well, I installed it in a basement. I would recommend using a very thin l layer of weld wood glue on the floor prior to install if the concrete is rough. It hasn't pealed back or moved and no visible lines as of yet. I would recommend this product, we are going to finish the whole basement with this product.

Big squares, easy to trim and install. Almost matched existing carpet perfectly.