Nexus Self Adhesive 12-Inch Vinyl Floor Tiles, 20 Tiles - 12" x 12", Classic White w/Grey Veins Pattern - Peel & Stick, DIY Flooring for Kitchen, Dining Room, Bedrooms & Bathrooms by Achim Home Decor

This is good for a quick and cheap DIY fix. Cost is low. Putting down is quick enough. You can score the back side and fold then cut. The end result is great. I'm very happy.

Arrived very quickly - in just a couple of days. Mine luckily had no damage (as some other reviewers have reported), though the shipping box was broken apart due to the weight of the tiles. These really are a bargain and are thicker and with better texture than I’d expected. However, the color is far from white. They’re more like a putty with light and darker greys.

The color varies from stock photos. I was expecting more off-white but in person the gray influence is quite heavy. I'll update this review once I install them, I have different color ofnthe same laminate tiles in my other bathroom from this brand, they look nice hold up pretty well so I'm expecting quality from these ones! Thay are not perfect but are stable. Very great for the price!

I ordered these tiles for a bathroom that we hope will be fully renovated in about a year, so I wasn't super concerned about expensive high quality flooring right now. $20 on sale for $13 for a box of 20 squares. I ended up buying two boxes to complete my modest sized bathroom. These are not as thick as the ones I spent more money on at Home Depot of course. Also, the glue came up from the edges within 24 hours and caught sock lint, which I had to scrub off with an alcohol cotton ball on certain seams. I did enjoy the ease of being able to cut curves with my box knife on a cutting board to fit around the toilet etc. The tiles I chose do give a cleaner look to my bathroom while we wait for the renovation, as the previous floor was a horrible rough reddish brown faux wood grain, and I couldn't see debris on it at all. I don't like tracking wads of hair through the house on my socks, so I'm happy this was an inexpensive remedy for the time being. PS because I installed these tiles over a linoleum that has been there for several years and had water damage behind the toilet, I was able to revisit a few of the smaller pieces and the corners that were coming up, and put some super glue under there and pressed it back into place which has helped a bunch.

I was drawn to these vinyl peel and stick tiles for their ease of use and to update my ugly tiles. I started by using them in my bathroom, and I was impressed by how easy they were to install and how well they held up to moisture from showers. However, my experience took a turn when I expanded their use to my kitchen. While the color discrepancy (a grayish white instead of a true white) wasn't a dealbreaker for me, the tiles' performance in a high-traffic area left much to be desired. They began to slide around, leaving noticeable gaps between tiles. My suspicion is that the heat from my dishwasher may have compromised the adhesive, causing the tiles to lose their grip. Removing them turned into a challenging task. There were no instructions on how to remove them properly. I ruined a regular mop and my steam mop. I sprayed the entire floor with Goo Gone, and that didn't work either. I ended up scrubbing the floors with soap and water, and that seemed to do the trick. Ultimately, I wouldn't recommend these tiles for areas prone to heavy use or temperature fluctuations like kitchens. While they might work well in low-traffic spaces, it's not worth the removal processes.

I had the black and white tiles of the same brand and our toilet leaked, so we had to take them all up. They were very easy to take up, but for the few months we had them down, you would never know they were going to be so easy to take up. They stayed put and looked good the entire time. I liked this pattern better when it was time to put more down. We have ugly pink floors, that we painted over that didn't go well, so that is why we choose to just get this, instead of a new expensive floor. These were really easy to put down and easy to cut to fit around the toilet and other spots where an entire tile wouldn't fit. We don't have a fan in out really old bathroom, so it stays kind of humid after a shower and neither the black and white tiles, or these have shown any signs of being affected by that. They are easy to clean with my steam mop. My only complaint is they do scratch/dent easier than I thought they would, since everything else about them is so good. I have dropped my flat iron and it scratched a little piece of it and made a small dent. It's a flat iron, it might weight a pound at the most, so I'd hate to see how it looked if I dropped something sharp or heavy. But overall, I love these and would floor other rooms with them.

Tiles are exactly as pictured, But were damaged by the shipping company. Which is a shame. They look of good quality if they were not abused by the handling which broke most of the corners. Destroying the container they came in.

View pictures. I had ugly black and red tiles in my apartment bathroom— needed/wanted something cheap and neutral to cover them up. This is one of cheaper options I found on Amazon (didn’t want to spend a ton of money on such a short term rental but couldn’t stand the black/red tiles!). I installed them in late August and it took me a of couple hours including a few breaks (my back would start hurting and my fingers and box cutter would get sticky from the tiles). it is now November and they have held up extremely well in my bathroom!! Around the tub/toilet have held up well even with frequent wetness/cleaning, I haven’t had any of the tiles come up. They weren’t too hard to install either, as I followed the directions on the back of the box, using the existing tiles as a grid for the peel and stick while making sure to stick them as closely together as possible for no gaps in between tiles and so they fit together nicely. One thing is you HAVE to clean the existing floor as much as you can so that the tiles can properly adhere, I think that is really a key part in getting the tiles to stick and last. I would also recommend laying out all of your tiles so you can see which tiles/patterns are the same.

A great affordable way to update a room! They were grey marble, not white marble, but thankfully they worked with the colors I was going with. I'm happy with them!

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I bought this product to install it in my balcony, because i have a dog and she does her needs there and it works very nice and is super easy to clean. Price is fair and quality is good. The only down side is that it comes a few pieces, so I had to buy two to comple almost all balcony. Ps. The picture above shows how many pieces comes in one package. Overall great deal.

Tiles needed a little more glue to have them stick properly, but they look good when installed

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