Lucida Surfaces Luxury Vinyl Floor Tiles | Glue Down Adhesive Flooring | 25 Marble and Wood Look Hexagon Shaped Tiles | MosaiCore | 12.25 Sq. Feet

These are super thick and really really nice! Easy to install and cut and they look professional! I used a grey grout and I love the way the bathroom looks now!

I picked a winner with this tile. It perfectly offsets the color scheme in my bathroom, in addition to being the kind of material needed in a room that should be moisture proof. The tile is all that and aesthetically pleasing too. I'm considering it for the kitchen as well. I would certainly purchase this product again.

First timer. Read reviews & watched tutorials before settling on product. Wanted to retile my half bath as the original tile was a blue/gray rustic tile that didn’t fit in with the esthetics of my house. Estimates for a full on re-tile were laughable so I decided to try diy knowing worst case scenario I had other options as my ultimate goal is a re-tile in the future.I was pleasantly surprised at how good it turned out. I used carpet tape and grouted and would do the same again. The only thing I didn’t have and would absolutely recommend is something to cut exact angles. I used a box cuter and do not recommend.

I just bought a sample. It appears to be nice and durable.

Keep in mind these are not peel and stick. They are luxury vinyl. I used a tile sticker on the floor and put these on top. I then grouted like normal. I got these so I could put them right over my existing tile. When grouting, it leaves a cloudy residue. Let it set and the next day go in with dawn dish soap and a sponge to scrub the residue off. Don’t try to do it while the grout is wet. Last picture shows the cloudiness before I cleaned it.

These tiles are awesome. The back is super sticky. I laid them directly over clean vinyl flooring from the 80s in our mudroom/laundry room. They are super sticky and I did not do anything special to prep the floor, other than vacuum it and wipe it down. Super easy to install – the second picture is obviously before I was done under the washer and dryer. The edges were easy to cut shorter – just score several times with the straight edge and razor break. So much easier than tile with a wet saw! I decided to grout these with vinyl tile grout. I’m halfway done – it’s very tedious because I left the crack so tiny. So that grout comes out when I try to wipe off the tiles if you plan to grout, leave a bigger joint. I just think they look better with the crisp white grout line, but you could easily leave these without grout. They have a beveled edge , thinking of doing this tile in our bathroom because of how easy it was and how great it looks!

Majority of my opinions are positive. The LVT looks fantastic, obviously. To do it right, it's hard work though.My only complaint is that there were a handful of tiles out of multiple boxes that had some manufacturing defects that presented as lines in the LVT surface (reference picture). Make sure when you're picking up the tile to install that you don't use those tiles. I found out half way through install that they existed and watched out for them proceeding the rest of the install. Thankfully those tiles will be under the vanity. So no harm no fowel. Still, if you're not paying attention, this could be problematic for some because it's definitely obvious. Had it been more visible, I would have been furious. I hope the manufacturer sees this review and makes corrections to avoid it in their manufacturing process.

Tal cual como lo describe, es lo que esperaba