Makeover Your Floor with FloorPops Leyton Peel & Stick Floor Tiles - FP2950

Sharonda Ware: Absolutely love this as my backsplash. It looks great. Very affordable

United States on Nov 24, 2023

JoannaJoanna: I recently installed vinyl tiles in my space, and despite their budget-friendly cost, I'm pleased with the overall outcome. While the adhesive provided wasn't the best, a bit of extra adhesive resolved the issue. The pattern alignment isn't perfect, but the overall aesthetic is charming, creating a visually pleasing effect. Great value for the price!

United Kingdom on Nov 10, 2023

Amazon Customer: Tiles were easy to install, patterns matched up. The issue is they do not stick well. Within a few hours a few were starting to lift.

Canada on Oct 09, 2023

SusanS.SusanS.: The media could not be loaded.  Firstly, this is a beautiful pattern! UNFORTUNATELY the pattern doesn’t match up, which is a shame. You can try to get them to match if you’ve got a good eye for detail, but it’s hard and not 100% accurate because of how badly they cut through the pattern. That being said, if the floor is CLEAN, there should be no adhesion problem. Time will tell if these stay stuck on. Guess that will be an update if they don’t. My bathroom is very small and I had to buy 3 boxes. So measure well and take into consideration the pieces you need to cut. I also recommend getting a doorway transition piece to finish the look.

United States on Sep 26, 2023

waynewayne: If you want them to look more like tiles... Use a tile spacer and grout between them. That's what I did and the result is so much better. Also helps whent the pattern is not an exact match. But so easy to use and the look great.

United Kingdom on Sep 04, 2023

Anita BorgesAnita Borges: I love how these tiles look. It was easy to install, except around the toilet was a challenge to cut. I used the backing paper from the tile to trace around the toilet and used that as my template for cutting the tile. There were about 3 tiles that didn't match up to the pattern of the other tiles. I included a picture to see. I used vinyl tape first before sticking the tiles on. I got this idea from a utuber that recommended it, so it won't be super sticky if later on you want to remove the tiles. The products came quickly too.

Canada on Oct 27, 2022

BF1234BF1234: Definitely worth the price. Easy to apply but the pattern doesn’t match as cleanly as you would expect so plan out which tiles will go side by side before you start cutting anything or sticking. It’s not that obvious, there are tiles that are a bit off in my photo and you can’t tell.

Per the photo - I was covering up old cracked ceramic tiles that are uneven with cement grout, which affects the adhesion. It’s best applied to a flat surface. I expected this problem with any peel and stick option so it doesn’t bother me. The tile is thicker and generally better quality than I expected so I don’t find the unevenness affects this new layer, aside from not being firmly stuck down.

I purchased two boxes and used all the tiles since I had to cut many of them to fit this room and wanted the pattern to mostly align.

Canada on Apr 19, 2022

Julian Grimm: So, I’m going to say the same thing everyone else has been saying. The adhesive on these tiles is pretty much useless. They do not stick. I even used a spray adhesive made by a very well known company in addition to help them stick down a little better and pretty much any of the places I didn’t get the spray adhesive, the tiles are curling up. Which is too bad because they are pretty easy to work with and look decent for the price. And the price is excellent. I was able to put down new flooring in my small bathroom with only two boxes. And at less than $11.00 per box (at least at my time of purchase) that’s a Smokin’ hot deal! And It looks 100 times better than the early 90’s era sheet linoleum in drab 90’s puke and musty living room brown/tan that is still buried under these peel and stick tiles.

One nice thing about them (sort of) is that they are super thin and easy to cut through. It’s nice when you are trying to cut the tile to fit around an odd corner or the edge of your bathtub.

And if there’s one thing I can think of to compare these tiles too, it’s those refrigerator magnet business cards that people used to give out back in the days when...

United States on Apr 13, 2022

Shea Bailey: Was pretty easy to install. Hardest part was cutting the tiles. Use a really sharp blade. Some straight lines can even be cut with scissors. Lining up the pattern was a bit difficult as others have mentioned. But since the pattern is busy it is hardly noticeable. The adhesion is great but I am only expecting it to last 1 year in my rental apartment. Would highly recommend as a cheap and easy facelift!

United States on Aug 10, 2021

Ti'Lon PaigeTi'Lon Paige: I recently moved into a house and I am renting, but not a fan of the bathroom flooring. I'd seen a number of people using these peel and stick tiles and saying they were renter friendly so I wanted to give them a try. Now a few things to note, I put these down on laminate. the package says do not adhere to wood or concrete without a primer, so be mindful of this if your floors are these materials. Installation was easy, you just have to be patient and pay attention to the pattern so it looks seamless. I did not have al of the tools recommended for use but no matter, I made it work. I would say the hardest part was getting a perfect cut edge around the toilet.
A few of the tiles did not have enough adhesive on them to fully adhere to the floor, so I used those for the weird spaces that needed filing. If you have a big project check all of the tile before you use it so if anything needs to be returned you can do that easily. Shipping did take longer than expected, but once everything arrived I was able to jump right in. I'm single and not super handy and did this alone over a weekend. It honestly should have only taken one day, but once I cut my finger with the cutter I needed to...

United States on Nov 20, 2020