FloorPops FP2950 Leyton Peel & Stick Floor Tiles, Black

I’m not sure how long it will hold up in my stock tank pool, but I love it so much!! It was extremely easy to put down. I did use an adhesive as it’s not extremely sticky (even on a regular surface I think I’d use an adhesive.) Highly recommend!!

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!

Yes, the pattern lines didn’t exactly match which was a bit annoying but you really have to stare to notice. I installed over existing linoleum and ceramic tiles, in some areas where it didn’t stick i added liquid nails from Home Depot for $3 a bottle. You can easily cut the tiles with sharp scissors. It looks nice to me, this is second time i used this product.

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 people gave those out. These tiles are the same look and feel as those.Other people have mentioned that the patterns don’t line up. If you turn the tiles around enough times they generally line up pretty good. Some of them aren’t perfect, but I don’t think it’s anything to get hung up about. They are peel and stick linoleum tile. Not stone tile that you paid $5.00 a linear inch for. They aren’t exactly a real highbrow product.

Great quality, easy to install, but use some gorilla glue, it helps them stick !

I purchased this product because it looked great and I had heard good things about these tiles on a bunch of YouTube videos. Plus the reviews were great.What I did not expect was that you could either line up the tile edges or the pattern but not both (see picture). It’s either a major design flaw or manufacturing defect that shouldn’t have made it into a customer’s hands. What I also didn’t expect was to have to pull everything up afterwards anyway because it wouldn’t stick to the old somewhat uneven tiles. While this is not the fault of the product itself, it is still the manufacturers responsibility to explain how to prep the existing floor before use. My existing tiles were really old and the floor wasn’t really even. When I went to Lowe’s looking for a solution, they told me how to deal with that before installing any new tiles. Would have been nice if the instructions covered some of these exceptional circumstances and that you should probably have a can of primer and vinyl adhesive on hand just in case.Nonetheless, the real problem is the pattern not matching so I returned them. BTW, I ordered a different pattern for another room that I didn’t end up having to return but the adhesive was no better on those. Had to buy extra adhesive to get them to stay down even on a totally level floor.

This worked for me in my bathroom. I have a few to replace from dropping hairdryer and other things in the floor and it always takes a chunk of floor tirl out and people drop there cigarette on the floor causing it to burn a spot in it. Nothing is really burn proof. I took what's left and trimmed them down tow 2" pieces and trimmed out the shower wall. It all looks so good . I did have to add a little tile glue to the floor so it would stay stuck. Lays down good . Looks good. I'm good. Thanks.

I love these tiles. They are perfect for a kitchen or bath