FloorPopsFP2947 Antico Peel & Stick Floor Tiles, Multicolor

Good looking tiles, they stick good, easy to clean. Even though the pattern looks the same but you have to get the pattern aligned right. They are easy to cut with a utility knife. If think outside the box they are perfect for the price. Just make sure the sure is clean and if they are placed on concrete, use a sealer or they will come right up. On wood it wasn't a problem at all.

I loved the look of this tile pattern at Floor & Decor only to find they had discontinued selling it. I was disappointed and then found it here! I used this tile in my hall bath, laundry room, and decided to do the Master bath as well this past weekend. I did grout to give it a more finished look and I did opt for additional adhesive spray, but can't say that was out of experience with this tile, but rather for my own extra assurance. I did also prime my floors with Kilz mold and mildew since it was going in potential wet areas. The floors look amazing for a fraction of the cost!!! The tile is easy to work with and I mostly scored with a Utility knife and snapped tiles to cut to size. I used my heavy duty scissors for the cuts around the toilet or the smaller ones. I'm hoping it lasts the test of time because I absolutely love it!

I put this tile down in our half bath over the top of some ugly fake marble look tile. I spaced it, and used grout. Had to order another box, so bath not quite finished, but looks great! The colo is nice, great size but the adhesion is not great as previously stated in other reviews. I think that is the norm with many of these peel and stick tiles. The color really pops, and so far, I think it’s is a great temporary product.

Easy to install and no additional products needed. Made my bathroom look great.

Soooooo cute on a ceiling too! I just used liquid nails to help them stay due to gravity.

I love the look of these tiles and once I have them all installed they'll really brighten my dreary laundry room. However, other reviewers are correct in that not all of them stick properly. I'm installing these on plain plywood and am using additional adhesive, but some of the corners and edges still come up and additional adhesive doesn't help. With those I may end up having to put a little bit of Loctite or something stronger than what I've been using (Henry VCT Adhesive 2057) to get them to lay down. I started out by using the Henry primer, but that made it even worse for sticking.If you're a perfectionist like myself, you may want to order something where you don't have to match a pattern perfectly. I've found that the pattern can differ even per tile and it takes a lot of time sometimes to find a decent match for each side. Sometimes half of the pattern on one side will match, but not the other half. Other times, patterns match up perfectly if one tile is pushed slightly down from another, but of course you can't install it that way. So as pretty as it is, it's been frustrating in that regard and ultimately will be much more expensive because I'll have to buy more boxes then planned to ensure I can find matching tiles.Also, remember, you get what you pay for. This is not expensive tile so it's pretty brittle compared to more expensive brands.Again, it IS a very pretty design. Just beware of what you're getting into prior to beginning a project with this product.

Hello all!We recently did a DIY renovation of our master bathroom and our budget was under 1k for the whole project (paint, wood, decor, tiles, lights, fixtures, etc). We met that and FloorPops was a part of the process. As hard as it is to believe, the original owners installed shag carpet in our master and after ripping this out, I was left with sub floor. After cleaning, and a coat of primer on the floor, I was ready to go.The installation was a total breeze and I could not be happier with my bathroom. Here are some of my tips for a successful project.Be sure to prep accordingly and to directions. Unless I did some research, I would not have known to paint to sub floor with primer.Have a really good tool to cut with. I purchased an x-acto type tool at Lowe's and it was great--easy to cut and precise.Have somethings to cut on--I used a large piece of plywood we had saved and it was perfect. Easy and not cumbersome.FloorPops does not require this, but I used Gorilla Glue spray adhesive on some of the tiles. My sub floor was slightly uneven in areas and it helped keep the tiles in place--I also added some light weights to the corners of the uneven one.My whole floor project took a day and it makes me smile each time I enter. Overall, love this product and highly recommend. We are doing the laundry next and cannot wait.Have fun!

The floor tiles arrived quickly and the tiles were beautiful. However there is an issue I encountered with adhesion. My floors were prepped per recommendations and the linoleum floor was in good condition. As I applied the tiles I noticed many we’re lifting/not adhering. Now I have used peel and stick tiles many times so I knew the process. I did order extra so I removed and replaced the tiles that were not adhering. That did not help as many other tiles were lifting. I had some left over peel and stick tiles from a previous floor project that I purchased from Home Depot, so I took that tile and placed it on the floor just to see if it was an issue with my floor or the tile- the other brand adhered with no issues, I then placed the floor pop tile next to it and it would not adhere. Out of frustration I went to my local Ace Hardware and they recommended all purpose floor adhesive, that was an epic fail as well And yes a 100 lb roller was used. So now I am out the cost of the tiles and adhesive I had to purchase as I was desperate to try anything at this point. I now have to remove the tiles , even the ones that did adhere and start all over with another brand. Not what I was expecting to have to do. Therefore I would not be purchasing this brand again.