FloorPops FP3308 Nordic Peel & Stick Floor Tiles, Black

I read the reviews before and everyone was right these absolutely do not stick. I used liquid nail and it seems to be holding up just fine. I bought them bc I loved the look and they were easy to install and cut.

A box of these was $10 when I purchased. They function exactly like $10 flooring. Super easy to install. Also super easy scuff. They’re scratched to hell after 2 weeks of e trembly light use. The kind of thing that would be infuriating if you spent $100 on. But for $10? Eh. I’ll take it. The adhesion also is only as good as a Walmart Smiley face sticker so I had to buy additional glue. This was all fine by me because my old flooring was total crap. Don’t buy this if you are hoping it’ll give you more bang for your buck. It’s a cheap fix for a really ugly space.

Honestly, for the price it is beautiful and easy to install. I do recommend adhesive of some kind and caulk in black and white to fill in cracks. It completely changed our bathroom decor and love the pattern!!!! Would recommend.

I'm disappointed that the tiles in the same box are different colors. Its like they're misprinted. Also cutting the tiles to fit my space is a lot of work for a DIY project by myself.

Totally changed our bath. Easy, fast and great value.

I purchased these to install on a smooth and clean basement concrete floor, and simply could not get them to stick no matter what I did. Yes, I used the recommended Floor Pops brand latex sealer according to package instructions, and I thoroughly cleaned and dried the floor before applying the sealer. I started by installing a few in the same manner I have used to successfully install peel and stick flooring in the past (using a seam roller on my hands and knees with all the weight of my upper body). The next day, many corners were starting to pop up. Over the next week I tried many different things to try and get them to stick to the floor, including jumping up and down on them right after installation, placing heavy objects on them for 24 hours after installation, using blow dryers and irons to heat the adhesive prior to installation, tried a second application of the sealer in a specific area, etc. When absolutely nothing worked, I had to cut my losses and pull the whole mess up. I did give them a five star rating for ease of removal.I have never left a product review (good or bad) in my life before this, but my experience with this product was so abysmal that I couldn't in good conscience not say anything. I chose to rate these with one star because they simply didn't work, period. Had they actually stuck to the floor, I likely wouldn't have reviewed them at all, even though at best they would've deserved a three star rating due to their generally poor quality. The pattern was consistently way off center on the tile, the "black" pattern was actually many different shades of gray, some so light that they stuck out like sore thumbs next to the others, and many of the tiles were too scratched up from a flawed manufacturing process to use. I was on the verge of ordering more to make up for all the flawed tiles when I realized they simply wouldn't work at all.I used to discount the outlier bad review for a product as some sort of sour grapes (i.e., from the person who complains about everything). I realize I probably look like that person right now, but my experience with this product is what it is.

Order more than you need because some tiles arrived darker than others. It bothers me every time I walk in the room.

Love the design and easy installation. But the adhesion has been terrible. We are going to have to use glue to keep pieces down and also some of the tiles had faded/weird markings on them. I have used Floorpops before and was really pleased but this time around has been disappointing.

Needed two boxes to cover the area being worked, knowing I'd have a few extra tiles... good thing since some of them had cosmetic flaws and were unusable and some couldn't be used because they didn't line up with the others... what should've been an easy task took way too long just turning tiles to match and line up before installing. It was also rather difficult to get them tight together so there's more gapping then I'd like but it's still nicer than the floor I replaced so there's that, I guess.

They’re great to instantly transform your space. There is a side that aligns better so you need to play around which one is best fit. You can score them with box knife and snap them. Cut the back of tile not front. These are better to place stuck together, not with grout in between as the edge is finished with straight edge instead of beveled. I used a template with white piece of paper for tricky corners just remember to reverse your tile and paper to match! All together took me about 2-3hrs

Bought a few packs of these for our small bathroom. Each pack of tiles was a different shade of white and black than the next. They look terrible. The adhesion is mediocre, as well. Mostly they're staying in place, but a couple around the edges of the room where there's a bit of traffic have started to drift away toward the wall, leaving an an ugly gap between them and the rest of the tiles.