FloorPops x Chris Loves Julia 12-in by 12-in Bonneville Beige Peel and Stick Floor Tiles, FP5061

So easy to use and quality is amazing! Need to do a little preliminary work ( design you want, center of the floor), but once that is done the install is very easy and fast. Cutting the tiles is also very easy can use scissors or utility knife. Looks so high end it’s fantastic. The price is also great for all that you get.

We purchased a home with aging, yellowing sheet vinyl in the kitchen and dining room. Unfortunately, there is a bend and a slope in the dining room, so it's either sheet vinyl, glue down planking, or tiles to be placed on the floor. My desire was to cheer the area with light colored flooring and my son found these on Amazon. We're so glad we gave these a try. They brighten the area, just as I'd hoped. The tiles adhered well with no need to apply extra adhesive. Laying them was fast and easy and they look really good once down. The tiles aren't slick under your feet and have some texture on their surface. They clean well and don't absorb stains. They look nice under our wooden table. We're really happy with them. A side note: they're not actually beige but light gray, yet it was hard to tell when they butted against my oak cabinets. They are definitely gray as you can see more clearly in the second picture of our dining table that I posted.

Easy to apply and transform the space! I use these two bring some modernity to our 1998 Coleman Mesa pop-up camper. I need 4 boxes to do the whole exposed floor including under the dinnette table. These are very forgiving and if you accidentally cut too much it's easy to puzzle piece them together to be almost completely not noticeable at all that there is a cut. In one of the pictures you can see the old flooring compared to this one. I'm very happy with my purchase and I'm considering using these in my kitchen in the future!

6/1: Ordered and laid the tiles down, very easy to peel off the backing paper and use it for a template. When needed to make cut I just used a simple craft blade and it cut through fine, I like that the tiles are flexible enough to bend if needed to check first and it doesn’t leave a crease. They have a bit of weight to them where they feel sturdy and after walking on them for a few days they don’t move at all and feel smooth. They clean up easily too (spilled marinara on the white tiles) and don’t stain at the start. Will update as they stay down and wear out longer. There’s enough of a light marble pattern to them there if you line them up different it might look odd and some of them have a darker/lighter line running through them. Good value for money at the the start purchasing through Amazon but they only send a pack of 10, if you order through Lowe’s it’s cheaper per square foot and they send a pack of 20. If you do the normal checkerboard pattern then order 1 extra pack, if you’re doing a diamond order two extra packs. I did the diamond and ended up needing to cut more odd pieces that wouldn’t fit anywhere else and needed literally 1 more colored tile to finish it. There is a very small gap in between the tiles no matter how you lay them which is probably fine if you’re just putting them straight on the floor but I wanted to be safe so I caulked into the spaces between. Took a long time but definitely worth it in the end. If you’re wanting a true red color then this is not it and you should order from somewhere else. This is because they are more of a brown with hints of red and it changes depending on light as seen in the pictures. After looking at it for a while you can see the red and it looks good either way but it’s not the truer red that I was expecting like the green and blue are. Highly recommend laying out all of the tiles first to see how you like it and then move them around before peeling off the backings.

I've had these for over a year now. They originally were great (easy to install, looked nice enough). After a while, it seems extremely difficult to keep the white tiles clean. They get a dirty-looking grime on them that is almost impossible to get clean. The only product I've found that works on getting them clean for a short period of time is the yellow stuff you get at the dollar store, but once you get them clean, they just get grimy again. I wish it were possible to get 2 colors without the white tiles (using the gray and red-colored tiles would be so much more practical than having to use the white).

I have purchased peel and stick tile before 4 times, 4 different brands. These by far are the easiest to work with and look like real stone. They actually seem thinner than other tiles which makes them so much easier to use, yet still great quality. Now, could you buy ceramic tiles for a lot less, yes. But in my case I had an old 70's asbestos kitchen floor that if I wanted any other type of flooring, I would have to remove, which is a huge pain, in order to not have the floor be too tall for doors. I just didn't have it in me to handle that, so I chose to cover it. I am so glad I did. Had the whole floor completed over 3 nights after work and I love it. Did the bronze and I am obsessed.

Completed this DIY in one day. It was a very easy process and really looks great! The tiles are durable but easy to cut, the pattern has great variation and the colors are exactly as advertised. I applied it directly to the subfloor and may need to add some extra glue in spots that weren’t smooth enough but overall good adhesion.

I was looking to add some peel and stick floor tiles for a small area at my front door as a nice touch contrasting from my wood floors. In terms of the tile pieces, they're decently thick and the color comes off more cooler toned than in the product photos. The adhesion is kinda a miss as some tiles stick as intended while there are other areas that are starting to lift even after a few weeks. Also there are some that leave a tiny gap between the tiles no matter how hard you try to install them close together. They are pretty easy to cut and install with a sharp blade. I also don't really like that they come in such a small quantity. Another review mentioned they're also available at Lowes at a bigger quantity, so I'd suggest ordering a box from Amazon as a test to see if you like the color and design, and order more from Lowes. The pattern is nice though.

Vinilo adhesivo hermoso. Quedó precioso en mi cocina.

The white is much cooler than expected but I still love them.

I purchased 4 boxes of this tile for a bathroom facelift as we did not want to do a gut and remodel right now. We prepped the floor and scrubbed it clean then dried it thoroughly. The tiles are very sticky, we did not add extra adhesive and after letting them cure for a whole day before having any steam or cleaner on them, they are holding up great so far after about 2 months. The beige is not exactly beige but not grey either, kind of in between, so keep that in mind. We did a diamond pattern instead of a checker board pattern and it elevates the space so much with a small budget. Would definitely recommend.

The colour was great. Nice mix of slight pattern/texture variation. Easy and strong hold application. Clean existing floor well and dry fully before applying. Easy to cut with sharp utility knife or heavy duty scissors (think kitchen scissors) *free suggestion. Use parchment paper to stencil/scribe around things you need to.

was really looking forward to using these peel and stick floor tiles, but unfortunately, the condition in which they arrived was disappointing. The packaging was noticeably damaged upon arrival, which immediately raised concerns about how well the contents were protected. One side of a tile was slightly torn and did not match flush with the others, which makes installation difficult if you're aiming for a seamless look. Also, some tiles appeared bent or slightly warped at the corners.