Noleby Peel and Stick Floor Tiles, Black Brushstroke Pattern Removable Vinyl Flooring, Self Adhesive Floor Tiles for Kitchen Bathroom Entryway

Used this product to go over bathroom floor laminate. I am curious to see how long it will last but it went down smooth and easy and has strong grip. For the price, it's a no brainer. Also, this pattern is so perfect!!!!

I saw an Instagram influencer do this to their bathroom. I love this pattern and wasn’t a fan of switching it different directions. I love how it turned out. We had 2 different tiles running through out bathroom. We just finished gutting and remodeling another bathroom and I’m not ready to tackle another demo! This was a quick way to tide me over until we get there! It took me a total of 4 hours, I did all the whole tiles first then did the special cuts last. I sealed everything with some silicone caulking which helped with the minor imperfections. It was SUPER sticky. So don’t peel the back until you’re 100% ready to place it down. I used a utility knife and a paper cutter to get the straight lines. Very happy with it! It cost me $24 to do the whole bathroom. That’s a win win in my book!

I wanted wallpaper like this but it was too pricey. We were redoing a basement bathroom so, I decided to get this and put it on the walls. The adhesive was great. I added some liquid nail to ensure it would stay put since it was being applied to the walls. The tile was easy to cut and matching was not super important as the pattern blends well. Great purchase!

They look great, they are durable for a bargain tile for sure. The adhesive tho, ugh it is HORRIBLE. A single season in a Michigan foyer and it's curling at the corners. Still, you get what you pay for and these are worth buying some spray adhesive to offset this double-sided-tape-esque stuff they put on there.

I will put these under my kitchen sink, in the master bath vanity ink, and in the cabinet that holds two kitchen waste cans. The other things I have there move around. They will look better too.

I bought these after seeing a few videos of people doing bathroom make overs on a budget. Recently bought a house and the bathroom had ugly brown vinyl tiles. These made such a big difference and seem to be holding up well 1 week after install. I specifically went with this design because you don't have to match up the edges. I really recommend following the direction to start from the middle of the room because rooms are not as square as they appear... I did pick a few tiles up after placing them when I realized I needed to start over. Those seem to be adhering well. I didn't buy a tile weight, I just sat on the tiles I finished as I worked on other areas and it did the trick. I recommend using scissors for any cuts that aren't straight lines (using a box cutter to score, then bend to snap through, then slice the vinyl worked well for the straight lines). Getting a good fit around the toilet was the hardest part. I also recommend buying 1 pack more than you think you need just in case of mistakes, especially if you are a little OCD. The bathroom took me ~6 hours because of all the trimming.

I’ve had these for a couple years and they still don’t want to lay down and stay down. I honestly wish I had never bought them. Big regret and I just hope soon enough I’ll be able to afford to replace them. Huge disappointment.

1) looks beautiful!!! Amazing! So expensive and stylish! BUT It peel off from my wall :( (Matt painted, cleaned from oil and dust + cleaned with alcohol ) and I am tired to press it back. I don’t know what to do. Probably will buy double-sided tape