Self Adhesive Floor Planks Tile Vinyl Flooring Peel and Stick Square Wood Effect Floor Tile for Kitchen Living Room Bathroom 30X30cm 10pcs

Easy to cut and lay good value

Easy to install

Inconsistent colours and finishes between packs of tiles... Didn't match the images on the listing, some lighter others much darker... It was like I got some beach effect, some dark oak and only one yellow wood. Some shiny others dull.

Used these for hallway easy to use and. cut to size.

Unfortunately several tiles developed small white marks. Have tried researching on the internet to find solutions, tried white vinegar and other solvents to no avail. Lifted one tile and replaced it. Used that tile as a trial and placed drops of water, bleach, white spirits and other cleaning fluids none affected the tiles. If it is as some people have suggested contamination from the glue because of package etc after receiving a new batch I immedtialy separated the tiles with waxed paper between each tile. Customer services when contacted were useless and finally palmed me off to a pay for an answer site, surely that is what the customer services are for , to investigate customer problems!

Follow the arrows and you can't go wrong. So easy to match and super sticky. All in all not bad for the price.

The media could not be loaded. I have always wanted to try out adhesive tiles that simulate wood in my kitchen floor as I am not that keen on the previous owner's choice of flooring. So I was grateful at the opportunity to test these self adhesive floor tiles.I tried them today and noted that the key is to do a simulation beforehand as the tiles are very sticky and you don't get much room to remove and try again. It did happen a few times that I needed to readjust the tiles and it was a huge struggle to pull it up and I was worried the adhesiveness would tear off or similar though thankfully so far, all ok.It is a learning curve as I only tested out 10 tiles in a small area to determine if I wanted to pursue and get more to cover the whole kitchen.There are the odd tiny gaps between some tiles but these can't be helped I think as it was hard to readjust the tiles. If I tried again I may need to lose that tile and have to use a new one and they cost £1.99 per tile which is expensive.If I was a professional that did this for a living, perhaps yes I would get the tiles perfectly matched with no gaps but my original kitchen flooring is not even so I would imagine that is why I can't get a really tight connection between tiles.I may get better as I continue as the first 10 were a tester. I have ordered 2 more packs to trial out. They are currently at £19.99 with a 5% discount though if you order more than 1 pack, Amazon automatically only deducts 5% from 1 packet ie £1 so if you want a 5% from each packet, you will have to order the packets individually. I am unsure if it is an Amazon glitch or the seller's intention though this is something I have encountered before with other tile companies re their discount percentage.You would imagine if you bought 10 packs at £19.99 per pack that the 5% discount would be £9.99 but it will show as just £1 unless you order them individually.I will update more later re the efficacy of water and cleaning tiles and how long lasting they are, which only time will tell and walking on them, cleaning, spillages etc.For the moment, I like them as they look good and have a strong feel and look and the adhesive is very strong. I have not yet had the opportunity to see what other tiles cost or look like but these do look good.For now I do recommend them 🤗🌻

Although these vinyl floor tiles are stated to be 30 x 30 cm, they are actually a little larger in size. They are exactly 1 ft x 1 ft square (12 inches x 12 inches), which is the old standard imperial measurement. This works out at exactly 30.5 x 30.5 cm, using metric measurement. This extra, slightly larger, dimension can matter in some circumstances, such as replacing a metric size floor, where you may have to cut them to size. They cut easily with strong scissors or a craft knife. At only 1 mm thick, they are just about the thinnest vinyl tiles presently supplied by manufacturers. In the past, vinyl tiles were much thicker. Over time, vinyl tiles do wear, and with this degree of thinness, eventually they will wear through, leaving holes.Testing the adhesive on the back, which is exposed by peeling off a protective film, I found it to be only slightly tacky, and not at all as sticky as I anticipated. The glue coating is only laid down in lines, a series of narrow parallel strips, with no glue in the spaces between. No doubt, this saves on glue and reduces costs, but it is not ideal, since when laid, the tiles will only be stuck 1/3 rd of their total area. Other vinyl tiles I have used have the glue coated across 100% of the total surface, and adhere much more strongly, as well as having much stickier glue. So, I regard the glue on these NUFLR tiles as a semi-fail and not impressive.The tiles have a white-grey colour with a hint of blue. They have darker streaks, which are an attempt to resemble marbling, but not very successfully. I found the colour disappointing, rather bland and amorphous. Could do better. They clean well and look durable. They are nice to walk on with bare feet. Overall, I would rate these tiles as average in quality. The price, however, is not cheap and even slightly expensive compared to other manufacturers.