Mohawk Home24" x 24" Indoor/Outdoor 0.25" Pile Height, Peel and Stick Carpet Tile, Blue Polyester, (15 Tiles) (60 sqft/Box)

I loved these carpet tiles. They were so easy to work with, and they look and feel wonderful. Thank you for quality work.

They are installed and so far I’m happy with them. They have put out a surprising amount of fluff into my vacuum, considering they are so thin. Hopefully that’s not a bad sign. My only complaint is that it is a huge color variation, even within the same box. I expected this based on other reviews, so we were mindful to mix them up. I would have preferred a more uniform look.

Product shipped used, incomplete count (12 of 15) as described. Only (2 of 12) received had the removable backing on them.Replacement product shipped new and correct count.Pro: Quick easy installCon: Pattern per tile is not even and does not line 100% correctly. Recommend using in areas not concerned with patterns matching up properly.

Used this for a remodel on an old building. Layed down super easy and has held up well.

Nice stuff

Relaced existing in a heavily used bonus room with full kitchen. Very durable, pattern is great. Easy to install.

Perfect large format carpet sections for my hunting camp.Adhesive quality unknown. I made sure to clean the vinyl floors well prior to install.

With our installation so recent, I cannot comment on durability just yet. The positives of this product are that it can be installed by almost anyone, and it is relatively easy to cut around obstacles. The backing extends past the material, making it easy to grasp and remove. I saw no evidence of any tendency to fray. Our floor was challenging for the adhesive, some areas were freshly leveled by grinding, but renting a carpet roller helped improve that. Where the floor was more polished or had previously been painted, the tiles stuck well. Having the carpet delivered on site and in boxes manageable by women was a big help. The main reason we decided to go with carpet over vinyl planks was a serious acoustical issue in what was to become a large, church classroom. The carpet did, indeed, make a noticeable improvement.Out of 270 tiles, we had a reasonable 5 that were noticeably defective. Even these we managed to use by putting them where we could cut the defect away because it section fell "under" a column, for example.The disappointing points are that the order of 18 boxes came in FIVE separate deliveries over as many different days (by two different carriers, at least.) It was clear that they came from different locations, one shipment had clearly been stored in a damp area (boxes soft, showed much wear and tear, and smelled, but the tiles were fine.) Obviously we were sent carpet from several different dye lots and it shows. Why did we not return all of it? After sticking down the first, single box shipped to me (the paler strip,) on the heels of a 7 month long remodeling project, I didn't have the heart to pull it up and start shopping all over again. We decided we'd live with the variable shades of blue. It isn't unbearable, just disappointing.In the damp shipment, the first opened box was the wrong color altogether. That was a bad moment, thinking the rest of them would be the same (but were not.) Except for having to leave the work to go do it, the return was super easy. But, the carpet had increased in price in the week since making the original order.While prices, pattern choices, 'out of stock' and unreturned phone calls (locally) made shopping for carpet a terrible experience, I still do no believe I would order these tiles again. You just don't know what's going to show up at your worksite.*Our tiles were the Ocean Blue (generally a very nice color) installed with the 1/4-turn pattern.