WallPops FP2475 Gothic Peel & Stick Floor Tiles, Blacks, Set of 10 Piece, 12 x 12 inches

Love this stuff. The pattern didn’t match exactly on all the tiles, but unless you were looking really closely you wouldn’t notice. Really easy to lay. Looks great. Good price. Loved them so much I’ve just ordered more for my bathroom floor. Nice big sizes. Stickiness is great. Nice and thick. Functionality is perfect.

Lovely pattern, good thick quality and stick down well.Disappointed with courier, as package was damaged and pack was poking out of packaging. Luckily no damage to tiles.

Fantastic price. Vivid print on the tiles though they don't exactly match up precisely, if you have OCD leave them. Best thing is they can be trimmed with scissors so no Stanley blade or precision cutter needed. Unfortunately they weren't sticky enough to adhere to my existing ceramic tiles. That's with prepping with sugar soap too. Used a spray adhesive so I could ensure no movement. On the whole delighted with these tiles and effective makeover for a very small price. Lost a star for not sticking and the extra cost of adhesive

Easy to lay if you make a template for the difficult areas to cut. I bought can carpet adhesive after reading review recommendations. Couldn't face having to relay them. Beautiful pattern but it wasn't possible to match everywhere.Still looks great, not quite finished. Good idea to start in middle & let those dry properly so they don't move when youre laying outer edges. You can cut these with good kitchen scissors. A cheap alternative no mess way to brighten up my plain bathroom floor.

Used these to tile over ceramic tiles. I've used similar adhesive tiles in the past, but these seem to lift very slightly on some corners and edges, even though the original floor is flat! I will have to go around and lift some edges slightly and apply silicon to stick them permanently. They look great, quality good, but just not "sticky" enough.

Fabulous! What a difference. Brightens up my room

I'll just start by saying I'm a seasons DIYer. I have designed and fitted my kitchen, renovated my house and built a garden office.I bought these to cover an existing laminate floor in my bathroom. I cleaned the existing floor with rubbing alcohol to make sure it was as clean as possible. I read the instructions carefully and started laying the tiles. I was very careful to get everything laid as accurately as possible. Things were going well. I cut them with a scalpel to go around the toilet, sink, pipes, architraving. It was initially looking decent and the overall effect looks good as you can see. BUT. Shortly after finishing (it took about 5 hours to complete) edges started bending up. I made sure to apply pressure on all edges but they just start popping up (Maybe why they have the word 'pop' in the name???) The instructions explicitly says do not use other adhesive but I which I had ignored this and use contact adhesive. I've already peeled up a few of the worst offenders and used heavy duty contact spray and they aren't peeling. So now I need to remove the others and spray them and stick them down again. I'm not looking forward to this.Currently the tiles are in a state of flux where most of the edges are warping up and now corners are bing chipped where they get caught by shoes and socks. It's really depressing actually as these just don't seem fit for purpose. I wish I'd got a local company into quote for properly laying some vinyl. It would have been much more expensive but looking back I wish I'd just dropped the money on that than messing about with these.Thankfully I found these on Amazon compared to a website I was so close to paying £25 a pack but even at this price I can't advise using them. I can't see a situation where they would ever stay stuck down.

Brought for porch stuck tiles over ceramic ones stuck down no problem hard wareing easy matching up