CO-Z Peel and Stick Floor Tile, Self Adhesive Vinyl Flooring 36x6 Inch, Waterproof Vinyl Tiles Removable Stickers Tile for Living Room Bedroom Dining Room, 16-Pack 24 Sq. Feet, Brown Oak

Super easy! Looks so real! REALLY love the end result! will be getting more for downstairs floors!

I ordered this flooring hoping for a good experience because it was the best price option for the color we were wanting. Even though they weren't Amazon prime without free returns, the company has been good to work with. I ordered 2 boxes for my bathroom. I laid it on ceramic tile after using a leveling compound to ensure the grid lines where the grout is wouldn't end up showing through after walking on them. It turned out great and has stuck great. It really looks high end. The gray color is nice and neutral. Not too warm or too cool. Looks good with white. Then, we decided to redo our kitchen floor and back door entryway. The problem here was that I ordered 5 boxes and only received 4. After some back and forth with the company, they agreed to ship another box to me for free; however, since they would arrive too late, I asked for a refund on that box, which they gave me. I'm under a time crunch because I'm just fixing my house so I can sell it. The floor was laid on linoleum and turned out really nice. It's really easy to cut with tin snips and can be picked up and replaced with relative ease (if you can access one edge). I did move my refrigerator across them to get behind it, and that caused a few tiles to move around and gap. That may have been a problem because I did not allow them to set.. I didn't have time to allow them to set, but it's understandable that they might shift a bit in the first hour after you lay them (it was probably only 15 minutes). I did use a roller to apply pressure to them after laying to try to secure the hold. Some pieces that came up due to an uneven floor or from the fridge, I just peeled up slightly and put liquid nails underneath and then held it down with a paint can, just to make sure they could stay down. They have arrows on the back of them, which really do make a difference. If you switch around the direction of the planks, you will be able to tell. I can't really identify what is different about them, but it seems like they reflect light differently from each angle, so some might appear lighter or flatter than another one next to it.. It doesn't look good, but I made some mistakes and left them that way because I figured a few pieces that look off would be OK, as it just adds a slight bit of variation. I filled in gaps that were created due to uneven floor/not square cabinets and walls with gray caulk, and that seemed to work well.

I had ugly white tile and needed something while we’re living in this apartment. I did two bathrooms and got 4 boxes. This was the perfect amount.2 of the boxes had just the right amount of glue on the bottoms of the planks. But the other two were extremely sticky and had globs of extra glue, resulting in glue squeezing up between the planks once I set them down. I had to go back and use glue-gone on the floor in those places.I did this all myself (25 year old woman) and each bathroom took me maybe 3-4 hours. It was a day project for each bathroom. I took at it with scissors and a pocketknife and was able to make it look near perfect.It has been one year since placing these planks down and none have come up and they are sticking well. Sometimes I still need to use glue-gone (yes, a year later) between planks because I swear it collects dirt/dust. There is a spot in one of the bathrooms I keep a small chair (as pictured) and I’ve noticed there are indents in the flooring now where I sit in that chair after all this time. It’s unnoticeable because it’s in a corner in a bathroom. However, I would be very mad if this were my dining room, per se. Regular standing/walking has done no damage, but those chair legs have.We will see how these pull up when we move in one more year, but I bet with some heat and some glue gone it will be fine. Great value for money and I love how my bathrooms look A MILLION TIMES MORE

The peel and stick worked very well and the color was perfect for my bathroom. I did use an adhesive just for extra sticking power! I love it!

I used these to cover up some really old peel and stick laminate flooring in our guest room. Our house was built in the 70's, and the existing floor tiles were peeling up. I used some VCT adhesive to re-stick any loose pieces, and then laid these right on top. I applied some VCT adhesive to the ends and corners of these as well, and they have not budged. They were super easy to install, and relatively quick considering I did it by myself. I finished our guest bedroom in about 3 hours. The hardest part was the clean-up. The VCT adhesive is extremely sticky, but I felt it necessary. I was able to move the tiles around a bit and easily peel them up after I'd stuck them down, and the extra adhesive has kept them completely in place. I did have to remove some excess adhesive with some rubbing alcohol afterwards, but overall, these were super easy to do, a great price, and they have really helped to modernize that old bedroom.

We had to purchase a separate vinyl adhesive to secure the flooring down because half the planks in the first shipment were missing the paper back so the adhesive was dry when we opened the box. We bought 3 extra boxes due to the faulty planks in the first shipment. In one box there were 11 planks missing the paperback. Thankfully we finished the project so we initiated the process to return two unopened boxes. Shortly after our refund was approved the seller messaged me to let me know that I would potentially be responsible for the shipping fee due to the product policy.If you purchase this product buy one box at a time and check all the planks beforehand. If the adhesive sucks I would return the product immediately, get your money back, and purchase something else.