FloorPops FP2481 Kikko Peel Stick Floor Tiles, White & Off-White

Love these peel and stick tiles. We bought a 1950s house with the 2x2 tile on the floor and countertop. I revamped the bathroom when we first bought the house 3 years ago and painted the tiles. That didn’t last long and it was time to update it just to buy us some time before we pay someone to renovate. I considered painting again, but saw these tiles with the great reviews and gave them a chance. They’ve only been down two days, but I love the look. They’ve only were easy to cut and work with in finicky areas. I ended up using 4 full packs and about 3 out of the 5th pack, but I think it’s always a good idea to keep extra flooring on hand if replacements are needed down the road. Overall I would buy again. I considered filling the grout first and didn’t. I don’t think it will be an issue long term, but only time will tell. I would definitely buy these again and consider them for future projects. I included an after and before picture for reference. These tiles brightened the bathroom and made the space look bigger.

These are a great option if you want a makeover on a budget. You won’t find anything that does the job for any cheaper.Pros:-Super easy to install. I did my whole kitchen alone from start to finish in about 5 hours (including prep and cleanup)-Looks great overall-Durable- we’ve had 6 months of use in a high traffic area and they’ve held up greatCons:-The patterns don’t line up perfectly, but if you want them to be perfect you aren’t going to find it at this price point. It’s a busy enough pattern that it isn’t noticeable unless you’re looking for it.-Some of the tiles are a little less adhesive than others, we’ve replaced 3 or 4 that started to peel up from the edges. But they were still durable even with the peeling, never chipped even when being vacuumedOverall, I’m very happy with my purchase. It’s made a huge difference at a great price. Just be sure to buy an extra box or two for replacements or mistakes.

Overall, pleased with the results. As with the other reviews. The pattern doesn’t line up perfectly. But it still looks good. And the overall look is what we were hoping for. I purchased a tile edge strip from the local hardware store. It adds a more finished look. I also used some gorilla glue adhesive. The instructions indicated not to, But it wasn’t staying/sticking on the wall otherwise. Would definitely recommend for a DIY project.

I was so excited to get these, and as you can see from the second picture they're BEAUTIFUL in my space which is so much brighter now. Unfortunately, the patterns on the tiles are FAR from consistent so each tile had to be evaluated with its neighbor to ensure that the pattern was even remotely similar and didn't look too out of place together. That made the process difficult enough, but on top of that, the black "Floor Pops" logo on the back had bled onto the front of the tiles they were pressed against, turning my white tiles a bright pink in places.We tried cleaning the pink off but it refused to budge and was extremely stubborn, so instead of having 30 tiles (3 boxes of 10 tiles) to choose from while lining up the patterns, I had 13 tiles to choose from for the main floor. I did use most of the pink-stained tiles and simply made sure that the pink could either be cut off (around the toilet, for example) or hidden under the vanity.I'm extremely pleased with the result, but I'm hesitant to use them again for fear of having a similar experience with stained tiles. I'd been planning on using some more of these for my kitchen floor, but I'm seriously reconsidering it now. It's a pity that the company wasn't more conscientious of the effects of their paper backing.

If you are looking for a quickish and inexpensive remodel, this is great.If you are looking for professional perfection, you'll be disappointed. The designs do not line up perfectly and some boxes are slightly lighter shade than others.You will need some spray adhesive if you want a long term stick.Good on floors and walls!

I love peel and stick tile, backsplash, wallpaper etc. I chose to purchase Floor Pops since it’s such a popular brand and happened to try another brand (Nexus) at the same time for another room. I truly thought the Floor Pops brand would blow the other out of the water so I ignored other bad reviews to user error or a bad batch. I installed these last night and already entire edges are peeling but my most important concern is that these are VERY SLIPPERY. It’s like an ice skating rink in socks and barely any better while barefoot. Since I installed these in my guest bathroom this is an immediate dealbreaker for safety reasons.Other concerns - the patterns don’t line up on the tiles exactly. Pair this with the fact that walls and floors are rarely perfectly straight makes for really difficult alignment (may not be an issue with all patterns but very present with the geometric ones.) Also several of them had scuff marks and one was even VERY stuck to another before I got it out of the box because the paper folded over so it adhered to another. I was able to save it but couldn’t use an entire section of one of the tiles.The only pros - it looks great from far away and install is easy (aside from all of the above). The tiles are thin enough that you can trim with a box cutter or pair of scissors. But for me, this was just wasted money (3 boxes) I’m going to have to repurchase another brand and retile before a guest or a family member slips and falls.