FloorPops Luminary adhesive Peel & Stick Vinyl Floor Tiles

Okay, I waited as long as possible to review these floor tiles because I wanted to speak to longevity most importantly. It’s been about 8-9 months now and I am so pleased that the flooring hasn’t lifted, scuffed, gotten water underneath, or turned into a huge or expensive mess. Our original flooring had come with the house and it was laminate and not the prettiest. I wanted to upgrade our small bathroom on a budget and this product has far surpassed high expectations. My dad was a tile man for over 40 years before he passed and was an absolute perfectionist with his work, so I needed a quick and easy option that still caught the eye, didn’t LOOK cheap, and something I could still be proud of at the end of the day. I will say I questioned the pattern, how to lay them, and whether they were going to withstand the test of time and the reviews had me questioning all of these things. I decided to roll the dice and I am SO happy I did. These tiles literally transformed this bathroom. Yes, a lot of my other updates contributed to the overall appearance but the flooring is what really makes it stand out in my opinion. I didn’t use the primer against my better judgement but it turned out that a little construction adhesive (mostly just on the corners where I thought they would start to lift did the trick) and stuck it straight to our subfloor after ensuring I had evened it out with a scraper in just a few spots. Cutting the tiles was easy using a box cutter and on more intricate corners I occasionally used scissors. Another reviewer had stated that around the toilet was the tricky part but I used a paper stencil I made myself and only had to scrap one tile on my error but after I got the correct cuts and fit, I just made sure to caulk well around the toilet and used a few workout weights and other heavy items to make sure these would last. The durability has been what’s impressed me most as well as the low cost! I actually bought an extra one or two packages that I never ended up using because I found it so easy to lay. As other reviews had stated, the pattern alignment didn’t always match up and took another persons point of view and decided to not be too picky about this and go with the whimsy of it being ever so slightly “mismatched” but I’m telling you, I’m type A and don’t notice this one bit. My toddler has splashed countless cups of water onto the floor during baths and nothing has warped or gotten underneath that I can tell as of yet. I like the texture and thickness considering theres no other cushion for these tiles other than the tiles themselves but these feel so nice to walk on and am very pleased with the pattern as well. I am wholeheartedly NOT a pattern person but these FloorPops changed my mind about that. It’s also easy to clean, although I’m mindful about how and what I use to clean them. The only negative I can really think of but knew about before purchasing was that they’re a lot whiter and brighter than what is shown in the seller’s photos. This nearly made me not purchase because of how off white everything else in our little bathroom is and I have dark brown hair which I knew would drive me crazy having to see all the time but it doesn’t bother me as much as I thought it would and still rate these five stars! In fact, it makes me spot clean a little more, ensuring the bathroom always has a clean and crisp look. I hope the company comes out with more designs in the future so I can continue to use them in other bathrooms and simple upgrades because you truly can’t beat the price, style, and ease of installation with this product! Best of all, I’m sure my tile man dad isn’t rolling over in his grave and would be thoroughly impressed with how this installation turned out if he were here to see it! Thank you for the awesome product!

I am so pleased with these tiles. Install was relatively easy. As you can see, I have an older apartment so I had the challenge of navigating around an old radiator, uneven flooring, and a host of other old house problems. However, cutting the tiles to fit was very easy with a box cutter. They are very bright, but to me that elevated the look of my space. These are high quality and stick well to the floor. I had to lift one to reposition it, and it still stuck back down when I laid it again. They are easy to clean as well. I used opencil to mark where I needed to cut, and it erased without leaving any residue, and looked beautiful after a wipe down with a Clorox wipe. I chose to seal the edges around the tub and tile with caulking tape (which also hid some of the imperfections due to the old age of the floor underneath). Couldn’t be happier with this purchase! If you’re looking for an easy way to upgrade your space, these tiles are an amazing, affordable solution.

I decided to hire a handyman to install these because I feel like he would do it right the first time. Install seems pretty straightforward. He was only able to get halfway through today but I’m already so excited and can tell this is going to make a huge difference in my bathroom! I ended up buying three boxes. I think that should be enough. The tiles are thick, but not too thick, which is great because I was concerned that I wouldn’t be able to lay a rug if I laid this extra layer of tiles on top of already existed. There are about medium thickness and have a little bit of bend. My handyman used a good quality paper cutter for this endeavor and I can see why he does this because the grid makes measuring a breeze compared to scouring or cutting the back. I can already tell they’re going to look very good. Lining them up and making them plum with the walls while at the same time keeping them looking square is important. I think I may end up having to lay just a tiny bit of grout as they are going to be some little cracks in between tiles that might be noticeable. You can see that in the picture. They seem to stick very well and I think that because of the pattern they shouldn’t be too tough to line up.

Lots of user error here! Read the instructions before starting your project, don’t be like us. They look great and are thick but they don’t stick super well. We put them on top of tile and I’d guess they’d stick better to a rougher surface.

I opted for these over an actual grouted tile for ease of installation, price and timeline for my kitchen remodel last June. The tiles have been installed for 6 months now and are just as good as new with heavy use in the kitchen. We have 3 kids, a large dog, and cook all the time. I am really impressed at how well the tiles are doing. They are very easy to clean but do show a good amount of dirt. I purchased the black tiles a few months ago for a mud room remodel because I was so impressed with the ones in the kitchen. My biggest piece of advice is to make sure the tiles have something to adhere to. They will not adhere to plywood. I tried some different options for sealing the plywood with no success in the mudroom. Ultimately I went to Home Depot and purchased vinyl tile tape for flooring installation to get them to work on the plywood. A combo of the tape and some liquid nails did the trick. The flooring in the kitchen was adhered to a preexisting tile and stuck really well after a good cleaning. When installing take your time, measure ahead of time to get your lines straight, make sure the tiles fit snugly together, and take time to get your cuts right. If you do all these things to make sure it adheres and installs correctly you will have a nice looking new floor for very little money.

Beautiful but will begin to yellow after a year, at the least in my home they have. To take them off is awful, so do not put them on wooden surfaces or those that scratch easy. You have to use a scrapper because they will crack as you’re removing them. The pattern alignment is pretty, there’s a white frame around it which I thought may be there to mimic the grout that’s between actual tile but I really didn’t like it at first. I felt it looked cheap but after some time it didn’t stand out or bother me. Pay attention the pattern of the circles, I screwed up big time haha. Stickiness, 100/10. With that said, public service announcement, do not waste your money of goo gunk etc. remover when or if you remove them, just use coconut oil. Don’t believe if you must, but you will be wasting your money and time. Just give it a try :) it’s almost nauseatingly comical how fast it comes off.

First of all, I love the texture of this tile. It has a matte finish and seems like much higher quality than the price would indicate. It was relatively easy to put down. At first, I spent so much time trying to match up the circle patterns. I finally just said screw it and just randomly put them down. I don’t even pay attention to it. The circles all look great. Each tile was actually more rigid than I expected. I am just familiar with the old school peel and stick tiles that were floppy and crappy. I put these tiles down in my kitchen and dining area. I really wanted to use a luxury vinyl plank but that was out of my budget. I also loved the pattern and you can’t find that with LVP. I have to say, I saved hundreds of dollars on this project and I am ecstatic. My kitchen and dining area were drab and too traditional for me. With a bit of paint, wallpaper, and these tiles, the place is now so much brighter and happier. P.S.: I laid this over really old sheet vinyl which was torn and had exposed subfloor. I used a fast drying floor patch then I used a primer. I wanted to be sure these would be even and would stay stuck. If they come up, I will come back and edit my review. This is just Day2.

These are so cute!! And SO easy to install! With a box cutter it’s super simple. I swept, mopped, then wiped each spot with rubbing alcohol to dry out the floor before I stuck these on. I love them. I put caulk tape around the edges and it really elevates them.