MORCART 8" x 8" Peel and Stick Floor Tile, 20 PCS Self-Adhesive DIY Vinyl Flooring for Renters, Removable and Waterproof Tile Sticker for Bathroom, Kitchen, Staircase (Black Green)

Just placed these on and it came out pretty decent for my first time ever doing anything like this. Stickers are easy to cut and place. I vacuumed and wiped down twice before placing them. Hopefully they stay stuck lol. I’ll update if anything changes.

This is the first time using peel and stick tiles. I was pleasantly surprised. They were easy to use, easy to cut. I had to pull a few up to reposition, which I did very carefully, no problem, they stuck back good. They are thin, but that doesn't take away from the quality. We used a box cutter to cut, but also scissors to get the exact fit around the commode. They are bright and great color on each tile. They came in a small package, and all in good condition. It really brightened up my small half bath! I love the new look!

Great so far.. just need to buy more now that I know I like it! And it’s delivery tomorrow so double win! Easy to apply and line up, it feels thick, not flimsy at all. And great Esthetic! My expection isn’t high or low- just would like it to last a year or two before we remodel the half bath.

Light weight alternative to heavy tile! High quality and excellent adhesive. Good value for money in a small bathroom. Very very dark green, looks like black in some lighting.Since I live in a mobile home, the floor is not equipped to handle heavy tile on walls or floors. Easy to install— but know how to find the starting point for your space in order to make it easy. Measure twice, cut once.Downside— because it is so thick and well made it can be vary hard to accurately cut and around curves like a toilet.Not a permanent flooring solution, so it’s great for renters or dorms

I live in NYC where bathrooms are small and gross. We installed these this weekend and I feel like I have a new bathroom I can be proud of. The tiles were easy to put on and easy to cut when you needed to. If we put it on crooked we were able to pull it off and do it again without ruining the tile or the floor. They are a slightly different size than the tiles underneath, in certain light you can tell, but you'd really have to be looking for it. I"m really happy with the quality. We did purchase a new sink and mirror to update the look as well but overall it was an inexpensive, no demo, renter safe reno. You want an upgrade but can't afford a full reno or live in an apartment these are a great option. Its made a huge difference.

So we have an old farm house that had a totally tragic , kitchen makeover in n the 80s. I’m talking cream bathroom tiles with crappy decals of fruit. Plus crumbling filthy looking grout. Yeah. It was magical. We aren’t going to do a remodel til winter when we can’t do tons of outdoor projects, so this was a quick fix. We slapped some epoxy paint on the counter tops and used these bad boys on the back splash. They stick well, are easy to cut, and covered the fruit bowl abominations beautifully. We can now tolerate the kitchen until winter demo. Get them. It’s a quick fix, the thickness was what I expected, the print is nice and I’m sure they would work just fine on a floor if you didn’t need them for a wall.

I would choose these again and again. They hold perfectly easy to install. And if you mess up they come up and all have enough adhesive, that it'll stick again. I wish they had more options. Other than that, it's a 10 out of 10

These "tiles" are extremely thin. They do tell you they are only .8mm but the main description says "FLOORING". I don't see how these would last even a year with any kind of traffic. Maybe OK for a wall, but not a floor.