Vinyl Peel and Stick Floor Tile, Self-Adhesive Wood Plank, 60-Pack (90 Square Feet) - 6 Inch Width, 36 Inch Length, 1.2mm - White Oak - Easy DIY Nexus Planks for Any Room by Achim Home Decor

I used this flooring for my new coop, easy to install.

On time great seller great item. A+++

Almost 5⭐️ Used them to cover the back (wall) of our wet bar which eyesored me a while. I was looking for what I needed for a couple of weeks. Many items had unfit size and/or packaging requiring to buy additional box when I need only one plank out of it. Then I found theese planks. Exactly what I'd like. Wood looking for very good price but lightweight and peel&stick. I had concerns that vinyl surface will be too glossy but it's not that much. For adding stickiness I used special spray for peel and stick wallpapers. And prepared the surface by cleaning with soapy water and rubber alcohol after. And it worked almost perfectly. Easy to cut by regular cutter either crosswise or lengthwise. Only 2 corners about 1in length (out of 10 planks) did not stick properly and I was forced to pin them using sewing pins for a night. I'd not be sad much if I lose those $20 for 1box but happy to get the result. P.S. I don't think I'd buy it for flooring since I don't trust peel&stick things over time. But for small projects, it's perfect.

I ordered white oak and the flooring sent is gray. The seller made it impossible to return so I had to keep it. This is not my first install of this type of flooring....I installed it and the adhesive got everywhere and left sticky stains. Worst of all...didn't stay adhered once installed. Total waste of money!

I needed a temporary and affordable solution for my bathroom mirror. I rent, but wanted to add some sort of trim to a naked sheet of mirror that had a bit of damage at the edges. These planks were easy to cut to size with a pair of scissors. I purchased mounting tape to help the pieces adhere to the mirror without lifting. It's been a few weeks now and they're holding up nicely. They're more fragile than I expected however, so be sure you know what you want to do before you stick them anywhere, or else you'll break them into pieces trying to readjust. Considering how easily they break, I'm not sure I would purchase these for their intended purpose of flooring, but they look great on my mirrors.

I ordered this flooring to put down in my live-in camper. I needed something that looked nice and was not very thick so it didn’t interfere with the slide out being brought back in. This flooring checked those boxes. It’s inexpensive, looks nice, and the slide works just as it should. I reordered this flooring three additional times, obviously I don’t hate it. It’s easy to cut with scissors to fit odd spaces. If your floor isn’t perfectly flat or level it is very flexible and will bend with any unevenness (which also means it will not level out any flaws).However, there are some things you should be aware of when purchasing. Whatever adhesive they put on the back of these things couldn’t keep a kids craft project together, yet will leave your hands sticky for days if you touch it. Wear disposable gloves and avoid touching the backing. You will need additional, strong adhesive if you ever plan to walk on the floor and have it not come up. I used CLEAR gorilla construction adhesive. Any adhesive you use will likely leak out on the edges and will be seen. If you use a colored glue like I did at first you will be able to see it and it will look like trash. I smeared the adhesive on the whole area where each piece went and pressed it down and six months later they are holding up well.They do not claim to be, but these are not waterproof by any means. If you come in with wet boots and it leaks down between the floor pieces, they will start peeling up on the edges. Do your best to keep the floor DRY, but if it does get wet and start to peel, as long as the subfloor isn’t damaged you can re-glue it once it dries.All in all, I like how this floor looks and it was inexpensive, but after all the additional adhesive I had to buy, not as inexpensive as I originally thought. If you’re looking for something inexpensive and don’t mind a sticky project, this isn’t a bad product. However, I would NOT recommend this for a high traffic area, especially not one where there is commonly water like a mudroom or entryway.

Imagine this. I’m a 24 year old single mom with no skills whatsoever. I watched a few TikTok’s and YouTube videos one night and said “I can do that”. I don’t know why I felt inclined to redo my apartments flooring but if there’s a will there’s a way! I cleaned my floors very well and mopped and left it to completely dry. The boxes came in great condition and I let them sit for two days to get to room temperature so the boards could swell. I started from the middle of the room and worked my way out. Very easy to cut and snap to fit the edges. Easy to apply as well. They have been down for about a week now and no lifting. I don’t see them leaving damage either because I easily lifted and moved pieces while applying. It completely transformed my kitchen for $98. No joke. Look at the before and after. Before was giving 70’s fun house and now it looks expensive. It took maybe two hours and one glass of wine by myself. I can’t recommend enough.

Once I got everything down it looks great I will say the back is not very sticky so I would suggest buying a spray adhesive before laying down tile give it a little spray on the back just to add that extra stick but other than that they came out looking beautiful!!!