Style Selections Obsidian 4-mil x 7-3/4-in W Groutable Peel and Stick Stone look Luxury Vinyl Tile Flooring ( 0.3699-sq ft Piece )

Heat Gun - All Good!

TLDR; Super pleased with this cost effective way to transform a bathroom especially over existing dated linoleum to bring it into this century. Use heat gun! Did my research by reading other review of success, following their recommendations & turned out great! None of mine came warped/cupped, so that helped. Gave the existing linoleum floor a good wash (used Simple Green), let it dry, then dry-laid it over my existing dated linoleum floor first to get the sense of alignment/layout I wanted. Us...

LOVE w/ lil extra help

These tiles looks great if install correct. Here is the trick tousing this product. You MUST use extra glue like Loctite, Liquid nails, or vinyl adhesive for these to stick. The sticky glue thats already there is not enough to hold them in place. They will not stay with just a peel and stick installation. So if you do not want to use extra glue don't use this product. For those who dont mind using the extra glue this is what works. I used Loctite tubes in a caulk gun which is very easy to d...

Great if you take your time

These tiles are beautiful however the install was much harder than we inticipated. We had good ceramic tile in our bathroom on the floor and walls but we have redone our whole home and they did not go with anything else we have done to our home. Our home is on a slab and we did not want to demo the old tile out, these can be laid over the existing tile so it seemed like the perfect solution for the time being. We laid these hexagon tiles in our shower and the bathroom walls, I read several succe...

Stuck well with recommended adhesive, and heat gun

This is my first peel and stick experience, i was a bit nervous with using a hexagon tiles and the reviews saying the tiles slid and wouldn’t stick but I had no issues with that. I even tried to remove some that werent placed exactly right but once I applied pressure on the tile it was too difficult to remove so I just left it. I followed the directions and placed it over a vinyl floor. Cleaned the floor well and used the recommended Tec roll on vinyl tile adhesive. While that sat for 20-30 min...

Five Stars

I had been searching for a good looking vinyl tile for the bathroom in my cabin. Somehow I stumbled upon this and am glad I did. I went with vinyl because I knew it would be easier to install than tile. I read all the reviews (good and bad) and bought primer and loctite in preparation for what I assumed would be a difficult install. I read that some reviewers had success taking the tiles out of the box and letting them acclimate to the environment, so I did that. I actually let them acclimate f...

looks great

I really like the look of this tile. I did grout it. I did a different groutable vinyl tile a few years ago and its holding up well in our mud room. I used tile spacers and recommend buying enough to keep in place the whole time. This tile is a slimy sticky so it moves around once placed. I removed the spacers after a few rows to reuse them and found that the first rows had moved. I was able to go back and re-position them but with out enough spacers they kept moving. So my spaces are perfect...

Great product, looks and functions well

I installed this over ceramic tile that was not flat and required grout lines to be filled. I would highly recommend a LVT primer if you are installing this over ceramic tile. I laid the first 25 or so pieces without priming floors as it isn't technically required, I ended up pulling the majority of those up after initially laying them to add liquid nails. This leads to my next point, go ahead and have a tube or two of liquid nails handy for any tiles that don't seem to lay down. I used a self l...

Do the research & put in the time to do right

We did these in our bathroom. Watched several videos and researched a lot of product options for installation. Our situation was applying the vinyl tiles on top of an existing laminate floor. We used TEC stick and stay, tile spacers, grout sponge, 5 gal buckets, heat gun, vinyl tiles, and vinyl tile grout. The stick and stay gets the tiles to stay very well, but be prepared to wait for 24-48 hours for full cure. If need to do quickly, use a heat gun to get adhesive already on tile to stick bette...

Does not stick-save your time

I was super excited to put this floor down, it’s beautiful (for vinyl). We needed a temporary’ish flooring to hold us over 1 -2 years until we are ready to remodel and reconfigure the kids bath. So, no real tile for now. I removed molding & caulking. Vacuumed twice, cleaned with TSP, and once dry a nice coat of vinyl floor primer as recommended by Lowe’s flooring pro and installation instructions. Waited several hours and then spent the better part of 2 days putting this down, while juggling kid...

Exceeded Expectations

I was really skeptical of these tiles at first and the guy at the store even tried to convince me not to buy them! I went with it anyways, thinking it's not much of an investment if it goes wrong. These are amazing though! I installed them myself with no experience whatsoever and they look exactly how I wanted them to! I was advised to use a gorilla glue in addition to the adhesive on the back, DONT DO THIS! It makes the tiles super slippery on the back so they move while you're trying to lay th...