FloorPops Emilia Peel & Stick Floor Tiles

I really liked this vinyl flooring — it looks great and is easy to clean. The overall quality is good for the price, but I think the adhesive could be a bit stronger. Still, the final result looks amazing and completely transformed the space.

High quality floor tile and easy to handle!

My daughter asked if I could get this for her new updated bathroom floor. She was very thankful.

I love these tiles! I used them for our master bathroom and after some tweaks they went on FABULOUSLY!!!! This is my 4th floor using floor pops and I have some tips to share. This newer design is a different material than my previous purchases but I think that it's just as good. These also come with arrows pointing in a direction on the back DON'T PAY ATTENTION to those or NOTHING will line up! The design is pretty consistent, so if you rotate and rotate you will find the way that both sides line up perfectly. That being said, let the tiles acclimate for the whatever days they say and when you are ready to install take out your HAIRDRYER! Yes, your hairdryer! I heated up each tile before sticking them down (until they were quite hot and kind of floppy) and they WILL STICK!!!! Immediately put weight on them until they cool....I would kneel on them while getting the next tile ready..... This is the first time that NONE of my tiles lifted. I read this trick on other sites but didn't pay attention before.....My other floors have extra adhesive and still lift in some places....you live and learn. Do the heat with the hairdryer and the adhesive works as it should.

instalation was a breeze. like others have said, patterned doesn't fully line up, even going the recommended direction printed on the backing. each piece I'd flip until it looked decent. installing and cutting were easy, score it and fold to break, even odd corners and around toilet flange. color is good, white will be hard to keep clean tho! see photo, yes I'm im the middle of redoing my bathroom (dusty, messy, hairy) that's after 1 day!

These floors turned out better than expected. Easy to cut, and lay down. The edges are hard to get lined up perfectly, but if you take your time very good results.

I've been a real estate investor, house flipper and land lady for over 2 decades. These tiles are the kind of tile we used to use all the time for houses we flipped. They are sturdy, much thicker than what they sell on TEMU. Time will tell. I put floorpops over existing ceramic tile. I did use thin set to level the eroding grout lines for surface smoothness. Then I bought a floor adhesive to better level and stick the tiles…I won't say that it wasn't a chore, but still fairly cheap makeover on an old cracked up ceramic 12x12 tile floor to a darling little bathroom makeover.

Put this in to quickly cover cracked bathroom tile. They are a great choice if you need a quick, low cost floor for a rental property or if you want a change, but aren't ready to do a full renovation. If I had the time, and was ready to remodel. this isn't the tile I'd choose because while it looks pretty, it's immediately obvious that it is vinyl and not real ceramic or porcelain, and it's not what I would use as a permanent floor. The only issues I had are the same as many others and that is that the pattern doesn't line up properly and there are little chips in the corners of some of the tiles.. I am happy with it for my current purposes.