FP2948 Altair Peel & Stick Floor Tiles, Black

As others have noted, the patterns don’t line up all too well. You can rotate them and find ones that match better than others which is a pain but it helps achieve a better look. Overall I’m happy. They’re pretty sticky but looks to be removable. I’ve gotten compliments on them. For the price I’m happy. I caulked down the edges around the perimeter of the room to help with water resistance. Also I cut them to size which was easy with a razor.

Looks so good in my bathroom

If you live in a rental and can’t stand the existing linoleum flooring like me, Floorpops are a decent solution. Pros: Tiles are simple enough to install and relatively easy to trim with a box cutter or scissors. They give me a look I want in our rental. Cons: Reviewers were right! This pattern is not printed symmetrically, making it one heck of a headache to lay. I spent more time turning tiles than I did on actual trimming and installation. In the end, I took an oil-based sharpie and fixed the pattern problems. I scrubbed the floor with dish soap and a bit of alcohol to make sure all debris was gone, and tiles still didn't adhere well to the floor. I even stood my 140 lb body on top of each one after laying, and some still popped up. Maybe that’s why they’re called FloorPOPS? Out of 30 tiles, about 5 or 6 were scuffed, dirty or bore some kind of defect. Lastly, they don’t seem to sit well next to one another. No matter how hard your push while installing, there’s a small gap where all tiles meet. They don’t lay smooth. Things I would improve: 1-Make all patterns symmetrical so customers have a faster, simpler install. 2-Make tiles thinner. If the tiles were made of less material they would stick down better. They’re so thick and stiff as they are that they arch back up because the adhesive is too weak. 3-Alter the edges so they seat next to each other better.

Ok. It was easy to cut and break - however - SO STICKY. It gets everywhere. Sticky knife, hands, tiles, ugh. These tiles look ok but not great or even good. It's super hard to get clean cuts around corners and the pattern does not line up perfectly. I guess I was miss-informed by all the videos on social media that make this look so easy and fabulous. That said, these are staying put until I rip this entire bathroom out, drywall and all. *they might work ok on a wall where you have straight lines and no goofy corners.

I recently bought three packs of the FloorPops FP2948 Altair Peel & Stick Floor Tiles in the black pattern with high hopes of transforming the tiles at the bottom of my stairs. At first glance, I was genuinely impressed with the pattern and design; it seemed like the perfect fit for my home. However, my experience with these floor tiles quickly turned into a nightmare, prompting this review. The primary issue that plagued my installation was the abysmal adhesion of these tiles. Despite following the instructions meticulously and preparing the surface as recommended, they simply wouldn't stick consistently. It was frustrating and time-consuming, as I had to constantly reapply and press down on them in hopes of getting them to stay in place, and ultimately it made no difference. Another problem that left me utterly disappointed was the lack of consistency in the pattern alignment. The patterns didn't always match up, resulting in a visually disjointed and unprofessional appearance once installed. It might not be the biggest problem for everyone, but I'm a perfectionist and was very careful with my application so it would be immaculate and it didn't seem to matter. To add insult to injury, every single one of the thirty tiles I purchased arrived damaged and scuffed. No amount of cleaning or effort could remedy the situation, and it's safe to say that these tiles were beyond salvaging. What's even more frustrating is that I didn't realize the extent of the damage until I had opened all of them. The way they are packaged conceals the flaws until it's too late to return or replace them, which is an unfortunate oversight on the part of the manufacturer. Also, I really don't understand why the tiles deep inside the box had what appeared to be dirty foot prints on them. I could understand it the one on the top did- after all, maybe they fell in the warehouse and someone accidentally stepped on them. But every single one, in every single box?? It's like a joke. Pictured are just a couple of the marks and damages as I got tired of taking pictures- you'll see in one of them there's a cut or something that goes so deep you see the black sticker on the bottom side. Overall, my experience with this was incredibly disappointing. The poor adhesion, pattern inconsistencies, and the fact that every single tile arrived damaged make it impossible for me to recommend this product to anyone. It's a letdown, to say the least, and I'm left regretting my purchase.

In less than 3 years, I’ve installed brand new penny tile in this bathroom, hated the grout maintenance so I had gray rectangle tile installed and that turned out to be just a bit boring for my taste after almost 2 years- in come these. I couldn’t possibly add a 3rd layer of flooring, but I desperately needed to have my vision of a Scandinavian bathroom (to match the rest of my home ) come to life and these were my dream come true! After reading reviews and seeing updates on wear and tear- I found them on a Thursday and by Sunday night they were in. They were easy to use, albeit the adhesive that got on the floors was annoying, but that was easily removed with a cotton ball with a little acetone. Hoping these hold up nicely, but so far I’m impressed. I’m just going to have my husband caulk around the toilet once more to keep a clean like there where it was a bit tricky to cut. I smile every time I sneak a peak of my bathroom now!

These are so cute and a good quality. I’ve ordered floor pops several times. I used them in bathroom floors for rentals when we renovate, but I glue them down not just peel and stick everyone’s that views the houses always comments on the bathroom floors kitchen floors and I even used them as a backsplash in a very large kitchen. Highly recommend for an economical renovation.

These tiles are hardly worth the hype. I love the pattern and was hopeful they would be easy to install. Considering their popularity, and good reviews I was confident these would be great. Wrong Firstly, I'll say at least each box comes with a defective misprinted pattern or broken tile. The broken tile here and there is somewhat expected from shipping, and I was willing to overlook. What's buying another box for $13 matter, was my thought. Another thing of note is they are unevenly printed, a dull finish and texture varies from tile to tile, so if you were expecting a more seamless matchup of printed tiles with consistent texture you won't find that here. In a big room, it's not a huge deal, and most people won't even notice. Again, for the price these things are easy to overlook. Now for the install- While the steps are simple, the process is pretty time consuming to do a full 12x12 room. Since we were laying these tiles on brand new luan subflooring, it should have been a cut and dry process that resulted in a finished floor. That was unfortunately not the case. These tiles did not stick. The edges and corners began to turn up almost immediately. I was hoping it was just needing to be weighted rolled and it would be good. No. I even set books all over to hope they would hold it down long enough for the adhesive to maybe set better. Also no. After a few months of just tolerating this issue, waiting until I had time to correct the situation, I finally purchased some adhesive that is used for self stick tiles. Some use it to really make sure their product lasts. I wish we could know if that would have helped in the original install, but of course we never will. This week I attempted to use that adhesive to replace a few broken tiles, and then pull up and replace the others that were simply sticking up that had not been broken from wear and tear yet. There were plenty of salvageable ones, though the corners were mostly banged up. Still, I was willing to overlook this as I just want this floor done. However this adhesive also did not do the trick. I even tried the book trick to hold it down while this adhesive cured. No good. I called the product support and they will not refund me. I did not register within the 30 day warranty (They didn't even ask me if I had that, but through further review of the product details there is information on one. So, if I had done it, I would be demanding my money back through that.) And I am past my 60 days with amazon to refund me. They did say if I returned them, I'd get my money back. HA yea, I'll just start peeling these babies up for ya! They were relatively inexpensive, and that's the only plus after all the time wasted attempting to reinstall them. I'm out $220 and 20 hours of labor. And oh yea, I don't have a floor.

Excellent material, easy to apply, looks great. I have a small bathroom and it will need 3 boxes to complete due to the odd shape

Man muss versuchen es sofort auf zu kleben und nicht ab zu machen und noch mal zu kleben sonst hält er nicht so gut wie vom erstes Mal Aber sonst sieht gut aus und hat mich positiv überracht

Je suis satisfaite, même si la découpe n'est pas simple les plaques collent bien et sont très solides. J'aime beaucoup le rendu et avec des joints adhésif pour camoufler les petites erreurs de découpes près des plinthes. L'effet est très satisfaisant. Je recommande. J'ai fait cette pièce avec un seul paquet. Donc qualité prix très raisonnable.

Perfectas si se sigue las instrucciones, hay que sacarlas unos días antes y dejarlas en el suelo, una vez puestas hay que ir pisando para que se vayan asentando pueden tardar hasta 1 mes en asentarse y no fregar el suelo en un par de días. Quedan preciosas, dan luminosidad y hacen que el espacio parezca más grande. Me encantan.

These look good and are of good quality but you’ll need to buy adhesive the quality for a good stick isn’t good enough. But still worth the money.