Garden Medley Peel and Stick Floor Tiles

What these floor tiles are

Garden Medley Peel and Stick Floor Tiles are square PVC tiles with a self-adhesive backing. You press them onto a clean, flat surface and they hold without glue, nails or tools. The surface is waterproof, so a damp cloth or mop keeps them clean.

Each tile is 7.87 x 7.87 in (20 x 20 cm). A pack holds 10 sheets, which cover 10.8 sq ft (1 m2). The printed face comes in four patterns, so you can match a room or mix two patterns in one space.

Sizes and coverage

Measure your floor area before you order. Divide the total square feet by 10.8 to see how many packs you need. For a small entryway or a rental kitchen, one or two packs often do the job. For a full room, add a little extra for cuts around doorways and corners.

Colors and patterns

Four options are available:

• Blue and gray floral: soft blue blooms on a gray ground.
• Pink and gold medallion: warm pink with gold-tone medallion shapes.
• Teal and gray scroll: teal scrollwork on gray.
• Teal and orange scroll: teal and orange scrollwork with a bolder contrast.

All four share the same size, material and coverage. Pick one pattern for a steady look, or pair two patterns in a checkerboard or border layout.

Where they work

These tiles suit dry, indoor floors. Common spots include kitchens, bedrooms, living rooms, hallways, laundry rooms and rental spaces where you want a change without a permanent install. They also work on stairs, shelves and tabletop craft projects where a flat, clean surface is ready.

Because the backing is self-adhesive, the tiles need a smooth, solid base. Concrete, vinyl, tile, laminate and sealed wood can work if the surface is clean, dry and level. Avoid uneven, loose or damp floors. Let new concrete cure fully before you apply anything.

How to fit them

1. Clear the floor and sweep or vacuum it. Wash away grease and dust, then let it dry.
2. Let the tiles sit in the room for a few hours so they adjust to room temperature.
3. Plan the layout. Find the center of the room and work outward, or start at a straight wall and run rows across.
4. Peel the backing from one tile and press it down. Start at one corner and smooth toward the edges.
5. Press firmly across the whole tile with your hand or a soft cloth. This helps the adhesive grip.
6. Cut edge tiles with scissors or a utility knife. Measure first, mark the back, then trim.
7. Leave a small gap at walls and fixed objects so the floor can move with temperature changes.
8. Roll or press the finished floor once more after all tiles are down.

If you need to lift a tile, peel it up slowly from a corner. A little warmth from a hair dryer can soften the adhesive. Press it back down or replace it with a new sheet.

Care and upkeep

These tiles are waterproof and wipe clean. Sweep or vacuum often to keep grit off the surface. For a deeper clean, use a damp mop with mild soap and water. Skip abrasive pads, harsh solvents and standing water, which can dull the print or loosen edges.

Wipe spills soon after they happen. In wet areas, dry the floor after mopping. If an edge lifts over time, press it back down while the floor is clean and dry.

What to keep in mind

These are decorative floor tiles, not structural flooring. They cover an existing surface rather than replace it. Order enough packs in one go so the pattern stays consistent across your space. Store extra sheets flat in a dry spot in case you need a repair later.