Hexagon Wood Grain and Floral Floor Tiles

What these hexagon tiles are

These are peel and stick floor tiles made from matte PVC vinyl. Each tile has a self-adhesive backing, so you press it onto a clean, flat surface and it holds. The matte finish keeps glare low and gives the floor a soft, painted look rather than a glossy one.

The hexagon shape sets them apart from standard square or plank tiles. You can lay them in a honeycomb grid, mix patterns across a floor, or use a single color for a quieter look. They work on floors, and they also suit walls, backsplashes, stair risers and other flat indoor surfaces.

Sizes and coverage

Each sheet is a hexagon measuring 4.3 x 4.3 in (11 x 11 cm). Sheets come in packs of 11.

Measure your space before you order. Divide the total area by 12.3 sq ft to see how many packs you need, then round up. Buying an extra pack is useful for cuts, edges and future repairs.

Colors and patterns

There are three options:

• Gray, brown and black wood grain
• Blue, black and tan wood grain
• Blue and tan floral

The wood grain options read as warm, natural planks in hexagon form. The floral option brings a softer, patterned look. Because each pack mixes tones, the finished floor has gentle variation instead of one flat color.

How to fit them

Start with a clean, dry, flat surface. Remove dust, grease and loose material. If the floor is uneven or has deep grout lines, fill or smooth those areas first so the tiles sit flush.

Plan the layout before you peel anything. Dry-fit a few rows to check the pattern direction and the mix of colors. Hexagons look best when the rows are offset, so take a moment to set your starting point.

Peel the backing from one tile at a time. Press the tile down from the center outward, then run your hand or a soft cloth over it to push out air. Work in small sections rather than laying a whole row at once.

For edges and corners, cut the tile with scissors or a utility knife. Warm the vinyl slightly if it feels stiff, which makes trimming easier. Leave a small gap at walls and fixed objects so the floor can move with temperature changes.

Once all tiles are down, press over the whole surface again. This helps the adhesive bond and catches any spots you missed.

Care and everyday use

The matte PVC vinyl surface is waterproof and easy to wipe. Sweep or vacuum as usual, then clean with a damp cloth and a mild household cleaner. Avoid abrasive pads, strong solvents and scrubbing tools that can dull the matte finish.

Wipe up spills when they happen. Standing water near seams can work its way under the edges over time. In wet areas, dry the floor after cleaning.

If a tile lifts at a corner, press it back down. If it will not stay, lift that tile, clean the surface underneath, and set a new one in its place. Keep a few spare sheets from your pack for this.

These tiles are for indoor use on flat surfaces. They are not a structural floor and do not replace a subfloor. On stairs, use them on the flat tread only, not on the rounded edge.