Peel and Stick Vinyl Floor Tile

What this floor tile is

This is a single-piece peel and stick floor tile made of PVC vinyl at 0.2 mm thick. The back carries a self-adhesive layer, so you press each sheet into place on a smooth surface. No grout, no nails, no tools. When you want a change, the sheet peels off without residue.

The surface has an embossed finish that gives the marble, stone and wood grain patterns a little depth underfoot. The vinyl is waterproof and wipes clean with a damp cloth.

Size and coverage

Every sheet is the same size, so you can plan a room by counting sheets.

Measure your floor area, then divide by 0.97 sq ft (0.09 m2) to see how many sheets you need. Buy a few extra for cuts around door frames and corners.

Colors and styles

Pick the look that matches your room. The options are:

• White gray marble matte
• White gray marble bright
• Light gray wood grain bright
• Dark gray concrete matte
• Black marble matte
• Gray stone matte
• Beige stone matte
• Gray stone bright
• Light gray marble bright
• Beige wood grain bright
• White marble matte
• Dark brown marble bright
• Black and white marble bright
• Gold and beige marble bright

Matte finishes read softer and hide small marks. Bright finishes reflect more light and suit darker rooms. Wood grain works well in bedrooms and living rooms, while stone and concrete looks fit kitchens, entryways and bathrooms.

Where it can go

This tile is made for smooth painted walls, tile and glass, and it also works on smooth floors. Kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, entryways, rental apartments and dorm rooms are all common spots.

The surface under the sheet needs to be flat, clean and dry. Skip rough concrete, unsealed grout lines and textured walls, since the adhesive needs full contact to hold.

How to fit it

1. Clean the floor or wall and let it dry completely.
2. Measure the area and mark your starting line.
3. Peel the backing from one sheet.
4. Press the sheet down from one edge, smoothing as you go.
5. Work outward, sheet by sheet, matching the pattern.
6. Trim edges with a utility knife.

For a straight run, start at a wall and work toward the center of the room. If you are covering an existing floor, make sure old tiles sit flush. Any bump will show through the vinyl.

Care and removal

Wipe the surface with a damp cloth and a mild household cleaner. Avoid abrasive pads and harsh solvents, which can dull the finish.

To remove a sheet, lift one corner and pull slowly. The adhesive releases without residue on most smooth surfaces. Warm air from a hair dryer can help on a cold day.

Common questions

Can I cut these sheets? Yes. Scissors or a utility knife handle straight cuts, and a knife works better around outlets and door frames.

Will they stick to a painted wall? Yes, on smooth painted walls. Fresh paint should cure first.

Do I need extra adhesive? No. The self-adhesive backing is ready to use.