Self-Adhesive Wood Grain Vinyl Floor Tiles

What these floor tiles are

These are peel and stick floor tiles made of PVC vinyl. Each sheet has a self-adhesive backing, so you press it onto the floor and it holds. The surface has a wood grain look. You can wipe it clean with a damp cloth.

The pack holds 10 sheets. Ten sheets cover 6.5 sq ft (0.6 m2). Each sheet is 15.7 x 5.9 in (40 x 15 cm).

Size and coverage

Measure your space before you order. Divide the floor area by 6.5 sq ft (0.6 m2) to see how many packs you need. Buy a little extra for cuts and edges.

Colors

These tiles come in six wood grain colors:

• Light brown wood grain
• Gray wood grain
• Light natural wood grain
• Beige wood grain
• Weathered brown wood grain
• Dark gray wood grain

Pick one color for a full floor, or mix two colors for a border or a pattern.

How to fit them

1. Clean the floor. Remove dust, grease and loose bits. Let it dry.
2. Let the tiles sit in the room for a few hours. This helps them settle at room temperature.
3. Plan the layout. Start from a straight line or a wall and work outward.
4. Peel the backing. Press the tile down from one edge to the other.
5. Press firmly. Run your hand or a cloth over the whole tile.
6. Cut as needed. Use scissors or a utility knife for edges and corners.

For a neat finish, keep the seams tight and stagger them like brickwork. If you need to lift a tile, go slow and peel from a corner.

Where they work

These tiles suit dry indoor floors. Use them in a living room, bedroom, hallway or entry. They also work as a quick update over a plain concrete or vinyl floor.

The seller notes say the water resistance level is not waterproof. Wipe up spills soon after they happen. Do not leave standing water on the tiles. For a bathroom, laundry room or other wet area, check that the floor stays mostly dry.

Care

Wipe the tiles with a damp cloth. For a deeper clean, use a mild soap and water, then wipe dry. Avoid harsh scrubbers and strong solvents. A soft broom or vacuum keeps day to day dust down.

What to keep in mind

The adhesive holds best on smooth, flat, clean surfaces. Rough or uneven floors can shorten the hold. If your floor is cold, warm the room first. If you rent, these tiles peel up when you want a change, though the adhesive may leave some residue on certain floors.

Order enough packs in one go so the color stays consistent across your floor.