Moleney 16-Pack 24 Sq.Ft, Peel and Stick Floor Tile Vinyl Wood Flooring, 6''x36'' Waterproof and Flame Retardant Self-Adhesive Wood Grain Planks(Light Grey)

I started my bathroom update (on a budget) with a contact paper for the vanity top that was a very elegant black and white marble with veins of gold running through it. From there I changed out the faucet and bathtub fixtures to matte black with gold accents. The flooring in that bathroom was a truly ugly beige with yellow cheap-looking tile that I had considered just painting over and then using stencils to produce a more updated and matching look...until I got this vinyl wood flooring in gray. It really looks nice in the bathroom and blends in well with the black/white/gold decor I've gone with in my bathroom. Hey, maybe some people would say it's a bit glitzy for a bathroom, but it's MY bathroom and I like it! Especially with a new, fresh floor that was easy to install.

Cheap and paper thin

I like the color and how it looks, a little thin and doesn’t sticky well

I ordered these vinyl "wood" floor planks to use in a small room as we are finishing an area of our basement. Figured that inexpensive is the way to go right now since we are not finishing the whole basement yet. They are thin, light grey, vinyl strips which resemble wood planks. There is adhesive already on the backs of the planks, so all that is needed is for the user to peel off the plastic for each piece. The edges seem to meet up well, and the planks lie very flat (despite being rolled up for shipping).We haven't actually installed these floor planks yet, as our project is taking longer than we had planned. But I wanted to at least give a preliminary review now. I definitely think your floor underneath these vinyl planks needs to be smooth since the planks are so thin, or bumps/lumps could show through. The adhesive feels okay, but I might also want to use some spray adhesive or some very thin, strong, double-sided tape for extra adhesion to the floor. A staggered plank design will look best, IMO. Again, I haven't installed them, but those are my thoughts. Very nice-looking product, though. Thank you!

It was easy to work with. The planks went down very easily, and you can easily custom cut with scissors for those corner pieces and irregular areas.It’s thin and not super high-quality though, so I wouldn’t put any weight on it, or your step ladder or stool will leave divots in it. Luckily, my bathroom is so small that I had enough scrap pieces left to replace the piece I damaged. Subtracting one star for that, and another for the overall quality. But it does look nice, and a lot better than what it’s covering.If your needs are basic like mine were, then this will fit the bill just fine.

I was expecting the "tile" to arrive in long boxes, looking like the picture. While I realized they were not truly solid, I did not expect them to arrive in a small box, wrapped in a circle. They are little more than the consistency of contact paper that you would lay for shelf paper. They may work for some people, just make sure that is your expectation.

Flooring does not stick

Got this to put down new flooring in my laundry room. Vinyl tiles are so much better than putting down real tiles and having to mess with grout and mortar. I put down vinyl adhesive tiles in my part of my basement and they have held up nicely. These are wood grain and look pretty sharp. Adhesive on the back but I still always use some spray adhesive to help keep it down and secure. Went down nicely on my wood subfloor and could possibly work on existing tiles if needed. Easy to cut using a sharp knife on the back or industrial scissors. Pretty decent price for almost 24 square feet of coverage.