FloorPops x Chris Loves Julia 12-in by 12-in Bonneville Beige Peel and Stick Floor Tiles, FP5061

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I couldn’t decide between both the beige and white and the gray and white so I got both. I’ve used floor pops in my laundry and have done really well and I wanted to redo my kitchen since these laminate floors have been my biggest regret in my home remodel and are peeling in so many areas and can’t withstand my dogs. Knowing how easy these would be to install I got both colors to try it out. The gray color tile are great! But the issue is the white tile that comes with that combo is too stark and has a blue tint. I will say the texture they’ve added to the gray almost made me just want to pick those instead. I wish I could use the white tiles from the beige combo that are more creamy white and seem more realistic than the others. Regardless both are great options, just wanted to talk about the differences.

I don’t usually write reviews and I wasn’t convinced these tiles would work, but they are fantastic.I have a sunroom that was installed improperly so the concrete cracked down the middle. These tiles did a great job of covering the crack up and look amazing, I love the gray and white pattern (though given it’s a sunroom, lot of cleaning is needed on the white tiles). For installation I recommend getting a Chalk Line Reel Set, finding the center of the room and making a big X at that point. DEFINITELY work from the center outwards!They were easy to cut, I had a bit of trouble because of the unevenness of the concrete but I put down concrete filler in the crack and vinyl adhesive in spots that have high traffic. The tiles themselves are really sticky on their own, I just took the advice of some other reviews and used adhesive in high traffic spots. For less than 300 dollars I was able to make this 10x16 floor look great! Already have had a ton of compliments from guests.

I am slowly diy on a budget, renovating my kitchen. I painted my 1980s cabinets, added new hardware, painted the walls, added a back splash, and now I finally covered up the nasty linoleum floors with these BEAUTIFUL tiles. These stuck so well. I had to pull up a few and reposition them and they still stuck down just as well. I recommend having a good set of scissors and I also used a stick rotary cutter and cutting board to make nice, straight cuts. I did not pull up all of the quarter round, only some. I would recommend pulling it all up though. Much easier and looks so much better. The price is absolutely amazing for the quality of these tiles. I put mine down in more of the diamond, angled pattern instead of just straight across checker board style and I am so glad I did. My kitchen has never looked so bright and large. I am so impressed. Buy them!!!I’m adding some before and after pictures!

It feels like good quality. I’m returning mine because the color: I wish the white didn’t read blue in tint. And for me; I want the gray lighter.MAKE SURE YOU BUY ENOUGH. I’ve read the reviews ,and I still needed one more box.

I can’t say enough great things about these peel-and-stick tiles! They are exactly what you need if you’re looking to spruce up your space without breaking the bank! The tiles are high quality and are relatively easy to use- just make sure to use sharp tools when cutting them. I hated the outdated linoleum floor in our guest bathroom, so I decided to try these as a temporary fix before committing to a full renovation.Before getting started, I cleaned and dried my floors, but didn’t apply a primer or remove the baseboards or toilet like others mentioned. I went with a diamond pattern instead of checkerboard for the layout of our tiles, which was a bit more complex when it came to cutting/measuring. After some trial and error, I ended up ordering one additional box to complete the project and replace some of my initial tiles that needed to be recut. Once I was finished with the tiles, I used white sealant around the tub and toilet edges to clean everything up. Overall, I absolutely love the end result and would definitely use this product again. 10/10 recommend!

We just bought a house that had a carpeted bathroom. These are the perfect item to make the bathroom usable until we decide to renovate the whole space.Ripped up the carpet, found wood subfloor underneath, used a latex primer over subfloor per instructions (we used a mold mildew resistant primer), used laser level to unsure tiles were installed in a straight line down the room, used box cutter to make cuts (get a few extra blades), use 1.5” caulk tape to hide cut edges, install a floor transition strip between bathroom tile and hall carpet. I found the best method to make cuts was two passes with the blade on the back, snap the piece forward 90°, one pass with the blade on the front. I would 100% recommend these to a DIYer.

I rarely write reviews, but I had to shout from the rooftops about these Peel and Stick floor tiles! I live in a 100-year-old home, and the original vintage penny tile in the bathroom had been (tragically) painted over by a previous owner. I plan to do a full remodel eventually, but with guests coming soon, I needed a quick fix that wouldn’t look like a quick fix.Enter these tiles.They were unbelievably easy to install—truly a one-person, one-afternoon project. The transformation was instant and honestly jaw-dropping. They look like high-end designer tile, feel amazing underfoot, and have been holding up like champs. Not a single edge peeling or corner curling.For the price? Practically criminal. I’ve spent more on bathmats that didn’t make this kind of impact. If you’re looking for a fast, affordable, and gorgeous upgrade—especially in an older home—run, don’t walk. I can’t recommend them enough.Paint is Sherwin Williams Tony Taupe on lower wall and trim and Asthetic white on upper wall and ceiling. They match the tile perfectly.

Love this tile in my bathroom! It was fairly easy to install and is holding up well! I would recommend this tile for an easy floor update!