Self-Adhesive Vinyl Floor Tiles – 10-Pack, 12x12 in Marble Look

Self-Adhesive Vinyl Floor Tiles – A new floor in an afternoon

Ten square tiles with the adhesive already on the back: peel the film, press it down, move to the next one. At twelve inches square they cover a small bathroom or a hallway run without becoming a weekend project, and the marble print looks considerably better than the price suggests.

Why choose peel-and-stick tiles?

Real tiling means adhesive, spacers, grout and a floor you cannot walk on for two days. Peel-and-stick vinyl skips all of it: you can start after breakfast and walk on it by lunch. It is also the honest answer for a rented flat, where nobody is going to let you lift the existing floor.

• Ten tiles per pack – enough for a small area or a patch repair.
• Adhesive backing – peel off the film and press down, no glue to spread.
• Marble print – a stone look without the weight, cost or cutting.
• Water-resistant surface – wipes clean, so kitchens and bathrooms are fine.
• Trims with a knife – score and snap to fit around a doorframe or a pipe.

A floor you can change your mind about next year.

The subfloor has to be clean, dry and smooth — adhesive tiles follow every crumb and every ridge underneath them, and no amount of pressing hides it. Start from the centre of the room and work outward so the cut tiles land at the walls. Warm the tiles in the room for a few hours before laying; cold vinyl is stiff and lifts at the corners.

Specifications

• Material: vinyl with self-adhesive backing
• Size: 30 × 30 cm (approx. 12 × 12 in) per tile
• Included: 10 tiles
• Surface: water-resistant, wipe clean
• Fitting: peel and stick, trims with a utility knife

Peel, press, done before dinner.