My daughters had a strange little nook upstairs by their bedrooms that the previous owners used as a kitchenette in a mother-daughter situation. When we bought the house, the kitchen had to be removed because it was not legal. That left us with a gross linoleum floor and not a lot of money to fix it. I decided to make it a desk/craft area for my kids but I had to do something about the floor. I was able to get 80 of these tiles for about $45. I also bought a tube of gorilla construction adhesive because some reviews said these tiles aren't that sticky and I wanted them to stay a long time. They worked perfectly and the area looks SO much better. I scrubbed the linoleum and then put these tiles right over it. The tiles cut easily and it took me about 5 hours to do. I don't know if I would recommend these tiles for a high-traffic area like a mainkitchen, but they were exactly what I needed for this low-traffic craft corner.

We purchased a 100 year old home and have been slowly restoring it to it's former glory. We've completed some very expensive structural repairs that cut into our remodeling/updating budget. All our flooring is the original hardwoods, however in the kitchen and restroom/laundry room these were updated about 80 years ago with asbestos tile. Because asbestos remediation is so expensive, numerous layers of flooring were laid over the old asbestos tile. We removed 5 layers of linoleum/vinyl flooring before we reached the asbestos tile. When we were quoted $12k to remove that flooring and dispose of it, the company suggested we just floor over it. I opted for a temporary solution while we save to remove the asbestos.

These vinyl tile squares were easy to install. I was intimidated by the cutting, but after a few cuts, it was fairly easy. I was able to install the tiles on our kitchen, dining, bathroom and laundry room floors. It looks wonderful and is so easy to clean. I was worried that the tile wouldn't stick, but we used a vinyl tile adhesive also purchased on Amazon and a floor roller to apply and have had no issues with the tile. I am pleased with my purchase and we've had compliments of how much better it looks. I figure it will be replaced in a few years, but I'm not in a hurry anymore as it looks nice.

We put these in our camper to replace what was there that got damaged from water. It took a bit of time to get it just right with lots of cutting with razor blades and scissors. It sticks pretty well and has withstood the 100 degree heat this summer. The color is green and blueish. It wasn't my ideal color but the price was right. So far, it's a winner!

The only thing is that it doesn't stick to well

I really like this product and it goes down easy however, some of the boxes only have 19 tiles in them instead of 20. I bought 8 boxes bit had to buy another due to shortages.