I thought these worked pretty well even over uneven wood flooring such as partial board. It's not perfect but that's ok. Looks way better than before and for a good price.

This was very easy to work with, and we love how it turned out! The only negative was the adhesive was weak in some spots, but we just added a squirt of Loctite under the loose tiles!

This is an update as I last purchased these 2 years ago for my breakfast nook. I actually have Sautillo tile floors in kitchen and breakfast nook. I'm not a fan of the existing tile and wanted something brighter/prettier. Against all advice and reading up on how to improve my existing tile I decided to go against all advice that existing tile grout lines would present a problem if I laid down floor pops and cause the pops to pop up and create a hazard. I bought 3 boxes to give it a try in my breakfast nook and I'm so glad I did. Concerned about the tile grout lines I decided to NOT place the pops exactly on top of old tile"¦instead I laid them in between grout lines (if you can picture that or know what I mean). It worked out fine and 2 years later the pops still look terrific and had have adhered nicely without the Sautillo grout lines being a problem causing the floor pops to pop up. Now I am purchasing this same pattern again to do the main kitchen and back porch/laundry room. Hoping my luck holds out cuz this color/pattern sure is pretty and makes my old yellow and green kitchen look so bright and airy. BTW"¦ my house is a Spanish style and was built in 1926 and is as solid as a rock. Planning to work on pink and green bathroom tile after kitchen is done.

(Initially, three unrelated, nonsequencial steps. Later, a complete interdependent chain of events):

First, I purchased a metal wire shelf from Amazon, thinking I could merely line each shelf with contact paper. (The kind used for kitchen cabinets). This, in order to prevent my contents from sliding through and falling in between the numerous slits and cracks. Mostly, it did the trick, but not completely. Every now and then, stuff would inevitably slide through. But as luck would have it, the contact paper proved necessary, perhaps essential to the preparation of laying the linoleum tile, 2 1/2 per shelf, by 2 1/2 per shelf, etcetera.

These tiles are a good quality and BEAUTIFUL colors. I will be using these to top a table.