Peel and stick floor Tile is easy to install, affordable, and renter friendly!

Recently, I gave my kitchen a big upgrade. I’ve always been curious about peel and stick tile. Is it easy to install? Does it actually stick? Will it look cheap?

I put it to the test about a month ago. I found this black and white tile on Amazon. I loved its bold graphic print and knew it would help improve the kitchen’s current state. I tried covering up as much of the old and beat up tan tile with a jute rug. It helped, but not enough. Each pack of FloorPops has 10 tiles in each. They are on sale right now for $9 – I used eight packs and still had some leftover. I’m saving them if I need to do any touch ups in the future.

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Before

No matter how much I scrubbed the old tile, nothing helped. It needed a makeover!

Easy Installation

I installed the tile in just a few hours. I did it on a Friday night while Adam was working late to surprise him. I never even told him that I ordered the tiles, it was a big shock when he walked in the door. First I made sure my old floor was clean and dry. I laid them out over the floor and figured out my plan of attack. The tiles come with adhesive backing on them and were easy to stick. I pressed down firmly after placing each tile. My trusty utility knife was perfect for cutting around corners and trimming the tile in places where it wasn’t a perfect fit.

The peel and stick process was so easy and I’m thrilled with the results. While I’ve had them for a month – I’m curious about how they last over time (I’ll probably do an update in a year or so). They are perfect for kitchens, bathrooms, or laundry rooms.

The bold print brightens up the kitchen and has transformed this room into a space that I love.

In case you were wondering, the fridge is covered with wallpaper from an old DIY project. It’s still holding up great!

If you have any questions about the process or products in this post, just leave a comment below or shoot me an email!