FloorPops36-in by 6-in Dark Oak Peel and Stick Wood Floor Planks, Pack of 7 Tiles, FPW6155

Update: we bought the darker color to use on the back of the ready made cabinets that are used in so many mass produced homes in my area since the back panels were just laminate sheets. The peel and stick tiles worked perfectly for this also, installed with ease. I think i will be getting more to do the bathroom floors since this experience has gone so well. Love Floorpops! These are the most high quality peel and stick tiles/planks I have used. Because my walls are textured I did use a bit of construction adhesive. But I have no doubts if my walls weren’t textured or if I was using these on the floor as intended I wouldn’t have issues with them sticking. These are high quality tear proof and waterproof. Would be great for renters who want to change their bathroom floors etc. We will definitely be purchasing more. Great for budget renovators and upcyclers!

I've used a few higher end vinyl planks and these are way more flexible so I'm unsure if the quality. I think they'd be a good option for a small area that does not have a lot of water exposure. Maybe a laundry room that has a drip pan under the washer or an entry way with a rug.

I rent a small studio and have this laminate wood flooring throughout.I got these as a replacement for the ones I’ve dinged, scratched, etc. Not going to lie - not the best quality. Looks great but at the eod they are vinyl and are easily damaged when moving heavy objects across or when the tile takes a heavy blowNo stars off b/c the purpose of this purchase was to rehab damaged areas of an already tiled floor

I recently laid my newly renovated bathroom floor with Floor Pops because it was the only flooring that came in the design I wanted. I looked for months! So even though everything else in my bathroom is top of the line I went for it. I figured if it was crap at least I only spent $300. It turned out amazing! Did I add extra glue to the back because of heat & moisture in a bathroom? Yes I did, and was happy to do so. When I saw these wood plank Floor Pops I grabbed them. There is a door that leads out to our carport in our newly remodeled, from screened-in porch, living room that we want a hard floor, not carpet, at. We had planned on using the same wood flooring that’s in the rest of our house but why not give this a shot before paying for expensive flooring itself & for it to be laid? Especially in such a small area. They look like real wood and are close enough to hardwood flooring that’s in my house that nobody will ever know unless I tell them. I didn’t add extra adhesive to the back of these because it wont be a humid environment. I’m not the least bit worried about them. At this point I’m thinking about covering my expensive floors with Floor Pops just for a style update! I’m impressed.

I ordered these to cover a raised area in the garage that leads up to the step inside. Covering them should prevent people from tripping because there is now a color difference, plus if they trip, the flooring is now softer and unlikely to scrape, cut. But I need a second set because I thought these were 12" when they are clearly marked 6". I'll edit if I see any big problem with color lots.However, even better than fixing that little platform, these look really good. They will definitely make walking quieter. I suggested that my daughter buy a set for her bathroom. She has complained about the floor in her college apartment for a while now. This flooring looks great, feels great. They cut easily with a cutter knife. The product page says the remove easily and are repositionable. I did not need to reposition. If I had to remove these from a laminate floor, I would probably use a hairdryer to warm up the adhesive first, but I have no reason to believe I need to do this. I just know from experience, heat makes adhesives easier to remove.Great package of floor planks at a good price.