FloorPops FP2477 Fontaine Peel & Stick Floor Fliesen, Blo Blue Muster Look

Name: FloorPops FP2477 Fontaine Peel & Stick Floor Fliesen, Blo Blue Muster Look
Brand: FloorPops
SKU: 0091212267992
Price: 51.86 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:FloorPops

3.5/5

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51.86

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EAN: 0091212267992

Kategorien Tools & Home Verbesserung, Faarwen, Wandbehandlungen & Ëmgeréits, Wandsticker & Wandmalereien,

Ee Pak enthält 10 Plättercher déi all Moossnam. 06-an Déift. All Fliesen moosst 12 x 12 Zoll, an ass 60in x 24in x 0,06in wann se montéiert sinn. Virgin Vinyl Material mat engem texturéierten nidderegen Glanzfinish a permanente Klebstoff mécht Fliesen haltbar. Waasserbeständeg a wäschbar. Einfach Installatioun - keng Mëschung oder speziell Tools erfuerderlech. Peel a fest fir opzemaachen.

Brand	FloorPops
Color	Blue
Finish Type	Semi-gloss
Installation Type	Peel and Stick
Item Weight	5.5 Pounds
Material	Vinyl
Pattern	Encaustic
Shape	Square
Size	12"L x 12"W x 0.06"T
Style	Patterned look

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Scritto da: Lizabeth

Worked well for my small space

I used these in a small closet. They stuck fairly well, I had to pick up and re position a couple of times. The adhesion started to get less effective but still worked! Super cute! Love the colors.

Scritto da: jo ann deardorf

Wonderful

Love it for all the right reasons.

Scritto da: Jonathan Hamilton

Easy to install

Self adhesive tiles it's what it is

Scritto da: Jennifer C Thomson

They are beautiful!

The media could not be loaded. I had a problem with frozen pipes and had to take out my old shower. I rerouted my pipes to my garden tub and decided to use these to waterproof my shower. It was cheaper and prettier than the shower walls the hardware store was trying to sell me. I used aquarium sealant at the edges of each one and made sure to go along the outside of each seam with it too. Now I’m spoiled and never want to shower in a tiny stand up shower again.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Was scared… first DIY! Looks amazing!

Now I can’t wait to do the big bathroom! First time diy and I’m so proud! The pop of color is absolutely amazing! Installed a month ago! They are just great in my main bathroom! Very pleased!

Scritto da: Cynthia Vickery

Huge difference!

Absolutely love this product. I used a different pattern on my bathroom floor and it has been going strong for over a year now. We have a super tiny kitchen, and for someone who loves to cook as much as I do, it's been a battle. The cabinets were a terrible orange color, missing cabinet doors, and just outdated and ugly. I was determined to update it and got the idea to use our beloved floorpops as a backsplash. We are on a major budget so the cost alone made the choice for me. I painted the cabinets and did some reorganizing but it just didn't feel finished. I did have to add some extra adhesive. I used liquid nails on most of them, and when I ran out I had some spray gorilla glue that I used for the rest. Both seem to be holding up well! The difference is astronomical and I am so happy with it. If I have to live with this tiny little kitchen, at least I feel happy in it now! I added some before and after photos

Scritto da: Emily C

Took the room to the next level

I put a fresh coat of peach paint in our kitchenette. The walls looked lovely, but suddenly the beige tiling on the floor and the tan countertop were depressing. I used a dark marble contact paper on the small counter and these tiles on the floor; it took only a few boxes to do the whole tiny room, and now it’s my favorite room to look at in the house! I had a professional in to fix up the bathroom beside it, and she was inspired by the blue in the floor because these tiles look SO good. There is one spot where the tiles aren’t sticking well; since everything else has adhered perfectly for almost a year now, I’m guessing I rushed through on the prep. I put these down over an older layer of peel-and-stick tiles, and I should have made sure they were much cleaner before I started. (My original plan was to peel up the old ones, but they didn’t want to budge, and at this price point for a remodel I didn’t want to put a lot of work in.) I love how everything turned out — such a nice alternative to a world of beige!