Peel and Stick Carpet Tiles

Options for Peel and Stick Carpet Tiles

If your vision of peel-and-stick carpet tiles comes from a few decades ago when the carpeting was cheap and the adhesive actually sticking was a 50/50 proposition, you need to investigate modern self-stick carpet tiles from Greatmats. Our self-adhesive carpet tiles contain high-quality plush carpeting and a type of sticky adhesive that grips the subfloor well. Even though peel-and-stick carpet squares from Greatmats are inexpensive, they definitely don’t have a cheap look and feel.

Options for Self-Adhesive Carpet Squares

When you select self-adhesive carpet squares from Greatmats, you have several different product options.

• Sizes: Our self-adhesive carpet tiles are available in coverage sizes of 18x18, 24x24, and 24x40 inches.
  
• Location: We have indoor/outdoor self-stick tiles that are usable in either location, as well as indoor-only products.
  
• Use case: We offer both commercial- and residential-quality peel and stick carpet squares.
  
• Pile height: The pile height of our carpet tiles ranges from about 1/4 of an inch to almost 1 inch.

Features and Benefits of Carpet Tiles With Peel and Stick Designs

You receive several benefits when you make use of our carpet tiles with peel and stick adhesive.

Carpet Quality

The quality of the carpeting in these tiles is excellent, offering warranties up to five years. Some of the other features found with the carpeting materials include:

• Non-fraying fibers
  
• Up to 100% recycled materials
  
• Multiple color options
  
• Resists fading and staining
  
• Resists mold, mildew, and odor
  
• Durable design
  
• Safe for children and pets
  
• Lead- and latex-free materials
  
• Withstands high-traffic areas

Installation Options

Some of the DIY installation options you have include:

• Self-adhesive: Some tiles use a pressure-sensitive adhesive that grips tightly on clean subfloors.
  
• Self-adhesive with padding: Even with a padding layer underneath the carpet top, you receive adhesive that sticks tightly to the subfloor.
  
• Self-stick with FriXion pads: With these tiles, you stick the back of the FriXion pad to the subfloor. You then attach the carpet tile to the top of the FriXion pad using a hook-and-loop texture.

Where to Use Peel and Stick Carpet Tiles

Our peel and stick carpet tiles are usable in a wide range of locations, including:

• Bedroom
  
• Family room
  
• Basement rec room
  
• Playroom
  
• Bonus room
  
• Residential office space
  
• Commercial office space
  
• Employee break room
  
• Meeting room
  
• Library
  
• Daycare
  
• Church
  
• School

You can place these tiles directly over a clean, firm subfloor material, including:

• Concrete
  
• Hardwood floor
  
• Vinyl floor
  
• Laminate floor

These tiles are a great way to cover an older, worn floor.

Peel and Stick Carpet Tiles Q&A

What are the best peel and stick carpet tiles?

The best peel and stick carpet tiles include the In a Snap Peel & Stick Carpet Tile, the Imperial Hobnail Peel n Stick Carpet Tile, and the indoor/outdoor Grizzly Grass Peel and Stick Tile.

How long does peel and stick flooring last?

At a minimum, you can expect peel and stick flooring to last for as long as the manufacturer’s warranty, which can be up to five years. Many people receive an even longer lifespan from self-adhesive carpet tiles when installing them properly from the start.

What are modular carpet tiles?

Modular carpet tiles are those that are easy to install, maintain, and replace as needed. They often have an interlocking edge or a stick and peel installation design that simplifies the process and makes it easy to replace one tile in case of damage.

What are the thickest carpet tiles?

The thickest carpet tiles can measure up to 1 inch when you combine the plush pile layer and the backing, whether it’s a flat backing layer with peel and stick adhesive, a foam layer with padding, or a firm plastic base.

What are the advantages of good carpet tiles?

The advantages of good carpet tiles include a plush feel and comfort level, high-quality materials, easy DIY installations with interlocking edges or stick-on carpet backings, a long warranty, and some models with water-resistant capabilities.