Peel and Stick Floor Tile Options
When you want the easiest floor to install without sacrificing the design and look of the flooring, peel-and-stick floor tile options from Greatmats are a smart choice. You can select among carpet, faux wood grain vinyl, and other designs to match the look of the room. Peel-and-stick vinyl or carpet floor tiles can last for several years, giving you a layout that feels permanent without the hassles and cost of hiring someone for a permanent installation.
Types of Peel and Stick Flooring
You can select from two primary options of peel and stick floor tiles: vinyl and carpet.
Vinyl
Peel and stick vinyl floor tiles have a vinyl top layer that can look like a couple of different kinds of flooring, including:
Multiple colors of each type of flooring are available that resemble different shades and patterns of stone or wood stain colors.
Carpet
A carpet-top peel and stick floor tile provides many different textures and colors. Some products even resemble artificial grass. Even though our products are easy to install, they don’t feel like a cheap peel and stick floor tile.
Peel and Stick Floor Tile Sizes
At Greatmats, we offer carpet and vinyl peel and stick flooring in a few different sizes. Some have a square shape, while others have a rectangular shape resembling a wood plank. Some of the most common sizes include:
- 18x18 inches
- 24x24 inches
- 24x40 inches
- 7.25x48 inches
Features and Benefits of Peel and Stick Flooring
Self-stick tiles offer several beneficial features, including:
- Far easier to install carpet tiles than a roll of carpet
- Easily cut the thin tiles to fit against a wall
- Carpet squares often have padding, so you don’t need a separate roll of padding
- Some vinyl-top floors have a little bit of a texture on top
- More durable tiles than you may expect with the peel and stick design
- Thin and lightweight
- Many offer water-resistant capabilities
- Multiple colors available
Where to Use Peel and Stick Floor Tiles
Carpet tiles are a great choice for peel and stick floor tile in a bedroom, family room, basement, or office space.
- Over concrete floor
- Over old wood floor
- Over old vinyl floor
- Over old laminate floor
Many self-adhesive carpet squares have a low pile height, simplifying daily cleaning. However, you may be able to find some squares that have a longer pile height that’s closer to a shag carpet.
Artificial grass self-stick squares are available too, and these work in a similar fashion to the carpet squares.
Peel and Stick Floor Tiles Q&A
What are the best peel and stick carpet tiles?
The
best peel and stick carpet tiles are those that are easy to install and that have a durable carpet layer. The
In a Snap Peel and Stick Carpet Tile with padding is a popular model of self-stick floor tile that we offer, providing a durable carpet layer over a padded layer.
How long does peel and stick flooring last?
You can expect
peel and stick flooring to last up to five years, based on the most common warranty period for the product. With regular vacuuming and cleaning, you may receive an even longer lifespan from the peel and stick floor.
Peel and stick floor tiles – are they any good?
Peel and stick tiles for a floor are a good selection that many people use successfully. These stick-on tiles look good while also being easy to install, clean, and maintain.
What’s the best method for peel and stick tile removal?
The
best method for peel and stick tile removal is to use a floor scraper along the seam and pop it upward. If you’re struggling to pry it loose, you can use a flat bar driven with a hammer to force some space under the tile. Use care to avoid damaging the subfloor.
What’s one of the best peel and stick wood flooring options?
Some of the
best peel and stick wood flooring options consist of vinyl plank flooring. Vinyl peel and stick flooring often has a faux wood grain finish that is easier to install than real hardwood floors. The
Envee Tacky Back LVP Planks are among the most popular models we offer at Greatmats.