Transform any space into a sophisticated haven with the everyday durability and captivating designs of Mohawk Home Premium DIY Peel & Stick Carpet Tiles. The ultra-resilient 100% polyester surface fiber, combined with a robust adhesive backing, makes these tiles the perfect choice for enhancing both indoor and outdoor spaces. With superior strength stain resistance and fade resistance, all weather resilience, and the ability to withstand high traffic, they ensure long-lasting performance and durability. For enhanced surface fiber durability in high-traffic workspaces, the use of floor mats or casters under chairs is recommended. Designed for convenience, these tiles can be easily cut to fit and installed within minutes, providing a hassle-free transformation on various surfaces, including concrete, wood, tile, ultra-low pile carpet, and more. Please be aware that patterns may vary between tiles within each box and are not designed to align linearly. For the best results, rotate every other tile 90 degrees (¼ turn) during installation. Proudly manufactured in the USA, these tiles are crafted from a combination of U.S. and imported materials, ensuring top-tier quality for every setting.
From the manufacturer
INSTALL CARPET TILE IN 4 EASY STEPS
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Clean the area free of dust, debris, and moisture then measure to determine square footage for application to your floor. |
Gather the proper amount of carpet tiles needed and peel the adhesive paper from the back to stick to the flooring in your space. |
Slide each tile into position on the floor rotating every other tile ¼ turn and press down firmly to secure placement. |
Repeat this process until you have reached your desired pattern and watch your space transform! |
Scott –
Easy to use. Easy to cut. Installs well. Forgiving of mistakes. Looks good. Quick fix for an ugly pink tile bathroom from the 60s
Amazon Customer –
We bought these for a playroom/office spruce up. Install was pretty quick and easy.Material is good, so far, holding up and staying in place.
Heather –
Really easy, nice tiles but the colors vary per box. Used 6 boxed for room and some darker, some lighter. Pretty disappointing if you looking for a clear uniform look. Patches of dark mixed with light looks silly and stuck with after spending 900 bucks.
Kindle Customer –
I ordered 10 boxes of this product.I didn’t notice the difference until I completed the first room.It was called grey but different boxes had more blue than others.Very happy with the carpet as it was laid quickly and easily. Just wish all pieces where exactly the same color.
Lea H –
We redid a room in our house because we were getting a dog! It was so easy to put in, quality is nice! It’s soft. Color was great. Been 3 month now and it’s held up great! Nice thing about it is, if one gets damaged can replace it by pulling it up
DZ –
I bought these to cover old wood floor in laundry/spare room. They were easy to cut, pattern worked every which way. They are thin but served my purpose. They were sticky enough for my floor. If you peel the backing paper don’t let it invert because it will stick to the tile and then pulling it back off is like pulling gum off a shoe. I used both scissors and a utility knife depending on cuts needed. These tiles worked perfect for me and my project.
Sankpedja Lamboni –
It looks very nice on the floor
Amazon Customer –
These turned out better than expected. I purchased the flex tabs as well. I was worried the carpet tiles may slide or not stick well on the non sealed concrete. This is not the case, they worked out really well (as soon as I figured out my application/cutting method). **Make sure to measure and start in the center of the room!! Tjese carpet tiles were a good, cost effective option for a spare room.
MadOnline –
So, yeah that was a strange request. I’m a handyman with 30 yrs experience. She’s an artist and wanted these installed on a wall so she could nail/hang her artwork, for clients to view and not have a bunch of nail holes in the wall as she moved them around. The wall was gypsum over plywood, and had been painted with eggshell finish. The tiles went up fine, but a couple of things went a bit sideways:1. The customer wanted the pattern to be uniform- all tiles facing the same way. The instructions say to rotate every other tile 45deg to make a checkerboard pattern. If you do not do that, and choose to lay them out all facing the same direction, then not all will look the same since there are slight differences in the tile nap that you will see. Several tiles look darker/lighter than the others if you do it this way. She didn’t care but I thought it was interesting. I even rotated them 90 deg and it still looked the same.2. While the tiles are very sticky, they have a hard time staying vertical on a painted wall. Duh. I cleaned and prepped the wall ahead of time, and used a J-roller (twice) to press the tiled down hard. They still popped up ever so slightly in several places. None of them came off, just popped out a bit. I ended up tacking them in place with 5/8″ 18ga brads in each corner and in the middle (like a number 5 on a dice pattern) and that did the trick. And you can’t see the tiny brads.Bottom line: These tiles were not designed to be installed on a painted, vertical wall. They are carpet tiles to be installed as flooring that you will walk on. If you do want to put them on a wall, then go ahead and rotate the tile like the instructions say, and use 5/8″ brads to secure them (don’t rely on the sticky backing as it was not meant for this installation). 3 stars because of my mistake- not the product. Maybe the description could say, “Hey look, if you’re thinking about installing this on a wall vertically, DON’T”.Hope this is helpful if you are thinking about doing something like this.
tonypalooza –
It was disappointing to work with the gray tiles. I can’t know for sure why it was the case, but the back plastic for most of them was very difficult to remove and took some glue with it. In one case, almost all of the glue, and in a couple others, much of the glue. The black tiles had no such issue – the plastic peeled off with ease and the glue remained intact for each. There were also some oddballs with the grays, I think two, where there was about 1/4″ extra material in one direction which complicated installation but was easy enough to deal with. The glue/back plastic adhesion was the real bummer. The look/feel however was exactly what I wanted and the result speaks for itself.