Assorted Carpet Tile 24"x24" 96sqft 24 Tiles

I wanted something in my laundry area in my garage and these were easy to install myself and at a great price. They stick down well enough but you can always get extra adhesive, I didn't find that to be necessary. I don't recommend trying to cut these with a razor knife. By yourself a pair of tin snips and that will be the easiest way to cut these. I'm a 40 year old woman and I installed two boxes of these by myself using the tin snips to cut them and found it to be very easy and the finished product looks great!

Recently, I purchased 4 boxes of the carpet tiles. I am thrilled with this purchase. The tiles are high end, commercial quality and the colors & styles are excellent, like what you would see in a nice hotel. What a fun look in my exercise room. Looks super easy, I can’t wait to get at it & will post a pic at that time. Genius use of product!

Perfect! The patterns were exactly as described. I ended up with 22 boxes and they were all consistent, i.e. there was a lot of variety, but it's not like I had 20 boxes of consistent variety and then 2 boxes of totally different colors/patterns. Installation was very easy and took only a couple days by myself. My approach was to lay out all the tiles that didn't need special cutting/fitting first, and then go back over the whole thing pulling each one up, peeling off the adhesive covers, and sticking them back down. That adds time to the process, but it's well worth it since it allows you to get everything lined up and square and ensure you're patterning is the way you want it before committing. Squaring everything up is really key to it looking good. The tiles are really perfectly cut - the precision was super-impressive to me. Still, it's so easy have them veer off a straight line when laying them out, so there's quite a bit to be done in correcting those lines and getting everything to line up the way you want. I was lucky that the seams in my basement concrete are square to my walls, so I was able to use those as guidelines. If you're not so lucky, I would recommend getting a chalk line tool to make some reference lines on your floor. I would then lay out tiles, skipping the rows/columns with my lines, then fill those in last. Considering the price and ease of installation, I was pretty shocked at how impressive the results were given I know nothing about flooring and such.

It's a grab bag on colors, some of which were ghastly. But overall they were mostly good enough for my basement office. They were reasonably easy to cut with a utility knife, but my main gripe was that there are only 2 adhesive strips that run parallel on the back. So if you have to cut it, depending on the orientation and size, you may not have much adhesive available. Probably only an issue for trim pieces anyway, but something to be aware of. Came faster than expected and seem to be good enough quality, but definitely no replacement for nice carpet with pad under it.

These are wonderful if your wife is in love with her million year old Chihuahua that pisses all over the place and drives you crazy. Just buy these by the caseload like I do and pop a new one in place whenever needed, and you're good to go.

We recently removed all the carpet in our home upstairs and the den, putting wood vynil floors upstairs and waiting for the right time to do the entire downstairs with the same material. In the meantime the den got these squares. I do believe it came out pretty good as far as covering 👌 the base flooring. There are different sizes so look at the bottom some look like fabric and others are solid thick with the carpet attached. We put the thicker pieces near the door and desk area for the higher traffic and the thinner pieces under the bed and in the closet area. It's easy to cut, just score and fold and cut one more time when folded. Smaller pieces can use some more carpet dual stick tape sold separately, and was an easy and fun task to install.

We needed something for my husband’s office. We were looking for inexpensive and sturdy (we live on a farm). These are great! I love the eclectic look, like patches of men’s suit fabric.

Stuck them right down on the concrete of my covered porch that I enclosed. Love them!