Great job overall. It gives your bathroom a fresher look. 👍 You might want to apply caulking on your floors in between each tile to prevent water from getting under the titles and causing floor damage or mold.
What you should do is leave 1/8 inch gaps with spacers and use the pre mixed grout that is made for vinyl floor tiles. It is 10x nicer looking and completely water tight.
I've watched several videos like this and everyone must have perfectly lined floors. I did this to my small master bathroom and it's been a nightmare. None of my walls are straight, my tub is not straight, and my vanity is not straight. I was only able to lay down about 10 tiles in full. the rest have to go arouond the walls, corners, and bathroom fixtures, so several cuts, most not very good and it's taken me almost a week to get 2/3rds of it done with the hard parts not even done yet. TH-camrs rarely show the headachs on these DIY projects and if they have them, they don't show how to overcome them, at least most of the one's I've seen. Glad you got your floors in without any issues.
When installing vinyl peel and stick, make a cross line at the exact center of the room, start laying the tile in the center of the room and work outwards.
Omg finally somebody with same issues as I've been having! I know your comment is 2 years old but I can't help to respond cuz maybe other people have had the same situation with these square tiles I did a fairly large bathroom and I wish I wouldn't have done it at all to be quite honest, it's been the worst nightmare! I'm almost done but it is so unbelievably janky and I'm really worried about it cuz it's not anywhere near waterproof there's so many lil gaps and things and I've been searching TH-cam for how to waterproof the floor without taking the whole floor back up I still haven't found an answer cuz I'm not going to take the whole floor back up like I have to figure out how I'm going to waterproof it I couldn't get it all of them completely flat cuz there was so much glue from previous installations and I couldn't get all the glue off and there was like a lot of water damage so the subfloors like bowing out I cut some of it at the edges but it didn't really help it's just making it more uneven I tried caulking all the edges of all the tiles and that was a big mistake because it just made it look dirty and I had to go through and spend an entire day removing all the caulking which I haven't gotten it all off yet... I haven't put the trim back on because I need to figure out how to waterproof these tiles yeah nobody shows how hard these peel and stick tiles are to actually put in It is difficult AF. Not a fun and easy diy that's for sure. If it was anywhere where there wasn't going to be water involved it would be fun and easy it would be okay but it being in the bathroom water gets on the floor it's got to be somewhat waterproofed and so I've learned a good lesson here lol.
Yo Bro' you did an excellent job, it's looking good. me personally I liked the before color. I guess it's a matter of choice of ones own style. anyway great tutorial, it was entertaining.
Most people likely take the quarter round off first, that way you cover the edges. Without doing so, your cuts have to be even better, just like yours are. Nice work! I'm in the middle of doing mine now in the 12 x 24" tiles, same brand. I did have some small gaps to fill and I just used window and door caulk (it's something I can work with, water clean up).
Hi I am a TH-camr based in United Kingdom (UK) I have being watching Decorations and is really amazing. I would like to know the website you bought your PEEL AND STICK MARBLE VINYL TILES. Hopefully to hear from you. Thanks
does anyone know if I want to install carpet later on down the road, if it can be put right over this peel and stick tile or would it all have to be ripped up? Nice job btw!
just a dumb question,bbecause I am thinking of going with these tiles in the BR,But at the toilet,did you remove the toilet or just cut the tile to fit snug against the toilet? Again,maybe a dumb question
That was challenging. I measured and marked the tile. Then I cut it smaller than the line. I placed the tile around the toilet to make sure I didn’t cut it too large. Then I made the final cut. I think it would’ve been easier & faster if I removed the toilet. But what I did worked for me.
Do we need to add any extra glue if the floor is a bit sloped? I have a shiny vinyl sheet flooring and bought the exactly same marble style flooring from HD.
Your friend has shared a link to a Home Depot product they think you would be interested in seeing. www.homedepot.com/p/TrafficMaster-Carrara-Marble-12-in-x-12-in-Peel-and-Stick-Vinyl-Tile-30-sq-ft-case-SS1212/206403282
Home depot! It's called Carra Marble but I went yesterday and it was on the clearance isle. They're discontinuing this exact tile. I bought some awhile back for my bathroom.
I started laying vinyl peel and stick tiles in the small apartment foyer. Layed them onto clean (ugly) existing ceramic tiles. But the grout lines faintly showed through. That was months ago. Feeling totally stuck. Not sure what to do???? Another comment suggested filling the grout lines of old tiles with a product. Please tell me what?
I plan on doing it in my rental house. However I would go for bigger 60x60cm tiles. I worry about seeing the gaps of the tiles under it on this vinyl. So I would like to fill up the gaps around the real tiles first to create a perfect floor first. How does this kind of flooring feel when you walk on it? I don't want to have a floor where it feels like walking on a plastic glued to a surface. I would also need to use it for my shower etc. do I need to seal the very small gaps between each sheet for that?
These adhere very well, but I bought a cheap can of spray adhesive that I sprayed on the floor before installing the tile. I don't think it's necessary, but it's cheap insurance and and quick to apply
You have to be careful mixing adhesives. Some un-bond what is already there and cause the tiles to lift. If fitting peel and stick, use a vinyl tile glue not just any old spray on glue.
Good choice in color. Made the room so much brighter. Thinking about trying these.
Thank you so much.
Great job! Really brightens and looks so much more spacious. Keep the videos going. Thank you. ❤
Thank you! Will do!
I did my laundry area with the same pattern over laminate. Mine came out beautiful and so did yours. Grate job
Thank you. I’m glad yours came out beautiful as well!
How many tiles comes in a package?
wow! total transformation! Looks really good like real marble...and brighter...
Yes it does. Thank you!
Nice job! Looks great.
Thanks!
You did a great job
Thanks. 🙏🏾
I recommend sealing the edges with silicone it’ll help compensate for the little gaps here and there , looks great 👍🏽 keep up the good work
Thank you so much. Will do.
Couldn't he have put some grout on top as well to fill in the gaps between the tiles?
Great job overall. It gives your bathroom a fresher look. 👍 You might want to apply caulking on your floors in between each tile to prevent water from getting under the titles and causing floor damage or mold.
Thank you. I will do so.
If the stickers are up against each other, there shouldn’t be a gap. So no need for caulking.
Where can you purchase that I want do my floors myself also
What you should do is leave 1/8 inch gaps with spacers and use the pre mixed grout that is made for vinyl floor tiles. It is 10x nicer looking and completely water tight.
Why do people comment on what should’ve done. “Great comment overall” 😂
Thank you
Can you send the link of the tiles so I can purchase
I appreciate
The Home Depot. brand TrafficMaster, tiles name Carrara Marble size 12x12
@@rosmeryrodney6892 thank you
Looks Great 👍🏻 👌
Thank you 👍
Good to see a guy in this space making these videos bro. This video definitely helped a brutha out 🙌🏾
I’m glad it did.
Great good job bro
Thank you.
I've watched several videos like this and everyone must have perfectly lined floors. I did this to my small master bathroom and it's been a nightmare. None of my walls are straight, my tub is not straight, and my vanity is not straight. I was only able to lay down about 10 tiles in full. the rest have to go arouond the walls, corners, and bathroom fixtures, so several cuts, most not very good and it's taken me almost a week to get 2/3rds of it done with the hard parts not even done yet. TH-camrs rarely show the headachs on these DIY projects and if they have them, they don't show how to overcome them, at least most of the one's I've seen. Glad you got your floors in without any issues.
I understand your point, it’s important to show the headaches and the hard parts which doing the DIYs. But for this project, I did it in half a day.
Same. It took me forever to make all these weird cuts.
When installing vinyl peel and stick, make a cross line at the exact center of the room, start laying the tile in the center of the room and work outwards.
How many tiles comes in a package ?
Omg finally somebody with same issues as I've been having! I know your comment is 2 years old but I can't help to respond cuz maybe other people have had the same situation with these square tiles I did a fairly large bathroom and I wish I wouldn't have done it at all to be quite honest, it's been the worst nightmare! I'm almost done but it is so unbelievably janky and I'm really worried about it cuz it's not anywhere near waterproof there's so many lil gaps and things and I've been searching TH-cam for how to waterproof the floor without taking the whole floor back up I still haven't found an answer cuz I'm not going to take the whole floor back up like I have to figure out how I'm going to waterproof it I couldn't get it all of them completely flat cuz there was so much glue from previous installations and I couldn't get all the glue off and there was like a lot of water damage so the subfloors like bowing out I cut some of it at the edges but it didn't really help it's just making it more uneven I tried caulking all the edges of all the tiles and that was a big mistake because it just made it look dirty and I had to go through and spend an entire day removing all the caulking which I haven't gotten it all off yet... I haven't put the trim back on because I need to figure out how to waterproof these tiles yeah nobody shows how hard these peel and stick tiles are to actually put in It is difficult AF. Not a fun and easy diy that's for sure. If it was anywhere where there wasn't going to be water involved it would be fun and easy it would be okay but it being in the bathroom water gets on the floor it's got to be somewhat waterproofed and so I've learned a good lesson here lol.
Ok I'm so ready to knock this bathroom out. This looks amazing you did a great job. I'm super inspired
Thank you 🙏🏾. Good luck on your project!
Wow😮 This looks great!
It is! Thank you.
Yo Bro' you did an excellent job, it's looking good. me personally I liked the before color. I guess it's a matter of choice of ones own style. anyway great tutorial, it was entertaining.
Thank you so much for watching. You are right, it’s a matter of choice.
Great video!!
Thank you 🙏🏾
Thank you for sharing! I came here to the Tube to find just this . ❤️
Thank you for watching!!
Nice....🤟❤️🔥
Great job👍🏾
Thank you.
Most people likely take the quarter round off first, that way you cover the edges. Without doing so, your cuts have to be even better, just like yours are. Nice work! I'm in the middle of doing mine now in the 12 x 24" tiles, same brand. I did have some small gaps to fill and I just used window and door caulk (it's something I can work with, water clean up).
Thank you. Can’t wait to see yours if you are posting!
When ready to remove would it destroy trying to put it in my apartment but would remove if it’s going to be a problem when moving
I believe it will because it will be glued to the floor.
Great job
Thank you!
Where you get those time
From Home Depot.
Good work my man
Thank you 🙏🏾
Absolutely love it! just bought a box from the depo.
I’m glad you do.
How many tiles comes in a package?
awesome!! but i also think your tiles needed to follow the same laying direction, so that the design is uniform all throughout
Thanks for the tips!
GREAT JOB
Thank you
Hi
I am a TH-camr based in United Kingdom (UK) I have being watching Decorations and is really amazing. I would like to know the website you bought your PEEL AND STICK MARBLE VINYL TILES. Hopefully to hear from you. Thanks
Hi! Thank you for watching. I purchased them from Home Depot.
Suggestion, caulk around the edge under trim, more pro look.
Great suggestion, thank you!
Wow! This looks great!
Thank you.
Looks good
Thank you.
does anyone know if I want to install carpet later on down the road, if it can be put right over this peel and stick tile or would it all have to be ripped up? Nice job btw!
Is this waterproof if people shower here it will come out and after stick how to clean bathroom?
Looks really nice great job but how is these tiles holding up
It's good. I will do a six months after video
@@diyelie kool thanks I wanna do my bathroom but don’t wanna mess up the actual tiles I have now
Nice job. I am going to try it out!
Thank you. Good luck on your project.
just a dumb question,bbecause I am thinking of going with these tiles in the BR,But at the toilet,did you remove the toilet or just cut the tile to fit snug against the toilet? Again,maybe a dumb question
That’s not a dumb question. If you are able to remove the toilet, the cut will be easier. I did not feel like removing it so I cut around it.
Looks so lush!!!
Thanks
Looks great ! Should of took of the q round moldings to get a tighter fit and then reinstalled them but other then that I like the look of marble
Thank u. I will keep that in mind for future projects.
The point of the sticker tiles is to be fast, easy, cheap, and NOT have to take off the quarter round.
Great job! It makes the room brighter. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!! It does make the room look brighter and better.
How do they hold up with cleaning?
They have.
So I can do this by myself?lol how long did it take
It’s not hard at all. It took me an afternoon.
could you please tell me if it is easy to remove it after a while and go back to the old style ??
I am not sure because I have not removed mine.
Is it possible to take it off without ruining the floor under?
I have tried but I don’t think so.
How did you do around the toilet that’s what I’m trying to figure out how to do it around my toilet
That was challenging. I measured and marked the tile. Then I cut it smaller than the line. I placed the tile around the toilet to make sure I didn’t cut it too large. Then I made the final cut. I think it would’ve been easier & faster if I removed the toilet. But what I did worked for me.
Do we need to add any extra glue if the floor is a bit sloped? I have a shiny vinyl sheet flooring and bought the exactly same marble style flooring from HD.
Not at all.
Is it easy to take it off?
How good is the quality of this product ?
It’s pretty good I’m about to put it in my closet also.
Can these be used over tile countertops
I’m not sure. I think those are only for floors.
So its been over a year now how did it hold up ...
Did it slide apart or peel up
You ask at the right time. I’ll be posting the 1 year update video very soon.
th-cam.com/video/xKRsxQd0PrQ/w-d-xo.html. Check out the update.
How long did it take for you to do it all by yoursrelf?
How'd you cut around the toilet??
I cut it little by little from the center until it fit. Must people would’ve removed the 🚽
If i’m doing this to a basement with concrete floor do i need anything like a primer?
Will this ruin the floor underneath if you try to take it off
where'd you purchase these? Please provide the link, thank you! Love this look!
Your friend has shared a link to a Home Depot product they think you would be interested in seeing.
www.homedepot.com/p/TrafficMaster-Carrara-Marble-12-in-x-12-in-Peel-and-Stick-Vinyl-Tile-30-sq-ft-case-SS1212/206403282
Home depot! It's called Carra Marble but I went yesterday and it was on the clearance isle. They're discontinuing this exact tile. I bought some awhile back for my bathroom.
Ok. So the peel and stick tile is bigger than existing tile. Isn't grout underneath create a crease / uneven area on peel and stick tile?
I didn’t have any grout underneath.
Will water sip through the joints? If it does, and its trapped there. Mould will start appearing beneath the tiles.
That haven’t happened to mine but you have a point.
Did you take off the mouldings
No.
How to purchase?
At Home Depot.
Will it be delivered in India or not?
hello where can I buy those peel and stick vinyl tile? thanks
Home Depot.
Thanks for the helpful video..
Do you still have it.
Is it strong enough to be washed with lot of water?
Did it get damp between the tiles?
Now that it’s been a while, how do you think it’s holding up?
Great question. It is still holding the same as when I first install it. It’s amazing.
@@diyelie thanks! I think this is going to be the solution for me, thanks for the confidence boost!
@@maillemacanaugh1841 You are welcome!
hello what's your floor finish before?
Love it👌👍🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Thank you. I am happy you love it!
Thank You. I need to do my kitchen floor so I’ll look into something like this
You are welcome. It will be a great choice!
What will be the cost of this fo sqft? Is it suitable to hall?
@@babuellandala3718 It’s $0.89/sq ft. It’s your choice where you want to put it.
Beautiful
Thank you.
hi there, need an update. how is it holden till this day?
Hi!
It’s still as good as the first day. I can’t wait to do the one year review!
@@diyelie thank you for the update, and I'm going to try to do it on my restroom too
I started laying vinyl peel and stick tiles in the small apartment foyer. Layed them onto clean (ugly) existing ceramic tiles.
But the grout lines faintly showed through.
That was months ago. Feeling totally stuck.
Not sure what to do???? Another comment suggested filling the grout lines of old tiles with a product. Please tell me what?
It’s been a year and I have not grouted mine. I will be doing it soon but until then, I wouldn’t know what to tell you.
is it water proof i mean is it still okay ?
It is still ok. Check out my 1 year later video of it.
I did the same with the black and it scratches like crazy
This one remains nice and it’s been over 3 years.
Where is your buy it???
Home Depot.
Nice job but I was hoping you would show how you cut around the toilet
Thank you. you are right that is something i should've shown
Is this not slippery when wet?
No, this particular tile has a slight grip.
How many tiles in one package ?
I believe the package had enough to cover 30 square feet
How has these held up bro?
This is the 1 year update. th-cam.com/video/xKRsxQd0PrQ/w-d-xo.html
Were the old tiles ceramic or vinyl?
Vinyl
It didnt come of ? Please reply me
?
Hi I just lay cement on my kitchen floor but now I want to put peel and stick tile but the floor is kind of Rough not smooth want can I do
The floor has to be smooth for tile to look and feel good.
You can apply a thin layer of self leveling underlayment to smooth out the surface
what was your square footage for the whole bathroom
I did not measure it.
Where to buy these tiles?
Home Depot.
I plan on doing it in my rental house. However I would go for bigger 60x60cm tiles. I worry about seeing the gaps of the tiles under it on this vinyl. So I would like to fill up the gaps around the real tiles first to create a perfect floor first. How does this kind of flooring feel when you walk on it? I don't want to have a floor where it feels like walking on a plastic glued to a surface. I would also need to use it for my shower etc. do I need to seal the very small gaps between each sheet for that?
It feels like normal regular floor. I’m not sure if using it in your shower is the best idea.
How was it after a year?
It’s actually looking great. Here is a link to my 1 year later video.
th-cam.com/video/xKRsxQd0PrQ/w-d-xo.html
Need apply primer before installing?
I did not apply primer.
Where do we find that tile at?
Home Depot.
Did you have to remove toilet or did you cut around it ?
I think if you are able to it wouldn’t be a bad idea. But I was able to cut around it.
@@diyelie thank you 😊
@@dianesmith8145 You are welcome!
great video! The worst part is pulling up the old stuff!
True!
Nice job I know it's been a year but how long did it last or is it still going strong. Any link to where it can be purchased online?
Here is the link to the update video a year later.
th-cam.com/video/xKRsxQd0PrQ/w-d-xo.html
I purchased the tiles at Home Depot.
What are the size of your tiles?
12x12
Is this water proof, ??
Yes it is. Nothing else would work in a bathroom.
How did you measure for the cuts around the toilet ?
I wish I had filmed that part but my camera died. I didn’t measure, I instead started with a small cut, walked my way little by little until it fit.
How can I buy this?
Is this floor slippery ?
No it’s not.
is it okay if its get wet? the glue is still there?
Yes, I’ve mopped it.
Eniyan mi bawo?
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Does it peel off when vacuuming the floor?
No it does not.
What about the order of the patterns
That’s one of the mistakes I made. I’m still happy with the result thought.
@@diyelie definitely looks great 👍
These adhere very well, but I bought a cheap can of spray adhesive that I sprayed on the floor before installing the tile. I don't think it's necessary, but it's cheap insurance and and quick to apply
It never hurts to do a little more.
You have to be careful mixing adhesives. Some un-bond what is already there and cause the tiles to lift. If fitting peel and stick, use a vinyl tile glue not just any old spray on glue.
How do ubcut it?
Can you rewrite the comment? I don’t get it.
Did you use any kind of glue with the peel and stick.
No. Although I’ve seen others do it.
Great job. Do you recommend using adhesive ?
Thank you. Next time I will.