DECORATIVE 3mm Self-Adhesive Cork Floor Tiles (0.80m2)

I've used these tiles in 2 bathrooms and more recently, a caravan. The bathroom ones have been in for about 2 years and they are wearing extremely well - they still look like new. They are easy to fit (I use the backing paper of the last tile I laid to make a template for any awkward spots). Love that they are a sustainable product too.

does what is says on the tin, nice tile at a good price

Generally pretty good. I layed over vinyl tiles in my bathroom then added 4 coats of waterproof varnish. They are pretty fragile without varnish, but have been holding up well with lots of coats. Very easy to cut and fit. Only time will tell if they last, but only cost 40 quid so not too bothered

I floored my kitchen with these tiles (Wish I hadn't but you live and learn). Anyway I'll start with the difference in sizes. Whilst the majority are a similar size you get the odd one which is a couple of mm smaller or larger than most. This completely throws out the syncing when trying to get them to lay squarely & you end up trying to squeeze or stretch or even trim the odd tile to get it to fit. Also, whilst I'm on about sizes, the thickness can also vary - sometimes quite noticeably. The next source of despair was the adhesive on the back of the tiles. Absolutely shockingly inconsistent, most notably on the edges where many didn't have sufficient adhesive so tiles would raise & lip where they weren't stuck to the subfloor. Next on the list and the most distressing part is the finish. They are coated in a thick wax seal. After a couple of months the floor start to look grubby - especially in the areas where we walk around. The wax acts like glue and anything mucky just sticks to it so they go a very dirty shade of grey very quickly. I've tried cleaning them - it took me a day crawling around on my hands and knees with a bottle of white spirit & a bunch of rags. Not fun! Anyway, they look awful and I'm currently in the process of pulling them up to replace them with thicker, better quality and properly sealed tiles. One thing I've learnt about cork tiles is don't ever get pre-sealed with wax. Get them either pre-sealed with a water-based PU sealer or get them unfinished and seal them yourself with a decent PU lacquer. This little exercise has cost me about £400 so I leave this review in the hope that you may take heed and spend a few extra quid and get something of better quality. This has been an expensive eye opener.

Easy to apply and looks great. Too early to tell it durability.

I bought this to put on the wall around the windows in my boat, it was fairly easy to use, I find that you really need a very sharp craft knife if you want clean cuts or where grain changes you get an uneven cut.I think I probably should have gone for a slightly thicker option but in general I think bit looks quite good.After a week some of the glue started failing, I believe because of the changes in temperature, I think if used in a house glue with be good enough, most of it still fine it only a tiny bit on the corner.Edit: more areas are coming off. I have now bought some contact adhesive. I think probably for flooring the glue that comes with it it's good enough but for vertical adhesion extra strong adhesive may be needed

i love the tiles, they looks and feel fantastic. And great Value too!!The only thing is i am trying to contact the seller to ask a few questions before putting in a rather big order for them, but can't seem to find any contact details. Any help would be useful.

Looks great, feels lovely underfoot and easy to put down ...I did it myself in an afternoon