Emaraxy Peel and Stick Carpet Tiles 12x12 Inch

[Color: Black]
A perfect fit for our travel trailer, easily cut to size and peel and stick. Thin and light weight (don't need more weight in the trailer than necessary). This is great for small areas, less traveled or treaded on. They stuck great to the linoleum in our older Jayco, covered cracks and bumps and bruises. I can use a little battery type vacuum, like the kind for cars to clean up. On another note, they also make nice scratching pads for the cats, as I noticed they were the first ones to get in the trailer and start scratching. So I put a few on the wall, they do stick well so be careful with dry wall. The trailer is mostly plastic, vinyl ect, so they peel off easier too.

I put these carpet squares in our home office because my desk chair and foot traffic were starting to show on the old floor. I didn't want to deal with installing traditional carpet, the peel-and-stick design was what interested me. Before starting, I laid several tiles out without removing the backing so I could figure out the placement and where I would need cuts along the wall. That little bit of planning made installation go much smoother. The adhesive backing was straightforward to use. After positioning each square, I pressed firmly around the corners and edges. The large tiles helped the job move quickly, there are fewer seams compared with smaller carpet squares. I used a utility knife and straightedge for the pieces near the wall, and they trimmed cleanly with a few passes. What I notice most now is how much quieter the office feels. My chair movement and footsteps aren't as noticeable, the floor feels warmer under my feet. The simple black surface also works well with the desk and shelves without making the room look busy.

I purchased these self-adhesive carpet tiles for a small area in my basement because the concrete floor was freezing cold, and I wanted a quick upgrade without a major renovation. They arrived in perfect condition, allowing me to start laying them the very same day. I was impressed by how simple the installation was: after thoroughly cleaning the floor, I just had to peel off the backing and lay them down one by one. The adhesive backing held firmly, and the tiles were easy to align. Compared to the bare concrete, the room now looks much cozier and more cohesive. Thanks to the individual tile design, cutting them to fit around corners and obstacles was far easier than working with traditional rolled carpeting.I am very pleased with their overall performance. The 4.5mm thickness adds a layer of underfoot comfort and makes the room feel more inviting. The tiles have stayed securely in place without shifting. The surface is easy to vacuum, and minor stains can be cleaned up pquickly.

The square carpet tiles look great after installation. The color matches my furniture well without being too visually overwhelming. The overall look is neat and the room feels much warmer. I cleaned the floor first, then peeled off the protective film and applied them directly. I was a bit careful the first time I laid them, confirming the positions before fixing them, but I got much faster after that. The tiles are all the same size, making it easy to lay them one after another, and the edges align perfectly.After installation, they feel noticeably softer underfoot, much more comfortable than my previous hard floor. Footsteps are much quieter, and the space feels much quieter. I also love the individual tile design; if one area gets dirty or needs replacing, you don't have to clean the entire carpet, just that specific area, making it much more convenient for daily use.The quantity in this pack is also very practical; it came in handy for cleaning one room's floor. After installation, it doesn't look like I laid them piece by piece; it gives the impression of a complete carpet. Beige also makes the space look brighter and softer, and it matches the furniture naturally. For people who want to renovate their rooms themselves but don't want to spend too much time and effort, I think this is really easy to do, and I'm very satisfied with the finished result.

[Color: Black, Color: Black]
These carpet tiles are more impressive than I was expecting! They are thin, but they add a little extra comfort when placed over a concrete floor. I’m planning to use them in a closet in my basement, and I think they will be perfect for that space.One of my favorite things about these tiles is how easy they are to replace. If one gets stained or damaged, you can simply pull up that square and replace it instead of having to replace the entire floor.I don’t think they would hold up for a super long time in a high-traffic area, but for the way I plan to use them, they should work great. You get a good amount of tiles for the price, making these a great value!

These carpet squares did the trick to make a basement space more finished and cozy. It peels and sticks, so it’s way easier to install than traditional carpeting, especially if you’re doing a smaller DIY project. They can easily be cut and placed around furniture or other areas as needed. The individual tile format is also convenient because you can replace one section instead of having to redo the whole floor.The carpet adds a little warmth and softness to an otherwise plain basement floor. The adhesive sticks well to a properly prepared surface but it's a little easier to install if you take a little extra time to clean and smooth out the floor beforehand.simple, functional carpet tiles for small spaces.

I installed these carpet tiles in one corner of my home space where foot traffic happens every day. You didn't need fancy tools to set them up. I just peeled the backing off and put each piece down flat on top of my existing hard floor surface.It feels firm under shoes and socks. Once placed they stay put and the edges line up nicely next to each other. The texture is good for places where people sit or walk.I also used a few pieces inside a small work nook to soften the hard flooring.If you see dirt on the surface, it’s easy to clean it off. I am pleased with the look and performance of these tiles in my living space and I am able to lift single tiles if I need to tend to messes, These tiles meet my household needs.

[Color: Black, Color: Black]
I got these 12x12 peel and stick carpet squares to carpet a 48"x48" board that's currently covered in floor tiles and serves as a chair mat. I upgraded to the roller blade type wheels on my chair, and the thing just rolls all over the place now. I'm hoping these carpet squares will help. Here's what I found when checking them out.1. First of all, you get 30 carpet squares for $29.99 (as of this writing). So basically about $1 per square. The squares come in a variety of colors. I got the black ones, and the color looks very nice. It's black with a tinge of gray to give it character.2. The carpet square have an adhesive back with a peel off film that with a handy tab to make it easy to remove. The adhesive is quite good. It's mildly forgiving as you line up the edges, but once pressed down, the grip is strong. Maybe too strong. These squares will definitely stay put, but I suspect they'll be very difficult to remove and will likely leave a horrible mess behind if you try. I wouldn't consider these temporary unless you plan to do some serious cleanup.3. The pattern is subtle, but there is a right way and a wrong way to orient the squares when laying them, so make sure the pattern matches from left to right, and top to bottom. Fortunately, the pattern matches very well from square to square.Unfortunately, that's where the joy ends...1. The 12x12 squares are not actually 12x12. The actual measurements are 11 3/4 x 11 7/8 (see pictures). So not only are they not 12x12, but they're not even square. My 48" x 48" board is perfectly covered end-to-end with 12x12 floor tiles (4 tiles by 4 tiles, 16 total). Covering it over with 16 of these carpet squares left a sizable gap on one end, and the bottom. Yes, the gaps were slightly different in size (see pictures).2. The "squares" are not 4.5mm thick, they are 4.0mm thick. I used digital calipers and made sure not to apply any pressure when measuring. If anything, I was overly generous with the measurement.3. The "squares" are ok, but I certainly wouldn't call them "premium". They're probably decent for the price, but I would consider them on the lower end of thickness, durability, and quality. With that said, for about $1 per square, I think they're a pretty good value.4. I wouldn't however, recommend using them under an office chair. Shortly after installing them, I could already see a lot of unsightly marks from the wheels (see picture). Keep in mind that the wheels on my chair are the very forgiving roller blade type wheels. I can't imagine what standard casters would do to this carpet.'All-in-all, I would consider these reasonably decent carpet squares for the money if they were actually 12x12. The fact that they aren't actually 12x12, or even square, might not matter so much depending on your application, but if you're expecting 12x12 or at least "square", then these are not for you. If you just want some decent low-end tiles to throw down that'll stick well, then these should get the job done at a good price point.