Achim Home Furnishings FTVSO10320 Nexus 12-Inch Vinyl Tile, Solid Black and White, Pack of 20
$12.61
Last updated on January 7, 2024 1:11 am Details
- Achim home furnishings FTVSO10320 Nexus 12-inch vinyl Tile, solid black and W
- This product adds Extra shine to your home
- Made in China
- Just Peel ‘N’ Stick
- Stunning high gloss
- No wax Finish
- 5 year limited warranty
- 1.2mm Thickness
Specification: Achim Home Furnishings FTVSO10320 Nexus 12-Inch Vinyl Tile, Solid Black and White, Pack of 20
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Achim Home Furnishings FTVSO10320 Nexus 12-Inch Vinyl Tile, Solid Black and White, Pack of 20
$12.61
Janae Soto –
Perfect for what I needed! For the price I was really happy with this floor. As I did not need anything super fancy for my garage floor. But I wanted to cover up the cracked and stained garage floor since we have parties in our garage. It’s been almost 2 months and the floor seems to be holding up perfectly. I did use extra glue when putting it down since a garage floor has a lot of temperature changes, I wanted to make sure it was down good. We do not park in our garage, I do not know that I would have used this floor if we did. If you are on a tight budget or just need a cheap floor for something like a garage/shop I would say this is a great solution.
Clark*sMom –
I bought two packages to redo my bathroom floor. I was worried since some reviewers say they were paper-thin, but I laid them right over some ugly ceramic tile, and I can’t see any indentations or other evidence of the tile underneath. I was able to cut them with scissors (not all that easily, but it wasn’t super-hard, either). As some said, they don’t line up perfectly, but there are arrows on the underside that help if you consistently place them in the same direction. I used some adhesive to hold them in place – nothing fancy. They aren’t perfect, but I still have extras. Honestly, for $20 and a half-day job, I’m very pleased!
London –
Good cheap way for a Reno. I put it over real ceramic tiles. And don’t worry about the arrows on the back. Each box was different and it’s pretty easy to figure out a checkerboard effect
Jade –
don’t know why people wrote bad reviews on this.. they’re good enough quality for the price! i’m a renter so had to do a semi-temporary fix for the ugly bathroom in our apt. i bought just one box, and ended up using 19 out of the 20 tiles. easy application, took about 2 hours for our roughly 6×6 bathroom and looks great!
for the weird edges and around the toilet i used tracing paper to get exactly the shape and angles and that really helped to be exact ( started doing that halfway through wish i would have done it from the get go)
will update if there’s any issues but so far i’m very pleased with our new bathroom!
marryn –
I wasn’t expecting Armstrong quality at this price, but these are terrible. All of the tiles have scuffs straight out of the box, several tiles came with the pattern peeling up in the corners, and a few had red/orange stains on them. To top it off, the glue is weak and the pattern doesn’t always line up. I wish Armstrong made this pattern, because I know those would last. I expect I will be replacing these in a year or two.
Sherise –
The Amazon box that the item was sent in was completely fine the box at the tiles were in was smooshed at the corner about half my tiles were bent and cracked! Don’t waste your money on this item go to a hardware store and do it right!!
Randy L Connell –
This tile looks great in my kitchen. I never trust the self-adhesive after having a couple of bad experiences. I used a tile adhesive and did the peel and stick on top of it. Tiles are firmly attached and no signs of any problems after several months of abuse. Cleans up nicely and looks great! The bad part is that each tile is marked with an arrow to show how to place the tiles but I found that it was better to do it visually. Even so, there are some corners that don’t match up exactly. I thought that might be a problem, but once the entire floor was done, it’s really not noticeable unless you get down on your hands and knees and really look for flaws. Great product, great price… let me redo my kitchen floor on a budget with the exact look I was hoping for.
k.b. –
We recently used these tiles to cover over and existing ugly worn out linoleum floor. I read a lot of the reviews here before deciding to buy and you should too! Heres a quick summary of what you should know:
1. Many of the tiles have imperfections. You should buy at least 2x more than you think you need. Imperfections will be dents and dings, as well as printing errors. The white is not a true white, but more of a light grey, printed over the tile. Some of the tiles have ‘printer lines’ in them.
2.Before starting our project we sorted the tiles into three piles. perfect tiles, which we used in the most visible areas. Tiles with minor imperfections, which get used in less visible areas, and crappy tiles, which we used only when they were being cut and small parts being used at edges and corners.
3. Not all of the arrows for alignment were facing the same way, its like these packs have two different manufacture runs mixed up in them. It was about 50/50 meaning half the tile alignment didn’t 100% match and you have to really pay attention to aligning the tiles.
4.While these say peel and stick, right away we could tell the adhesive wasn’t very good. A quick trip to the hardware store and 2 canisters of liquid nails solved this problem. Seriously, buy some glue or they WILL come up.
Overall, we are really happy with how the project turned out. Our kitchen looks fantastic. BUT, I’m not sure i’d recommend them to anyone. They’re cheap, buy you will pay more just in quantity, glue, and frustration. We needed a quick fix because we are at least 5 years away from a kitchen remodel. When we get to that point we will for sure be ripping these out and putting down something else. Its been a few months and the tiles have held up well, to kids, large dogs, and spills, and they clean easily. I did have to move the fridge once and the weight left a divet in one of the tiles.