DIY grout-able peel and stick tile

[@eisar1852]

Thank you for sharing this video! It is very helpful i now know what ti have to be keen on. The floor looks amazing, beautifully done!. 👍🏵

[@sheezabrickhouse7299]

Thank you for this video!!! You did an AMAZING job in spite of the hiccups with the glue. Looks absolutely professional in my opinion. Love love love it!

[@MimzyandCompany]

Thank you so much!!! I’m happy with it and it’s been a while now and it’s holding up really well!

[@comingsoon2007]

Great job 👍🏻 , your Video is so helpful

[@MimzyandCompany]

Thanks ! So glad to be helpful

[@patsypryor9850]

my nephew does flooring and he did stick down for me, he put a line of liquid nails on the back of every tile laid. It has been about 20 years and only 2 tiles in the bathroom have lifted where I put a floor heater when we had heating system problems. I will replace those and the tile design I chose is timeless I think,I have no immediate plans to change it. you are brave to do this yourself! I am too intimidated! kudos!

[@MimzyandCompany]

Thanks Patsy! I think I may need to put liquid nails under a couple of my tiles. The old tile that I covered is still well stuck down after probably 40 years, so hopefully mine will stay just as long.

[@flowerchild777]

Another very informative video share. You're awesome

[@MimzyandCompany]

Thank you Angela!

[@rentme2011]

Appreciate you sharing the pitfalls. I plan to grout some peel and stick tile in our basement bathroom. Will definitely have some adhesive just in case I have issues! Great job. It looks like real tile!

[@MimzyandCompany]

Thank you. After all is said and done, I'm happy with the way it looks. My brothers came over and thought it was ceramic tile. I do have a couple tiles that are puffy...they're not stuck, but the grout is holding them down still. Eventually I'll have to reglue them. Anyway, good luck.

[@thackeray4]

Looks beautiful! Good job!

[@MimzyandCompany]

Thank you Amy! Thanks for commenting!

[@st4y-c4lm44]

Beautiful!

[@MimzyandCompany]

Thank you! I love it too , even though it was a pain. It’s held up well.

[@propertystuff7221]

Very helpful! Thank you!

[@MimzyandCompany]

yes, youre welcome!

[@Oliviamazzola]

What kind of grout did you use?

[@MimzyandCompany]

its special kind made specifically for this vinyl tile.

[@cassieoster3130]

Where did you get your tile? Looks great!

[@MimzyandCompany]

Thank you, it came from Lowe’s. It was on super duper clearance because it was discontinued.

[@Jesswinterr]

Are your washer and dryer painted?

[@MimzyandCompany]

Yes. I know it’s crazy, but both my washer and dryer are super duper old, but they both work great so I couldn’t justify buying new, just because I wanted them to be a different color. So I painted them. And the space looks so much better with dark appliances.

[@Jesswinterr]

@@MimzyandCompany not crazy! They look nice and it made me think of painting mine 😆

[@gracefulvintage]

Sorry you had to go thru so much just to get good product,.but it looks fabulous!

[@MimzyandCompany]

Thank you. I'm very happy with the look of it. And I think it'll last a very long time...the good tiles reaaaaally stick.

[@caseyhletko1965]

@@MimzyandCompany what brand was the tile you used? I know you said it was discontinued but I’m interested in the brand :) how do you know if they’re groutable? Thanks!!

[@melissalombardo7839]

@@caseyhletko1965 hmmm…not sure of the brand. I’ll have to get back to you on that. It has say in the box that it’s groutable. I’m not sure what it is exactly that make a peel snd stick groutable. Maybe nothing…

[@antiquegirl6505]

​@@caseyhletko1965 I bought the white & grey "Carrera marble" version of these tiles (also on clearance) from Lowe's several years ago. It is from Style Selections, Luxury vinyl tile. #1031853 for our color. 30 tiles in a carton, covered 11.09 sq ft per box. We used a flex color vtg (vinyl tile grout) in eggshell white to fill in minor spaces between some areas of the tiles. The salespeople advised us to use a few small dots of Loctite adhesive per tile, if needed. It turned out much better than expected, but requires patience to cut around toilet and odd areas.