Most contractors will tell you that re-tiling a bathroom floor is a costly endeavor. Fortunately, you can save your money and opt for peel-and-stick floor tiles instead—these are our secret to an instant bathroom refresh.
Peel-and-stick tiles have come a long way—while they previously were recommended for backsplashes and low-traffic areas, newer versions work perfectly as a low-cost way to refresh your bathroom or powder room.
Because peel-and-stick tiles are an excellent option for many, we turned to two DIY experts for some tips on how to lay it like a pro.
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Before diving head first into this, assess your bathroom to decide if peel-and-stick is the solution.
As Brandon Walker of ASAP Restoration LLC points out, affordability and ease are two reasons people turn to peel-and-stick. This is often the case for people tackling a bigger renovation who want to spend their immediate budget on more pressing projects.
“Peel-and-stick tiles are a good option when you need a quick, impermanent solution that you can do now and replace later—without hating the in-between,” Walker says.
While peel-and-stick can be perfect for an instant refresh, they won’t last as long as more traditional flooring options.
“If you want to do a full bathroom remodel in five years but still want the space to feel improved, then peel-and-stick tiles are a great temporary solution,” Walker says.
Erin Hybart of ReErin says she first attempted peel-and-stick tile in her home and quickly learned what not to do. Her first mistake? Using low-quality peel-and-stick tiles.
“I had to rip it up after a few weeks—it looked horrible,” she says. “Needless to say, I did some research before taking the project on again.”
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