Ok so i have tiles already down, can i just peel and stick these over my current tile without removing these tiles, just stick on top?
1569557
That's what I have done. Cleaned the old ones and make sure you do not have uneven surface. It works ok.
1606099
Personally I don't think they would work on a drop ceiling. It's not "solid". After applying the adhesive, I used a 4" paint roller to prss the tiles to an old accostic ceiling. Ditch the drop ceiling and put over the old ceiling, you will be sooo HAPPY. Our ceiling has been up fpr 1 year and no sign of problems. I'm 69 and had no problem putting up my ceiling. Going to expand to our other rooms
1070632
they should stick to tiles but i'm not sure they will stick to the rug..may need a stitch on the rugmine stick on walls/tiles/ceilings/windows/furniture and almost anywhere i have used them, AND i AM GUESSING YOUR PUTTING THE RUG ON THE FLOOR AND NOT THE WALL. THEY ARE NOT STRONG FOR HANGING VERTICALLY AND HOLDING THE WEIGHT OF A RUG
515241
yes. all tiles come as squares with borders on four sides. you can peel the border off where you need to
2101228
I'm with the other commenter. They have been up since December, and have held beautifully. You need to be sure that they are on a flat surface, on the tile, and not on the grout lines. I took them down yesterday, and they were still holding very, very well. There is a locking mechanism that helps them to hold tight. I would be hesitant to glue them, because I would be afraid that the glue might damage the suction cup, and then they would be useless.
408920
What i did was put them on my wall using thumbtacks. So it's super easy to remove, When it's time to move out my apartment. Just don't use glue. And you should be fine.
595154
It may be possible to do so, but mine is mounted on the wall and tiled around (tile first, but leave one side untiled so the cornerpiece can be slipped into place without fighting the tile, unless you have huge grout lines). The tile should dry first because the cornerpiece needs to be held in place with tape while it dries in place. I really like how it looks.
1307328
Must a player dump an unusable tile or can he wait until other player says peel?
10286
Yes you can. The corner edges go a specific way so it may confuse you at first, but they are universal tiles.
910328
I think it would have some give. You need to prime the surface, otherwise they won't stick. I put them up with the glue that is for the tiles and after getting about 4 up they all started coming down. I figured out that the surface was too smooth and needed to be primed. Now they look really well. And yes, the will give for a slight arc.
1502948
I don't know for sure. They seem to be secured with some type of glue, but I imagine if you wanted to break out the tiles that it comes with, you could put in something of your own choosing.
1770584
Instructions say to pour floor leveler directly onto mat. Then add your thin set and tile. You can also put down cement board first, but not needed.
737883
Yes. Once the tiles are smooth and flat. I put these on and they never came off. Make sure you turn the outer piece until it clicks.
1585064
Try using a permanent marker color in a shade that will differentiate the tiles from the others. Good luck.
1184750
You have to use unmodified thinset to anchor this. I think you would have to first remove the tile.
2105820
No. First, it's not strong enough to support the weight and second, I don't think that the tiles would stick.
1275382
It won't stick on existing tile. You must remove tile and then make sure surface is smooth enough.