Assorted Carpet Tile 24"x24" 96sqft 24 Tiles

Perfect! The patterns were exactly as described. I ended up with 22 boxes and they were all consistent, i.e. there was a lot of variety, but it's not like I had 20 boxes of consistent variety and then 2 boxes of totally different colors/patterns.Installation was very easy and took only a couple days by myself. My approach was to lay out all the tiles that didn't need special cutting/fitting first, and then go back over the whole thing pulling each one up, peeling off the adhesive covers, and sticking them back down. That adds time to the process, but it's well worth it since it allows you to get everything lined up and square and ensure you're patterning is the way you want it before committing.Squaring everything up is really key to it looking good. The tiles are really perfectly cut - the precision was super-impressive to me. Still, it's so easy have them veer off a straight line when laying them out, so there's quite a bit to be done in correcting those lines and getting everything to line up the way you want. I was lucky that the seams in my basement concrete are square to my walls, so I was able to use those as guidelines. If you're not so lucky, I would recommend getting a chalk line tool to make some reference lines on your floor. I would then lay out tiles, skipping the rows/columns with my lines, then fill those in last.Considering the price and ease of installation, I was pretty shocked at how impressive the results were given I know nothing about flooring and such.

I am carpeting a She Shed. Since it will be used for arts and crafts, I wanted the ability to replace part of the carpet if it gets damaged. This works great. Because each piece is different, you can mix and match for the desired look, and if one piece gets damaged, you pull it up and put down a replacement. No worry about matching seams or patterns or anything. So it's perfect for where I am using it. Potential downside - the back only has two small roughly 1" wide strips that run the length of the tile parallel to each other about 6" in from the edges. That may not be enough to keep the carpet securely in place, so you may need to get some type of glue to hold it down. Also, some of the carpet pieces aren't as deep as others, so you could end up with a ridge between pieces. Otherwise, it looks good and the padding on the back allows for a bit of give when walking on it.

These tiles were Exactly what we wanted! We covered a small wooden deck that we recently enclosed with windows instead of just screens off of our master bedroom. We wanted to enjoy it in winter to watch the snow, but the space between the wood planks would allow air flow and it could get very chilly. These tiles have a weatherproof rubber base and they stick very well to the wood. I found a video on Home Depot’s Website that shows the process for putting down carpet tiles. It was fairly simple. After I got used to trimming them it went very quickly and I was done in a few hours. I would highly recommend these for a unique look that is not super expensive.

Love the ease of using these squares. I wish there was more brighter variety but the quality seems good for the price. The patterns in our boxes were fairly similar though not the same.

I was worried about the colors but turns out from 9 boxes(12 come in each box) I had 29 warm/brown tones, 5 "weird" color/pattern and all the rest were Cool/Blue/Grey tones. This worked out perfectly for me to do the living room and hallway in cool tones, the bedroom in warm tones and use the "weird" ones for a area rub under my tv stand in the family room. The weird ones btw were nothing to strange just one dark burgundy, 2 red striped ones and the rest where a speckled half blue half lime green.The tiles are really nice quality though it is commercial carpet so dont expect it to be super soft, nothing is so rough it will rip your skin off or anything just not soft and plush with a long pile.

I have not installed these yet but they feel just like the expensive squares we use at work.

We recently removed all the carpet in our home upstairs and the den, putting wood vynil floors upstairs and waiting for the right time to do the entire downstairs with the same material. In the meantime the den got these squares. I do believe it came out pretty good as far as covering 👌 the base flooring. There are different sizes so look at the bottom some look like fabric and others are solid thick with the carpet attached. We put the thicker pieces near the door and desk area for the higher traffic and the thinner pieces under the bed and in the closet area. It's easy to cut, just score and fold and cut one more time when folded. Smaller pieces can use some more carpet dual stick tape sold separately, and was an easy and fun task to install.

I bought & laid this carpet in April & these pictures were taken today, Sept 8th. I wanted to see how it held up before giving a review. I bought 8 boxes to do my home. Sorted the colors for the living room 1st, then took all of the light greys for my girls room. I had a few dark tile that I knew I wouldn't use anywhere else, so I decided to do the back door/laundry room area because the most dirt gets tracked in through there. (It's commercial carpet like they use in doctor's offices, so why not??) The best decision ever!! I did buy carpet tape and put on all the corners. I have gotten so many compliments! And it's holding up to 3 kids & 2 dogs.