Stick on tiles floor install#
Stick on tiles floor update#
Stick on tiles floor upgrade#
Stick on tiles floor full#
Stick on tiles floor free#

It flows much better with the rest of the house now.Ī new mirror was a priority on my list. It was just too dated for our taste, so we finally did the big remodel and are really happy with how it turned out.

Stick on tiles floor update#

But we have been wanting to update the bathroom since we moved it. I think those photos speak volumes about how much paint and accessories can help a room. We made the orange work for a while with some paint and accessories. I’m doing a little celebration dance over here! The bathroom remodel is finished! Every good reveal needs a before and after! Here’s what we started with when we moved into the house. Ultimately we chose Benjamin Moore Ozark Shadows. I have to admit I wasn’t really a fan of laminate flooring before, but grouted peel and stick floor tiles have come a long way.įor the walls, we tried three samples, From left to right, Benjamin Moore Ozark Shadows, Benjamin Moore Coventry Gray, Valspar Hazy Stratus. I think the grout really helps with the tile aesthetic. It looks so much better than I expected and it feels just like real tile. We’re really pleased with how the floor turned out. If I were estimating, I would say laying the tiles took approx 4 hours and the grouting took maybe 30 minutes. I followed with a sponge to wipe up any excess grout on the tiles. Hubby did the grouting, which was super easy, according to him. It wasn’t terrible though, it just took some patience.

Stick on tiles floor full#

The full tiles were actually kind of fun to lay down, but once I got to the edges, I had to do measuring and cutting, which wasn’t so fun. We used 1/8″ spacers to keep the tiles evenly spaced for the grout. I don’t have photos of the actual tile cutting and laying down because I was pretty focused. Generally, I think you’re supposed to start in the middle of the room and work your way out, but since our bathroom is so tiny and some of it is covered with a vanity and toilet, we decided to start from the corner of the doorway, which is the most visible area. I did this to get a feel for how it would look and to figure out the best place to start. Above you can see my test run without sticking any tiles down. It would hide any imperfections with walls not being straight and aesthetically I think it looked better. The patched parts in the shower are from putting new plumbing in, but since they couldn’t do the full shower yet, they sealed everything up so we can shower this week! For the tile, we decided laying them on a diagonal was the best option for our little bathroom. You can see a preview of the wainscoting above. Most importantly, it was within our budget and within our skill set. I did some research and read multiple blogs from people that have used it and people seemed to be pretty happy with it. We checked out various options, but in the end settled on grouted peel and stick floor tiles.

Stick on tiles floor install#

After the Bath Fitter guys did everything they could do last week, we took the opportunity, with everything out of the bathroom, to install a new floor. I made it worthwhile and picked up some dog food at least! Anyway, back to our bathroom. I made a trip to Target pretty much to use the bathroom. Even one day without a toilet wasn’t very fun. I should say now that I’m very grateful for indoor plumbing. In preparation for them, we removed the vanity and toilet so they were able to tackle the wainscoting. They were actually out last week to do the install, but had an issue with the shower walls being damaged, so they’ll be back to finish it up this week.

Stick on tiles floor upgrade#

They’re able to upgrade the bathroom in basically a day, which is great for us. So, we started looking into other options and ended up going with Bath Fitter. We have one bathroom in our house, so gutting a whole bathroom and being without a working one for weeks on end just isn’t possible for us, unless we want to go stay somewhere else, which we don’t.

I figure I should probably explain our strategy with the bathroom. Installing the Grouted Peel and Stick Floor Tiles My main goal was to create a space that felt relaxing and spa-like and I feel like we did a great job accomplishing that! We lived with it for a couple of years and finally decided it was time to update it with grouted peel and stick floor tiles. When we bought the house, the bathroom still had the original orange tile throughout. Things are always changing as I take on new projects, but it’s always an adventure! I’m so excited to be here today to share our recent bathroom remodel. This is our first home and we’ve been here almost three years. My husband is Kyle and we have a cute little beagle/lab mix named Sydney.

Stick on tiles floor free#

I have a degree in graphic design but I love to spend free time working on DIY projects and decorating my home.

It looks good to me, see for your self though. See how this couple used grouted peel and stick floor tiles in their bathroom renovation.