Smart Squares in A Snap Premium Plush Carpet Tiles, Made in USA – 8x8 Peel and Stick Floor Tiles with Attached Padding – Seamless DIY Carpet Squares (0.44 Sq Ft, Sample, 708 Claystone)

Got these to cut down and use for mounted cat shelves. They are soft enough to be comfy for the cats, were easy to cut to size, and while the adhesive isn’t the best on wood, they definitely stay put once they are on there.

I purchased these carpet tiles for an upstairs hallway. Besides going around the stairwell, I had 4 doorways to deal with, but these were so easy to put down! I found the best way to cut them was to mark the bottom and use a metal straight edge and sharp box cutter. It made a nice, clean cut.They adhere very well. When laying the tiles next to each other, I found it worked best to slightly pull up the edge of the one that was already installed and then press the two down together. This kept the carpet fibers from getting caught in between or underneath the two tiles, and therefore I cannot see any lines.The only thing I might recommend is to order one or two boxes more than you think you will need. When I measured, I measured the whole room and ordered the amount I should have needed for that area. I did not deduct anything for the stairwell, which is about a 35" x 80" area. With that large of an area where no carpet was needed, I figured I would have enough carpet left over to put in the small 24" x 40" closet, but I used every last square for the hallway floor and all I have left are a bunch of narrow strips from around the edges. Nothing I can use in the closet.I have put down carpet in rooms before. I would say it is more time consuming to put down the tiles than a full carpet, but it was a lot easier than wrestling with a large piece of carpet when I'm all by myself. And much easier dealing with 18 inches than with 8 feet (or 18) feet when the walls are not square!Overall, I am very happy with these tiles and would definitely order them again if I had any more carpeting to do.

I recently used Smart Squares Carpet Tiles for a small patch job in a high-traffic area of my home, and I have to say, they delivered exactly what I needed. These tiles are a convenient, user-friendly option for anyone looking to do quick repairs or upgrades without the hassle of hiring a professional.Installation is where these tiles really shine. The peel-and-stick backing makes it incredibly easy to place and align them, even if you’re not particularly handy. No glue, no extra tools—just peel, stick, and press down. The adhesive feels strong and secure, and the tiles stayed firmly in place once installed.What I liked most was that the tiles blended surprisingly well with my existing carpet, even though it wasn’t a perfect match. For small areas or patchwork, this is a solid solution. The pile is soft but durable, and they hold up well under foot traffic.The only downside I encountered was during trimming. Getting a clean, straight cut was trickier than expected—even with a fresh utility blade. The backing is dense enough that it takes a bit of effort to slice through evenly, especially for tight or detailed cuts. Not a deal-breaker, but something to keep in mind if your space requires a lot of customization.Overall, Smart Squares are a practical, cost-effective choice for small fixes or even larger DIY carpet projects. If you're looking for a quick, decent-looking carpet solution that doesn't break the bank, this is a great option—as long as you’re ready to be a bit patient with cutting.

Do not buy. Claims to be peel and stick. There is very little adhesive on the backs. You have to get a double sided tape to use on each seam between tiles as there is no adhesive other than in the middle and does not stick well. You would be better to use a spray adhesive on the floor first.

Great color on the brownish scale

cheap looking

These are working out great in our trailer

Good price for the money!