White Ocean 12 in. x 24 in. Rigid Core Luxury Vinyl Tile Flooring (19.37 sq. ft. / case)

These tiles separate at the seams even after rubber mallot with tap block. It took 2 days to install because of re doing the floor over and over. The section that you finish separates when you add another row. The only way to install these is to ignore the 1/4" gap on the edges which contradicts the instructions. It must be flush w the wall otherwise just walking on the tiles will cause separation. I did the work of installing 4 floors with this brand due to the amount of re-work needed and the kitchen is only 10x9. Redoing sections over and over drove me to the point of extreme anger. I hate this brand and will never buy another of their floors. If they were free I would pick them up and deliver them to an enemy so they could be as frustrated as I was. Avoid MSI at all costs. A friend came to help on day two because I was exhausted. He had installed several vinyl plank floors and he could not believe how hard they were to install. We finally finished only to have my wife walk on the floor and have complete rows separating at the seems. A total waste of time and money. In addition, ther seems broke on several plans just trying to install them. This floor drained me physically and emotionally. Never again MSI!

We got it on sale at 30% off but would gladly pay full price. Feels and looks like a premium vinyl plank flooring.

You will want to layout the tile and measure your area methodically and make sure you don’t have too small of pieces against the walls. The surface feels pourous and chalky, it does seem to scuff easy. Install was done in a grid style and was difficult to make sure they were square and lined up. I did damage a couple tiles just by moving them and hitting the floor, the tongue breaks off very easy so be careful. I used a table saw for nice clean cuts but makes a huge mess with all that vinyl kerfing. Overall satisfied with the look and install. For the price i think i could have got a better product.

In terms of looks, I think this flooring is fantastic. It's virtually indistinguishable from real large-format tile. If you're looking to save some money by doing the labor yourself but don't have the confidence/tools to do real tile yet, this is a great option. I've seen reviews of vinyl tile products that say it's difficult or dangerous to this flooring with just a utility knife, but if you're careful, I don't think that's the case. I'm a novice DIYer and a bit of a dunce in general, and I found this to be pretty easy. If you're mainly cutting tiles in half, you can score this with you knife — 3 or 4 light passes should do the trick — and cleanly snap it over your knee. A couple factors can make the install more difficult. If you have lots of smaller notches to go around (e.g. cabinets, trim, floor vents), you'll probably get better results using a saw of some sort for smaller cuts. It's very tricky to do the score-and-snap method if you need to cut in two directions on one tile. I managed to do snap off small pieces with the help of pliers, but the cuts turned out a little messier in those places. I'd also definitely assess the squareness of your room before you dive in. If it's off-square, you'll have to make cuts at weird angles, and some of your tiles may not quite fit together. I'm not really sure what the solution to that is; my room is very off-square and a few of my tile joints are just a little loose despite lots of tapping into place. I don't anticipate it being a disaster, but I'd imagine water or dust could get through.

As you can see from the image, the tiles are not laid as intended. I would not recommend straying from the original design. We had to modify edges to fit together and had issues with them popping out after laid. Very long and tedious process, but it worked. If I were to do it again - I would have followed the instructions.

I searched for vinyl floor that wasn't wood and this was perfect. Loved the large plank look. entryway turned out great just called the company, home depot, and MSI Representative in my area and they stated that this tile was only made for home depot and the transition is still in production and not available. Settled with a plain gray piece found at a speciality store.

It looks and feels like real tile. I will say it chips pretty easily so you will have to be extra careful when trying to lock in the groove

Beautiful. Looks like tile and was easy to install.

Good look and quality

Used this in my laundry / storage area. Product came well packaged, two cases to a box, so it's a bit awkward at 40 lbs to handle. It scores and naps easily. I made all of the custom cuts with a good quality utility knife. You definitely need the installation tools to ensure you don't break the click-lock strip and be sure to use the correct side of the block so you don't bash the strip when knocking it into place. So far it looks great. Recommend. Alison